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    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Closed 9:30 am - 12:30 pm
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    The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

    The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

    5.0(2 reviews)
    0.7 mi

    I grew up coming to this church building. I made a lot of friendships that have lasted and had a…read moregreat many role models. The building itself is fairly new (compared to the other chapel in town) and is always kept clean .

    I am not Mormon, but my friend has received spiritual and practical help through this wonderful…read morechurch. They worship Jesus. They do not worship Joseph Smith, nor would they think of replacing the bible with the Book of Mormon. They study each equally. This is a Christian church that I have found to be very loving. Was Satan the brother of Jesus? Why would members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints think such a thing? Mormons believe that God created all of us as spirits, including Jesus and Satan (otherwise, where did Satan come from?) There are no spirits that are not brothers and sisters. Satan rebelled, and lost the opportunity to come to earth and receive a physical body. But he is our brother, the same as Jesus. People who quote this out of context are being misleading and unkind. Mormonism is not a cult: 1) Non-members are welcome, and investigating and questioning are very much respected with no pressure. 2) Members are never shunned if they question or sin. Only VERY serious sins can result in being excommunicated, and the member is still very much welcome and encouraged to participate as they work with their Bishop to repent and be welcomed back (re-baptized) as a member. 3) Tithing is optional, though to attend certain services in the temple require that a full tithe is paid. This is a private thing, so only your Bishop and his assistants know. This is no pressure to pay tithing, and asking for more money, assets, etc. does not ever happen. 4) There is an orderly way of installing new leaders that is not based upon a cult of personality. 5) Missionaries who sign up for the two year period of finding new members pay their own way. This is completely voluntary, though it is encouraged. This is the closest I have seen to anything that might be a subtle pressure. 6) Gay people are no longer shunned. They are welcome. There has been some healing and bridge building between gay and other members. They are still considered to be sinners though. This is just a few of the ways that "Mormonism" is not a cult.

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