The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Yes. Jesus is the foundation of our faith. In fact, the full name of our Church is The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The Bible and the Book of Mormon both testify of Jesus Christ, and we cherish both. This verse from the Book of Mormon reflects our beliefs in Christ: “And we talk of Christ, we rejoice in Christ, we preach of Christ, we prophesy of Christ, and we write according to our prophecies, that our children may know to what source they may look for a remission of their sins” (2 Nephi 25:26). Learn more about our beliefs at ComeUntoChrist.org

Yes. Very much so. It’s the word of God, a sacred volume of scripture, and required reading for a happy life. Along with the Bible, we also find inspiration in other books of scripture unique to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. They all work together to teach us important truths about Jesus Christ. Learn more about our beliefs at ComeUntoChrist.org

The Church meeting always starts with a welcome and announcements from one of the lay leaders. Next, an opening song by the congregation and prayer offered by one of the members is followed by another hymn while the communion in remembrance of Jesus Christ is prepared and distributed to those who desire to receive it. Then, one or two of the members of the congregation (including youth and children) give talks--sometimes a musical number is performed by a member of the congregation or choir. The lay leader gives some brief concluding words followed by a closing song and prayer. On just the first Sunday of each month the members of the Church fast for the poor and needy. Instead of speakers, a few members of the congregation choose to share their feelings with the others about Jesus Christ and how grateful they are for him.

Yes, we give informal Church tours at your convenience! Call or text us at the phone number listed to arrange for a tour, or just ask questions about our Church.

All are welcome to dress as they want but many do wear their “Sunday best” clothes on Sunday. For weekday activities everyone dresses more casually.

Yes, even babies. There is also a mother’s room for nursing mothers and a nursery for children one year old and older to attend for the second hour.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or The Church of Jesus Christ. You can learn more about the Church’s name by going to its website by typing “comeuntochrist” into the search field. You can also go to the Church’s newsroom for more facts and statistics about the Church.

Church services are held every Sunday from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, typically lasting two hours. The first hour is a worship service, followed by classes for children, youth, and adults.

Yes. Jesus Christ is the foundation of the Church's faith. Members believe He is the Son of God and the Savior of the World, and both the Bible and the Book of Mormon testify of Him.

Yes, visitors of all ages, including babies, are welcome. There is a mother’s room for nursing mothers and a nursery available for children one year and older during the second hour.

Yes, the church offers wheelchair accessible entrances, parking, seating, and restrooms, including unisex facilities.

Attendees are welcome to dress as they prefer, but many wear their “Sunday best” clothes for Sunday services. Casual attire is more common for weekday activities.

Yes, informal church tours are provided by appointment at your convenience. You can call or text the church's listed phone number to arrange a tour or ask questions.

Visitors can enjoy nearby dining at places like Taqueria Lupita To Go, a Mexican fast-food restaurant, and The Junction Tavern, a bar and pub-style restaurant.

Nearby options include Circle K, Kangaroo Express, Chevron, and Shell, which offer convenience store goods and gas station services.

Yes, Palms Medical Group is located nearby and provides medical services for the community.

Close to the church, there is the Sunshiners Group Home, a retirement home and medical service organization, providing care for local residents.