La Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Últimos Días

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  Peg

  Jun 23, 2026
  5.0
  Great father day service
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  Brandon Murray

  Mar 23, 2025
  4.0
  Yep, they baptized me—but at this point, I’ve got more baptisms than some people have houseplants. Every church wants me, and I get it. I walk in and they’re like, “You ready to be saved again?” And honestly, sometimes I am. The LDS Church has a lot going for it. The people are friendly, they’re serious about community, and they run a tight ship. But let’s talk about what keeps this from being a full 5-star situation. First, the sacrament bread. They break it with bare hands—no gloves, no hand sanitizer, just vibes. I got sick once and now I watch that tray go by like I’m dodging a sneeze in slow motion. Come on, fellas. Even Jesus would’ve used some Purell if it was around. Now the tithing. 10% of your income, every year. And while they say it’s “voluntary,” there’s a catch: if you want to go to the temple—which is basically where all the serious dating and marriages happen—you better be paying up. It’s like spiritual Costco: no temple recommend, no access. Meanwhile, every girl is like, “I want to get sealed in the temple,” and you’re over here doing math in your head like, “Do I love her $400-a-month worth?” Let me just say it—marriage and salvation are supposed to be free. You shouldn’t have to buy your way into a wedding or the afterlife. That’s not a covenant, that’s a subscription. All that said, four stars because the community is strong, the lifestyle has a lot of positives, and the commitment is real. But I’m still keeping one foot out the door in case another church offers free bread and a zero-dollar dating plan.
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  Sherry Hudnall

  Mar 14, 2021
  5.0
  Love going to church here and it's a great place to feel the holy spirit and heavenly father