The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Layton, UT
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2300 University Park BlvdLayton, UT 84041About
Summary
A welcoming and peaceful place of worship where visitors feel a sense of belonging. The community is known for its kindness and inclusivity, making it a comfortable environment for individuals and families. Reviews highlight the friendly atmosphere and the sense of peace experienced by visitors.
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- Faith Harmon5 months ago
The people are so welcoming, they make you feel like you belong! So peaceful, and a wonderful place to worship!
- Eric Rickey Larsona year ago
When our family visited here, people were friendly, fun and kind. It’s not where we normally go, but we felt welcome.
- Cynthia Minson7 years ago
All people, individuals and families, are welcome. The people here are kind and warm. Like normal people they have children crying, which made me feel more comfortable since my own kids are not the quietest. I enjoyed listening to their words at the pulpit and feel how they struggle as much as I do. There was a general feeling of peace.
- Sadie9 years ago
They were very unkind and cruel, hypocritical and do not act like Christians at all. They are very judgemental and close-minded. I am a single mother of 6 kids my only income being barely over $700 a month from SSI disability. They have Dr reports in my file. I am a widow from one marriage. Myself and my children are survivors of domestic violence from another and I get no child support. I have no family or friends to help. And I do my best to be self sufficient before I ever ask for help. And I do happen to be a member of this Mormon church from birth. I asked for a one time assistance to help get beds for my kids, a set of bunk beds. That would have given 2 kids each sharing a twin size bed. (the boys ages 6 and 12 on one and the girls ages 9 and 15 on the other. If the oldest ones came to visit I have a couch 😊) I let him know I had $40, maybe $50 but needed help with the rest. And I was willing to add more service acts to what I already do to help pay it back. I let him know I have some limitations, but I was sure we could find something. (Before moving here we were living in a shelter and my ex had thrown away everything we couldn't get into 4 suitcases. I have been trying to save enough for 2 years) I was told by this Bishop that my kids should just keep sleeping on the floor. Even after I let him know that 2 of my kids have been bitten by Hobo spiders with pretty bad tissue damage. I also showed him Dr notes explaining that because of at least one of my children having physical impairments proper beds, not the floor are a medical necessity. I was told "No. I should not be trying to force my monkeys onto his back" he said I was trying to use him and just living off him and the system. That I am just lazy. He also told me that my asking for help "was taking food out of the widow's of the wards mouths". I asked for help with ideas that I might not have thought of yet and he just said, "that's not my monkey. It's yours." You need to deal with it yourself. This does seem to be standard procedure since the previous Bishop said exactly the same thing mostly word for word, except for the monkey comments. (my children are multiracial, half black. I'm not sure why he chose to reference monkeys, but it was hard to not react to what seemed an unnecessary comparison) These same bishop gave 2 sets of bunk beds, mattresses and box-springs to a neighbor who didn't even ask for them last Christmas. I was shown the receipt. It said "bishop order" the totals being $900+ for the 2 bunk bed frames, and $650 for 1 mattress and box-spring. (about $2200 total) They have 5 kids who all had beds already. I don't get help for my utilities, my rent, car payment, car insurance not even food. I don't even ask. But I know, because I have either gone with people or they show receipts, that this same ward, Bishops, give all this assistance monthly to people. Families with a mother and father in the home both capable of working. Families who are not members. People who pay rent with the church money then come back with a bunch of alcohol, iPad, smartphones for all their kids etc. These are just a few examples of how the Mormon (LDS) church treats people. They are not Christians. They do not practice what they preach. And they treat many people very badly. Especially if those people are different in any way.
- Beth Olson7 years ago
The people r fantastic and it was so reverent. So nice and clean with lots of parking.
- Anthony Bocciaa year ago
Another one of the best places on earth
- Rejane Windmüller2 years ago
Excellent place to worship God and be very welcome!
- Trevor Steenblik10 years ago
A great place to worship. It's open to everyone.
- garry atkinson (Harleydogg)6 years ago
Had a great time and felt welcome by everyone 😁 …
- Emilia Suarez7 years ago
Church is the best place to found God, yourself and feel better.
- Marshal McAllister9 years ago
Friendly and great place to get closer to god
- Rebecka Martine6 years ago
I used to attend this place it's a decent church
- Lorna Kay Roberts3 years ago
Awesome place and people to worship with.
- Robert Bolar6 years ago
Great people friendly and very accommodating.
- Adam Sadler9 years ago
This place feels peaceful and calm.
- Steve Elzinga7 years ago
I love the restored Church of Jesus Christ
- Matt Crabtree7 years ago
Cool cars
- Renee Jolene7 years ago
Awesome
- Thomas Minson3 years ago
Church
- Richard Watts4 years ago
Place of worship.
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