Come here for pray during day time in Ramadan month but the door was lock crazy. Should leave…read morenotice or anything.

Beautiful and clean masjeed mashallah! Very welcoming. Bathrooms are very clean, thank youread more

I have been so glad to discover this temple. It's such a place of peace and spirituality and has…read moregreat festivals, aarti, and many other events, like chanting, meditation, cooking classes, classes on Hinduism basics, and yoga. The food at the canteen is fabulous. I try to go there as often as I can. I have felt welcomed there, even as a non-South Asian, which means a lot. Check it out if you are looking for a spiritual home or a place to uplift your spirit in Vegas.

A great Hindu and Jain temple to visit when in Las Vegas. It is nicely built & has space to…read moremeditate and chant. There are various representations of the divine in the temple. I was there to give a presentation on behalf of the Hindu American Foundation.

Good nice clean taught good loved it I had. Great time we prayed 6 to 7 times great experienceread more

Yet another wonderful Chabad outreach. The rabbi and his…read morefamily are wonderful. Rabbi Wilhelm is knowledgable and helpful when it comes to the High Holidays and other Jewish traditions/practices. That someone gave him a 1-star is appalling, but look at the source. She is put off he didn't want her interrupting others who were trying to connect with fellow members and HaShem during the actual service, but he's unwelcoming? She gives fast food 5-stars and a man and his family who live for their community 1-star. She posts a "disrespectful" picture of a dog with a Tallis and Kippa? More than enough said. If you live in the area you must stop by and if you're just visiting there's always room! Thank you, Wilhelms!!! Only Blessings!

I visited the Nichiren Buddhist Kannon Temple in Vegas in mid Oct. 2017. It was two weeks after…read morethe mass shooting that happened. Rev. Kanai picked me up from my hotel. I knew him when he used to be the reverend at the Seattle Nichiren Buddhist Church. He is very friendly and welcoming. He served some Japanese Tea and Sembei or rice crackers. Then he gave me a bottle of water and sembei to take with me. He also gave me a short blessing and handed me a blessing lotus card with the invocation, "Namu Myoho Renge Kyo." This invocation is also used by the Sokkai Gakkai Sect or NSA, which uses the beliefs of St. Nichiren as well. Tina Turner is a member of Sokkai Gakkai. Sokkai Gakkai was founded in 1930. However, the Nichiren Shu Church I was raised in is the original old school religion that rooted from Japan. The founder is St. Nichiren who lived from Feb. 1222 to Oct. 13, 1282. The Head Temple I've been to is the Ikegami Honwanji Temple in Tokyo. So this sect follows the Lotus Sutra. There are many sects of Buddhism. It's very complicated. Within the Nichiren Sect there are many sub-groups, mainly in Japan, that stemmed in the 20th Century. Only a small part of the prayers are translated in English. So many of the 3rd generation Japanese Americans have left the Church and decided to go to more popular Asian Christian Churches or not go to any Church at all. If you are interested in getting married in Vegas, or just visit to get a Blessing, at this Temple, please call Rev. Kanai. It's a small chapel area (Fits maybe 30 people) and there's a small room for a potluck. His son, Douglas Kanai also became a priest. They have office hours every day. There is morning service at around 10:30 am on Sundays too. But call to get the schedule or just drop by in the afternoons or mornings from 10 am until 4 pm. You will be Welcomed!

Thanks to Rev. Kanai for doing Zoom services during the pandemic. My Seattle church is…read moretemporarily closed. I am glad to be able to attend virtual services in Las Vegas.

Rabbi Yossi and Miriam Shuchat are amazing people who truly serve the community and the world with…read moretheir kindness, generosity, and warmth. Fabulous synagogue. Chabad Sephardic. Everyone is welcome.

Or Bamidbar - I am always happy to come to your place, feels like home…read more Yossi and Miriam - I met so many great people there because of you and I am happy to be your photographer. You doing an AMAZING job with the networking and Shai Peri think the same :) Thank you again for everything you do for our community in Las Vegas.

