Christian Church where everyone is welcome. Two service times 9;30am and 11:15am . One evening…read moreservice on Wednesday at 7:00pm. Live band and classes for self improvement along with Bible studies

I was excited to visit this church because the mission statement and about seemed somewhat…read moreagreeable to me, but I left midway through the service because I didn't like the way they handled tithing. I don't want to rate too low because I see how this church could appeal to other people, but I won't be back.

Th is Church has The Love Of God and I can feel the Love That God can give!!! II Love My Church…read moreBecause when I Pray and a lot of time it is answered By Troy while preaching and Save My Life!!!! Come and Exp The Love Of Yeshua (Jesus) That You have never Exp before and Will want to come Back!!!! Your Heart Will Be Full Of Love When You +Leave Church

This is probably the friendliest church in town. The music is congregational, traditional,…read moreinclusive and not performance-oriented. This is an independent, fundamentalist church with the following emphases: teaching Scripture, holiness, soul-winning and the fruit of the Spirit.

I was a bit nervous to step into a church that I have never been to before, but could have been…read moremore welcomed. The members of this church were so kind, and generous, and made us feel right at home. I especially enjoyed their musical program before the actual service started. Many outreach programs, including a food pantry.

I went to this church for Easter Sunday as I was passing through town. Every single person was…read moreextremely nice, welcoming and just had a warm welcoming presence. The worship was amazing & most definitely moved the room. However, when getting to the sermon, one gentleman read one verse, and then they preformed a skit around the death and resurrection of Jesus. While it was a cute performance and I did giggle, after the 4th disciple actor came on stage, an hour had gone by. I ended up leaving before the end of the service. For a Sunday...especially Easter...with the current heat of the times we are in... being in the word is vital. On a Sunday where we could strengthen our relationship with God, change hearts and make disciples, glorify Him, expand on His teaching and lean into His word... I fear it was missed. We need the truth, the word, so we can become disciples and plant mustard seeds of faith. We don't need feel good sermons, we need the truth. Again, I thought the skit was so cute but maybe for a Saturday where those who want to attend in their free time can.

Their previous pastor retired and they replaced him with a teaching pastor. Unfortunately, the…read moresermon that I live streamed wasn't close to the depth and scope of the previous pastor's sermons. I basically got nothing out of the message. My children had gone to that church as well, and they felt the same way and are still looking for another church as we are.

My family recently had a memorial service hosted at Mountain Road Church in Fruit Heights, UT. The…read moreservice was officiated by interim Pastor Reverend Chris Bower, a personable and compassionate man. The church itself is pretty and layed out well. Everything is tip top shape, clean and welcoming. The ladies (and gents) that put out the spread of food and beverages were very thoughtful to be supportive of the family in our time of need. I really appreciate all that they did to make our time of grief a slightly less difficult transition. While they lost a member of their flock (our relative Marilyn Ramage), it is my hope that if you are new to the community of Fruit Heights, or are looking to find the sense of community that joining their church can bring, that you will be welcomed in with open arms the way that our family members have been. I scanned their website and it appears to offer MANY programs for the community, offer childcare during services, and opens it's hospitality center for other functions as well. I'm reasonably certain that Reverend Chris Bower would be willing to help you out in your time of need - no matter of what it is. He can be reached at: churchoffice@epcutah.org

The temple is under construction with a large crane & equipment. The area around the temple was…read moreclosed. If it were opened only church members could go inside. This is the temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Temple Square in Salt Lake City. It's 253,015 sq ft & is the largest Latter-day Saint temple by floor area. It was dedicated in 1893, it is the 6thtemple completed by the church, requiring 40 years to complete, and the fourth temple built. The temple was closed in December 2019 for remodelling & seismic renovations as the temple since on a fault & is prone to earthquakes. It is scheduled to reopen in 2026.

Wonderful tour by two sisters whose names I forget! Our tour lasted 1.5 hours as we asked many…read morequestions and connected well with our tour guides. We received Books of Mormon and our guides asked us many engaging questions, including what our favorite part about Jesus is. I appreciated their welcoming attitude, as I was with my girlfriend (lesbians). Going into it we were unsure what to expect but we had an amazing experience.

My family was visiting to work unassigned territory and this congregation was kind and lovely…read more M.S., in particular, was so hospitable and kind to us. I hope we get to visit this congregation again! :-)