I grew up in a Foursquare Church…read more All I have to say is that I'm glad I found a place that I like. Very Supportive & The People Are AMAZING!

I found this church here on Yelp, because I was looking for a Foursquare church close to where I…read morewas doing some military training. I love what they're about "Loving God, Loving People", what a great way to teach people the greatest command. The environment really speaks love for people. If I lived in Utah, this would be my home church.

A church in downtown Salt Lake City that loves Jesus! Community group all throughout the city!…read moreBiblical teaching and Christ-centered worship each week!

Amazing Acts 29 church doing great things. Very welcoming! We visit every time we are in Salt…read moreLake.

I attended for the first time today. There were a lot of people there but only one took the time…read moreto say good morning to me and that was all he said, not asking if I was visiting or recently moved to the area. I tried to engage a person behind me but got a cold shoulder then too. That was kind of expected though, since we had both taken seats in what was clearly marked "visitors section "! This made n itself was off putting. The service was ok, nothing over the top.

Nice people, and their services are bible-focused with great messages. I'd recommend this church to…read moreanyone!

When I'm looking for a church, it's the music that I'm after. Nothing can uplift and inspire like a…read moregood song, worship leader or band. And SMCC has a decent offering. I visited for the first time this past week and was impressed with the music. The folks singing and playing were talented and passionate. From what I gathered online as well as from the service, these guys are a non-denominational Christian church that really want to reach out and include people from all walks of life and belief backgrounds. I just so happened to visit on a day when they were doing communion, and the pastor beautifully explained it before the service began. I chose not to participate, but respectfully sat and enjoyed the peaceful music. I didn't feel out of place or uncomfortable. The service was centered around scripture and connecting stories from the Bible to today's time. There was a strong feeling of inclusion and love, not judgement and shame. I left feeling positive and empowered. And that's just how I like to church.

I was a bit nervous to step into a church that I have never been to before, but could have been…read moremore welcomed. The members of this church were so kind, and generous, and made us feel right at home. I especially enjoyed their musical program before the actual service started. Many outreach programs, including a food pantry.

I attended Mass today at your church for the first time. Assisting handicapped parisioners does…read morenot seem to be a high priority. I arrived shortly after 9 a.m. and the parking lot was full and there are only four handicapped stalls, which were all taken. When the early service was completed I was successful in find an open handicapped stall. When the 9:30 a.m. service was completed the sidewalks were filled with persons to attend an 11 a.m. service. I enjoyed the service, but learned that you need a book to follow along with what is happening. The priest was pleasant when I exlained I needed two hosts for communion at an assisted living facility. Perhaps I might have been luck at the Saturday, 5 p.m. service, which I may give a try before giving up on this church. My first observation is that people are not nearly as friendly as I have experienced at St. Vincent de Paul Church.

St Francis offers great education, with the one on one attention children need in classrooms and…read morealso teaching our kids what good manners are and how important respecting one another is

Amazing padre. Is really nice and good homilía. The server is so friendly. Misa in Spanish and…read moreEnglish. Spanish is at 6 pm every day and Sunday at 11 and 1 pm

Parish where we have attended since we arrived from Mexico to this state of Utah. Extraordinary…read moreatmosphere of the presence of God, participating every Sunday in the Holy Eucharist and holidays, we invite you to attend this Parish, we are waiting for you.

I attended Mass here on July 16th for the Feast of Our Lady of Carmel. This Carmelite Monastery has…read morebeen in my neighborhood all my life and the only occasion I had to visit was during their annual fund raiser that happens on the weekend around September 16th. This was my first time to attend Mass and the priest, I didn't get his name, chanted and performed the Mass beautifully. I could see that he was a very young priest that had talent and worked on making the Mass as wonderful as possible. As is their tradition, we, laity, didn't have the opportunity to sit near or interact with the sisters, but we heard their lovely voices leading us through all the hymns, which, curiously, they developed slightly different singing styles to ours. After the homily, those who desired where enrolled in the Brown Scapular of Carmel, which, for me, was an unexpected surprise because I had warn a scapular sometime ago, but was never able to be invested. The chapel was lovely, the sisters are lovely, and the Mass was masterfully and lovingly conducted. It deserves 5 stars. If you are given the opportunity to attend Mass or can help them with their fund raiser then please do so.

I was privileged to spend 6 months in discernment with the Carmelite Nuns in Salt Lake, so I know…read morefrom my time on the inside how dedicated the sisters are to the spiritual nourishment of the public. Besides spending tremendous amounts of time in prayer for the benefit of others, the sisters make every effort to be present to those who come to the monastery wishing to speak to the sisters. It is too bad that the sisters do not have more time to be present to the people due to their lives of prayer and the barrier of the cloister, but oftentimes after morning Mass or other events at the monastery people can still stop by to ask for prayers or to receive a word of encouragement. The lay community at the monastery is also very strong and has truly inspired me. I encourage those in the area to attend the events of prayer held regularly in the monastery chapel, as well as the fair held outside each fall which provides the nuns with sufficient finances to live as they do.