Great church teaching both the OT and the NT in harmony. God bless this church! For Torah following…read moreChristians this is the best spot in Vegas with kind humble people and the whole Bible being taught.

it is a Christian based congregation that centers on the Torah/Old Testament as it relates to the…read more"New Testament". It has a family friendly atmosphere and a diverse community. I find the teachings uplifting and eye-opening. Who said, "You can't teach an old dog a new trick"? At 71-years old,I learn something new each Sabbath I attend. Shalom/Peace FYI: THERE IS NO EREV SABBATH ON FRIDAYS EVENINGS FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE.

Peaceful pagoda with lots of Buddhist statuses and decorations. Friendly and welcoming master.read more

One of the best temple that I have ever been to , very peaceful and relaxing .You can see the all…read morethe outside decorations and Buddha statue look gorgeous , followed with miracle name "Chua Binh An "- Peaceful Temple

After searching for a church home since moving to Las Vegas in 2022, I can honestly say that City…read moreLights Church has been an answer to prayer. Before attending in person, I spent several weekends watching services online to get a feel for the church. The first time I walked through the doors, I knew something was different. During the opening prayer, I found myself in tears because it felt like God had been waiting for me all along. It was one of those moments that reminded me exactly where I needed to be. The people here have been incredibly welcoming and kind. I especially enjoy Pastor Jabin's messages--he does a wonderful job of teaching God's Word while bringing humor, wisdom, and authenticity to every sermon. You can tell he genuinely cares about helping people grow in their faith. The new facility is beautiful, and I love the flexibility of having services on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. As a parent, one of the things I appreciate most is the children's ministry. My 2-year-old attends the toddler room, and the staff there are so warm, friendly, and caring. He genuinely enjoys being there every week. I also appreciate the church's commitment to safety. With security present, bag checks, and dedicated volunteers monitoring the children's areas, it gives me peace of mind. In a world where churches unfortunately have to think about these things, I'm grateful to be able to focus on worship and God's Word knowing that safety is a priority. This past weekend's guest speaker shared a message about the phases of faith and how Jesus has always been a miracle-working God. One statement that really stayed with me was the reminder that if Jesus did it once, He can do it again. There are so many people praying for miracles right now, and just as many people who have the opportunity to be a miracle in someone else's life. It was a powerful and encouraging message. The worship team is also incredible. The singers, musicians, production team, and visual elements create an atmosphere that is engaging, uplifting, and focused on worship. Every week I leave feeling encouraged and closer to God. I also wanted to address some of the negative reviews regarding tithing. I attended Pastor Jabin's sermon on the topic, and I thought he explained it very well. He clearly stated that if someone is choosing between feeding their family and giving to the church, they should always feed their family. He specifically discouraged people from using credit cards or giving money they don't have. What I heard was a biblical teaching on generosity, not pressure or manipulation. He consistently encourages people to give as they feel led. The reality is that every church relies on the generosity of its congregation to operate and serve its community. City Lights provides so much through its ministries, services, and outreach, and I personally never felt pressured to give. I'm incredibly grateful for this church and the role it has played in helping me rebuild and strengthen my relationship with Christ. After years of searching, I am happy to call City Lights my church home. Thank you, City Lights Church.

City Light Church is a house for the next generation. The message is clear. One more soul. One more…read morefamily saved. The leadership speaks from experience. They share examples like Paul and Moses to remind you that faith is shaped through struggle, sacrifice, and obedience. It never feels distant or out of reach. The preaching brings hope and accountability without judgment. The numbers show the impact. Since it opened in May, about 900 people have been saved. The church has grown to about 3000 new members. These are not abstract figures. They represent real people finding direction, healing, and a path forward. The space matters. Before City Light Church, the location was Sierra Vista High School. Classrooms, the cafeteria, and the theater were transformed into rooms for worship, prayer, and community. The team did not wait for a perfect building. They created a spiritual home from what they had. This says a lot about their mission. They serve the Lord now, not later. The campus holds 10 acres. There is room to breathe, reflect, and grow. You feel safe to bring your whole self. You feel seen. You feel a sense of purpose. If you have frustration or confusion from other churches, this space feels different. The messages speak to everyday life. The pastors address emotions you might not talk about elsewhere. Loss. Burnout. Identity. Calling. They make faith relatable, like Elisha training the next generation with clarity and conviction. City Light Church is not built for perfection. It is built for transformation. The people, the prayers, and the mission all point toward saving one more soul and lifting one more family.