What day do Mormons go to church?

Answer 1

Mormons go to church on Sundays, just like a lot of other Christian denominations. It's a day for them to gather, worship, and strengthen their faith. So if you're looking to crash a Mormon service, Sunday is your best bet.

Answer 2

Oh, dude, Mormons go to church on Sundays, just like a lot of other Christian folks. It's like a Sunday Funday for them, but with a bit more praying and hymn-singing involved. So, if you're planning on crashing a Mormon service for some reason, make sure it's on a Sunday!

Answer 3

Ah, what a lovely question. Mormons typically go to church on Sundays, just like many other Christian denominations. It's a special time for them to come together, worship, and strengthen their faith. Remember, it's not about the day you go to church, but the love and community you find when you're there.

Answer 4

Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (commonly called "Mormons") attend worship services, Sunday School, and other meetings on Sunday. These services are held in local church meetinghouses, and all people are invited to attend, regardless of religious background. Often during the week additional activites, such as youth groups and congregation dinners, are held.

Adult and teen members may also choose to participate in additional worship on weekdays. These worship services are held in the Temples (different than meetinghouses), which are only open to Church members given a reccomendation from their Bishop.

You can learn more at the "Related Links" below.

**While this is true in most countries, in countries where there is another accepted day of the week to worship (such as Israel, on Saturday), Mormons worship on the traditional Sabbath day of the country where they reside.

Answer 5

Regular worship services of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (commonly called the "Mormon" church) are held on Sunday.

Usually, the main family worship service, called 'Sacrament Meeting' is held first and lasts about an hour. Following Sacrament Meeting, there are Sunday School classes for all ages which last another hour, followed by Primary (for children ages 4 to 11), Nursery (for toddlers ages 1 to 4), Young Women and Young Men (ages 12 to 18), Relief Society (Women 18+), and Priesthood (men 18+) for a third hour.

Other activities are held throughout the week. Often a youth group activity will be held weekly, while Primary, Relief Society and Priesthood activities are held monthly. Many churches hold Seminary classes for teens daily during the school year. Congregation activities, such as dinners, game nights, or service projects are also held.

The specific time each congregation holds their Sunday worship services varies. You can find when your local congregation begins their meetings at the "related links" below. You can also learn what to expect if you visit a Mormon worship service.

Answer 6

Either Sundays, or any other day when local customs or law prohibits Sunday Worship