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  I have attended church here for over 6 years. The people are very friendly and visitors are welcome to come and check it out. Visitors are not put on the spot or called up in front of the congregation like they do at some churches. This is a Christian church which encourages families to attend together and it has 3 meetings each Sunday. First is Sacrament meeting (9 AM) where you hear a sermon, sing hymns as a congregation and then take the sacrament or communion, which is bread and water. The next meeting is a Sunday School class (10AM), currently we are studying the Old Testament and I find the class to be interesting and fun. People are encouraged to make commentsor ask questions but you do not have to. Children can attend primary where wonderful ladies take good care of them. I have 4 children and they love going to primary where they sing songs and learn about Jesus. The final hour (11AM) the women can go to Relief Society which is an organization led by women and where they study a broad range of subjects from how to study the scriptures better, how to be a better mother, and how to teach your children. The men go to priesthood class where they learn how to be better husbands, fathers and be a Christian leader in their home and community. I love this church and highly recommend it to anyone who would like to feel closer to God and Jesus Christ. My love for Jesus and my fellowman grows each time we attend and I believe it has made me a better husband and father. There is a meeting for Spanish speakers also. The Clergy is non paid volunteers. They are great people. The current bishop is a practicing medical doctor who volunteers his spare time to minister to the congregation.

  Added March 21, 2017 by A Google User