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  I attended this chapel for 3 years. It's a wonderful place to worship Jesus Christ and feel peace. The people that attend this chapel are amazing! They are so friendly and welcoming. They got to know us and they truly cared about us. We were sad to leave the congregation when we moved to another city.
  
  Church services last for 3 hours on Sunday (starting at 9am). The first hour is the family worship service (called "Sacrament Meeting"). The second hour is a scripture study class (depending on the year, the class studies the Bible, Book of Mormon, or LDS Church History). The third hour is a Priesthood meeting for men and a Relief Society class for women where we are taught further from the scriptures and the teachings of modern prophets. There are also classes the 2nd and 3rd hour for children and teenagers. Additional fun spiritual activities for teenagers occur on other evenings throughout the week.
  
  Wear any modest clothes that you feel comfortable in. But just so you know, most men wear suits, sport coats and shirts and ties, and women wear dresses or skirts. Children also typically dress up too.
  
  You won't be expected to participate in the services or classes (answer questions, say a prayer, etc.) unless you would like to (you can just relax and enjoy the services). You also won't be solicited for any money and collection plates are not passed around.
  
  I would recommend a visit to this location of the LDS church to anyone. Come make a visit, the folks attending this chapel will make you feel welcome!
  

  Added May 12, 2017 by David Barnes