What to Expect from Mormon Church Service
Have you ever been interested in attending a Mormon Church Service? Even just curious to see how the meetings are organized and what is taught there?
I’d personally invite you to attend. Visit the website http://maps.lds.org and find the nearest meetinghouse by you. You might be surprised how close the nearest one is!
Think Mormons are crazy? Not sure if Mormons are Christians? Wondering if the Mormon Church might be true? Whatever your questions may be, come visit and worship the Lord with us. Here is a video that you might be interested to watch before going so you know what to expect:
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Thanks for posting this video. It has helped me not be too nervous in visiting a local church.
Thank you so much! Awesome! Only the most necessary things, short and simple. Now I am thinking about doing something like this in Russian!! May I steal your idea? (I mean, borrow it
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I actually didn’t make this video–but you can find it on Youtube if you search under the same name. I think it’d be great if something were done in other languages!
I thought only people with “temple recommends” were allowed to attend?
Sasha, thanks for your comment. Actually anybody is welcome to attend LDS chapels. If you drive by one, you will see on the outside, “The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Visitors Welcome.” I’d encourage you to visit a chapel near you.
The LDS Church also has 130+ temples throughout the world where other ordinances are done (I have another post about this). Only members of the Church with a “temple recommend”, as you mention, are allowed to go inside the temples.