BEST church I have ever been to! I love that they teach in…read moresuch an engaging way and easy for others to understand. the music is fantastic and FREE COFFEE and TEA! I wish I had more time to do more for the church. I also wish I was closer because its always my go to! very fulfilling every time.

I LOVE my church! I love everything about it…read more The warm welcome you receive when walking through the doors on a Sunday morning. Pastor Scott, who has been there for years, and Pastor Mike who is pretty new, are both wonderful Preachers of The Word. CenterPoint has it all in a very comfortable setting. Worship, fellowship, discipleship, ministry and mission. I regularly attend the services and feel Gods greatness and love through the music and sermons, and have met many awesome people through going there. Thank you CenterPoint for being there for me. I praise God for YOU!!

I love being a new member of the Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints. As of August 31 three…read moreyears agoI was baptized into this new and wonderful way of life. And now a possibility to go to the new Provo Temple wahoo to me.

While many try to explain the reason why our marriages, our families, and our youth are in so much…read moretrouble and sorrow, the Bible, the word of God, invites us to find a new life in Christ Jesus. Program after program fails in giving solutions to delinquency, divorces and families in disarray. We invite you to a church where - for over 5 years - Hundreds have found answers to their problems through the word of God. This is a church where the word of God is believed, and taught, and preached

This is, in my opinion, one of the most unique temples in the Church, both in design and in…read morebackstory. Built from the remains of the old tabernacle after the fire, it's a reminder of restoration in more ways than one. Architecturally, it's beautiful--red brick, tall spires, and carefully preserved details that give it an almost cathedral-like feel. Inside, it's just as thoughtfully done. It feels more vertical than most temples, and the staircases and layout give it a different sense of movement and space. It's not the largest temple, and it can feel busy at times (it's Provo, after all), but it's still a peaceful and sacred place. My family and I used to attend stake conferences here before the fire. I also took part in the annual BYU Adventsingen--both when I was in high school and later with the BYU German Choir. So yeah, I have a lot of fond memories tied to this building. The temple has lovingly preserved its spirit and structure, and that means a lot to me. Also worth mentioning is the annual Temple to Temple Run/Walk on Pioneer Day. It's a cool local tradition--a free 5K that starts at the Provo Temple (soon to be Provo Utah Rock Canyon Temple) and ends here. It's turned into a Provo favorite, and it's one of those small community things that makes this area feel special. Provo City Center is definitely worth a visit--especially if you appreciate a bit of history with your reverence.

It's beautiful all year! The feeling of peace you get as you walk the grounds makes you feel like…read moreit's a bit of heaven! The nature, fountain, and statue of Christ is indescribable!

Doesn't exist. Closed down. Not sure why there is still a listing and map directions. I'm still…read moretyping to meet word requirements of Yelp.

At long last! The Holy Apostles mission in Orem is a cozy,…read morebut growing Orthodox parish in the heart of Mormondom. Please visit; who knows, original Christianity may be for you. Taste and see that the Lord is good.

Very welcoming to visitors! I attended for my religion class and was made to feel at home.read more