Sunday Services
Church is a refuge from the chaos of everyday life. Attending church services gives us time to focus on worshipping God and loving our neighbors. It’s a spiritual recharge that helps us live closer to God throughout the week.
Hear First-Time Church Experiences
See what other’s have to say about their first visit to one of our congregations.
What happened when we asked several people to attend church with us for the first time?
When Jessica attended church, the lesson topics felt like a message for her from God and a breath of fresh air.
Daniel found a new level of goodness in the world after attending church for the first time.
Christina felt welcomed and part of the community, and her visit to church helped restore her faith in humanity.
A Community in Your Language
Do you or your family speak a different language? Visit our “Find a Church” page to see what language-specific congregations are available in your area.
5 Common Questions about Church
A: Many of our members come to church by themselves each week. However, if you’d like someone to attend with you for the first time, sign up here.
A: There’s no requirement to participate. On your first Sunday, sit back and just enjoy the service. If you want to participate, like taking the sacrament (Communion) or responding to questions, you’re welcome to do whatever feels comfortable.
A: You can always count on one main meeting, where we take the sacrament (or Communion) to remember the Savior, followed by classes separated by age groups or general interests. Learn more about our meetings here.
A: You’re welcome to come in any clothes you feel comfortable in. Most men wear button–up shirts and ties, women typically wear dresses or skirts, and children usually dress up too.
A: No. We don’t solicit donations or pass a plate. Contributions by members are made privately.
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