The locals are coming to Christ and that is something being in the location it is at. God is doing…read morea good work here. Thank you for being a place for me to recharge before running God's play for the week.

This church was such a blessing for my family when we relocated from Texas to Utah. I love that…read morepastor Joe teaches you from God's word instead of preaching at you. This church was very accepting from day one and became part of our family. Don't wait any longer to visit this church!

This school is absolutely amazing. I was a little hesitant, not sure if my children would be too…read moresheltered at a private faith-based institution. Growing up in southern California, I loved the diversity around me, and felt that the many different life experiences and perspectives were helpful for me. We have found that American Heritage teachers are very intentional about providing opportunities to the students to experience diverse life experiences and beliefs, while maintaining faithfulness to LDS perspectives.

It's been refreshing to see how intentional American Heritage has been about making my family and…read moreother diverse families feel welcome. It has been great to see the heroes my three children learn about in the classroom. Heroes that look like them, Black African Americans. In addition the yearly Black History Month assemblies that my family has been able to take part in several times is a favorite for us. So grateful to know my children are surrounded by people that love them, SEE them and go out of their way to make them feel welcome and valued. Thank you beyond words American Heritage School. Keep it going!

First time walking through the doors, you are greeted by amazing volunteers. The kids ministry is…read moreamazing and sets up weekly worships and crafts/games.

From the owner: SMCC is a non-denominational, christian church in Lehi, Utah that exists to help as many people as…read morepossible take their next step in becoming fully devoted and fully delighted followers of Christ. We are one church that meets in 5 locations across Utah. We have multiple service times at 9:00am and 10:30am with great environments for kids through 8th grade.

I love to worship at Alpine Bible Church. Preaching is directly from the Bible. I love that. This…read morechurch is very community and service oriented. The moment we walked in, we were greeted by Kara. We felt very welcomed and comfortable. They don't clap after worship songs but the music is wonderful. Great worship team. Love the small groups. Very friendly people. The one thing I miss is there isn't a welcome time during services. I wish that they would take 5 minutes and let us greet each other. It's a little hard to meet people before or after services. Come as you are. Wear whatever you feel comfortable in.

This is a great church, set up to serve the community. They have awesome ways to serve both you and…read moreyour kids, and make sure that you feel comfortable and welcomed the moment you walk in the door. They place a priority on the teaching of the Bible and desire to help you discover Its truths, and meanings.

Very very weak in STEM education. The computer teacher let students read books on their own and…read moreprovided minimal instructions in class. Mathematics classes use very old textbook. The Mathematics teacher is not good at mathematics at all and confused students most of the time. Students Wasted a lot of time learning cursive writing While they could have learned something far more important.

My son did 2 years of preschool and kindergarten at the Traverse Mtn location. He loved loved loved…read morethe school. It's advanced, he was reading everything and phonics also before K. And it was all fun for him. We never went to Summer school there so from the experience I had, my son was totally able to catch up without the Summer program. Maybe I started him early...... anyways I don't regret my decision and he misses his first school! Now he's enrolled in public school (which honestly is not great since he's learning things that he has learned two years ago) but he's learning Portuguese for free (my native language) and for my family this is our priority. We love Challenger School

I like this Mountainland Cosmetology school. The students are friendly and get all their hair…read moreservices passed off by a supervisor. Pricing is as I would expect at a cosmetology school. Atmosphere is school-like while offering all types of services from hair, nails, and more. The only complaint I have is the shampoo wasn't completely washed out of my hair. She didn't do a very good job rinsing my hair. Not a big deal, I just rewashed and rinsed my hair when I got home and realized it was goopy from the shampoo residue.

My daughter is in the cosmetology program. I graduated from Paul Mitchell The School in the year…read more2000. I have been extremely shocked by my daughters experience in school. The price is amazing and the instructors are good. The requirements of the program are entirely out of control. When I went to school, we showed up, had class, and took clients. We had to do a certain number of hours and a certain amount of each service to complete the program. At MTECH, my daughter has SO MUCH HOMEWORK. She spends an absurd amount of time studying, doing online work, and taking tests. She was expected to complete perfect, flawless, TIMED haircuts and PERMS in her first months of school. On what planet should an inexperienced student be timed ?!!! She is attending night school her senior year of high school. It feels like she's in medical school with the amount of work she is doing. She's not even getting hours for all of the studying and homework she does outside of school! She writes essay after essay and I'm just in shock because all I had to do was hair on clients during school hours. In the course she is currently in, every single student is on a student success plan which means no one was able to complete the course. But it doesn't ever occur to the school that there's a problem with the course! There have been tests she has failed multiple times because she has to know the names of all the bones in the ankle and other ridiculous facts????? ‍‍‍ I am just baffled. So much for cosmetology school being for dumb blondes. I'm pleased that they have made it structured and are trying to thoroughly educate the students, but it is outrageously over the top. My daughter is extremely organized and hard working. She is just barely surviving this. About half of her orientation class either dropped out or have been dismissed, that's how tough it is. I listen to her rant about the next unreasonable demand placed on her by the school every single week. It is draining. Whoever organized this program needs some Prozac or something.

For Easter this year, I decided to do a church crawl. First stop was The Front Church, on…read morerecommendation from a friend. When I first put the church into my GPS, I was taken to the wrong location. My bad-I should have paid attention to the address, and I submitted a report to Apple maps to let them know-I'd hate for other people to get lost like I did. Luckily, I found my way and pulled into the parking lot a few minutes later. I was enthusiastically greeted by several congregation members. They seemed genuinely happy that I was there and introduced me to other folks. I was early enough to attend the pre-worship huddle and hear the group pray together as an observer on the sidelines. The energy was respectful and upbeat. The space where the service is held is a modest sized auditorium with a stage up front for the band and the speakers. While I was waiting for the service to begin, Pastor Nate noticed me as an unfamiliar attendee and introduced himself. I felt very welcome and appreciate how everyone extended a hand of fellowship and friendship to me when I visited.

From the owner: The Front Church is a new non-denominational Christian church located at the southern end of the…read moreSalt Lake Valley. We are inviting as many people as possible to experience Jesus' story, no matter tradition or religious background.