Dunedin Assembly of God


Welcome to Dunedin Assembly of God!

Located at 885 Lake Haven Road, Dunedin, FL. 34698

Pastor Billy Green and his wife Debbie, along with the fellowship of Dunedin Assembly, wish to extend a warm invitation to you. It is our sincere desire to provide a warm and friendly atmosphere of true worship for people from all walks of life.

The church is located just a 1/4 mile south of 580 Main Street in Dunedin. From US 19, head West on 580, turn South onto Lake Haven Road. You will find the church at 885 Lake Haven Road. We hope you join us soon!

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