Come As You Are
Worship With Us
Our Sunday services are open to everyone. You are welcome here.
Sundays
What to Expect
Visiting a new church can feel unfamiliar. Here's everything you need to know before you walk through the doors.
Two Hour Service
One hour of congregational worship (Sacrament Meeting) followed by Sunday school classes for all ages, 18 months and up.
Dress Comfortably
Wear whatever modest clothing you feel comfortable in. Don't let attire stop you from coming. Come as you are.
No Collections
We never pass a plate or solicit donations from visitors. There is no financial obligation of any kind.
All Are Welcome
Families, singles, visitors of any background — everyone is welcome. We also have congregations in Haitian Creole and Spanish.
No Pressure
You're never required to participate, speak, or do anything you're not comfortable with. Come, enjoy, and feel the spirit.
Children's Programs
Nursery from 18 months, Primary for children, Young Men & Young Women for teens — programs for every age in a safe, loving environment.
What to Expect
Sacrament Meeting Overview
Our main worship service lasts about one hour. Here's what a typical Sunday looks like.
Opening Hymn & Prayer
The congregation sings a hymn together from the hymnbook. A member offers an opening prayer. You can sit anywhere — there are no assigned seats.
Ward Business
Brief announcements, new members welcomed, and callings (volunteer assignments) are presented for a sustaining vote.
The Sacrament
A hymn is sung while the sacrament (communion) is blessed and passed to the congregation. Bread represents the body of Christ; water represents His blood. This is the most sacred part of the meeting.
Congregation Speakers
Two to three members of the congregation share prepared messages on gospel topics. Speakers are selected from the congregation — everyday members, not paid clergy. They are given time to prepare and speak from the heart.
Musical Number (if scheduled)
Sometimes a choir, soloist, or small group performs a musical number. Not every week — but when it happens, it's a beautiful moment of worship through music.
Closing Hymn & Prayer
One final hymn is sung by the congregation, followed by a closing prayer to end the meeting.
A Few Things to Know
No Clapping
You won't hear applause during our services. We believe worship should be reverent, and we express appreciation through quiet reflection rather than clapping. This helps maintain a sacred, peaceful atmosphere where everyone can feel the Spirit.
Sit Anywhere
There are no assigned pews or seats. Sit wherever you feel comfortable — up front, in the back, near the aisle. You're free to come and go as needed.
A Lay Ministry
No one is paid. The bishop, speakers, teachers, and everyone who serves does so voluntarily. Speakers are members of the congregation who are asked to prepare messages on gospel topics. They are given time to pray, study, and prepare.
Hymns We Sing
We sing traditional Christian hymns from our hymnbook — songs about faith, Jesus Christ, gratitude, and service. Hymnbooks are provided in the pews. Sometimes a choir or musical number is featured, but most weeks the congregation sings together.
Plan Your Visit
Before You Come
Free Parking
All of our meetinghouses have free, ample parking. Most locations also have designated visitor spots near the main entrance.
There is never a charge for parking — just pull in and come inside.
Scriptures Provided
You don't need to bring anything. Scriptures and hymnbooks are available in every pew.
If you'd like to follow along on your phone, download the free Gospel Library app for access to scriptures, hymns, lesson manuals, and more.
Safe Classes for Kids
Every class for children and youth has at least two adult teachers present at all times. This is a Church-wide safety policy.
Nursery (18 months–3 years), Primary (3–11), Young Men and Young Women (12–17) — all led by volunteer members of the congregation who love working with kids.
Download the Gospel Library App
Access scriptures, hymns, lesson materials, and inspiration — all free. Available on iOS and Android. Follow along during the service or study at home.
Common Questions
Frequently Asked
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