The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints - sugar land - Sugar Land (TX)

5 /5 Amy Zhang: This is the church that I attend. I love it. Good people and an even better message!

5 /5 Nate Church: Great place to worship. Clean building, lots of space for learning and spiritual upliftment. Invitation is always open and we except all, if you’d like to join us church is held here every Sunday!

5 /5 Daniel Feinauer: I have been a member of one of the congregation that attend at this meeting house from January 2008 to January 2011. I have fond all the members to be warm and friendly. We are all striving to learn of Christ then act as he did with love in his heart towards everyone on earth. There are great opportunities to learn and to grow together here. I invite all to attend. Hope to meet you one of these Sundays or at one of our social events.

2 /5 Meggan Hayes: Tried this church today and was underwhelmed. I was looking for a lively Christmas service but you won’t find that here. The people seemed nice enough (although most didn’t seem to notice or talk to me). I arrived 15 minutes before the 9am service and the parking lot was so empty that I thought I might be in the wrong place. Most of the congregation seemed to roll in right at 9 or later and they didn’t seem excited to be there. The service didn’t start until 5 minutes after the hour. The young clean cut white guy leading the service seemed bored (almost like he was saying the same thing he says every week and he’s over it). The congregation was also the opposite of diverse. I would guess 80% white when the demographics of the area are like 30% white. I really wanted to enjoy some good religious Christmas music but I may have been the only one. The songs were all played and sang so slowly and most people didn’t seem like they wanted to be bothered with singing. More like a funeral than worship. The giving of the bread and water was weird. The guy at the front had to have the food first. Not sure why. Seemed elitist. And for some reason they did one of the prayers twice. There were a few really good musical performances during the service so I will give them that. A young gal on the violin was the highlight of the entire hour. Another clean cut white guy got up at the end, got the idea that he was in charge. He told a story about how his daughter had a delayed flight when trying to come home for the holiday. But a miracle made it so she still got home aka she got a different connecting flight after she missed the first one. Setting a real low bar for god I guess. The building itself was likely the ugliest church I have ever seen. Literally pink carpeted walls. Reminded me of a rundown elementary school from the 80s and there was not any art in the chapel itself, just benches and blank off white walls. The art in the halls all portrayed Jesus as white, which we all know he was not. I’m only giving two stars instead of one because of the violinist. She saved the day.

5 /5 mirasol evia: A reverend place of worship. Welcoming and non- judgemental. 1 hour of sacrament meeting and another hour of Sunday school. My kids enjoy coming every Sunday at 0900. The missionaries are kind and warm. The members are also warm and welcomes anybody.