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  The original building was built by the members in 1940-41 I believe. The modernization in the late 1980's was a welcome change but the spirit of the building never changed.

  Added June 29, 2017 by Roger Anderson
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  So,my family and I, (me ,wife,two kids,ages11&13) were stranded for the night in this town. A friend of mine, who's family belong to the LDS,suggested we seek a local LDS Church, and get help. We weren't seeking money,we had not eaten since 9am,and it was 8pm. I walked up ask for a Bishop, was told he was to busy to speak with us,cause he was in his Attic working. Then proceed to give me 1000 excuses, how if you didn't belong to the church, they couldn't help you,and scurried us away. Christ-Like huh? That's why religion is the biggest scam to ever be pulled on humanity. My email address is, tidefanman@gmail. Com
  If anyone has a reason why Christian people turn family's away? Would really love to hear it

  Added March 09, 2017 by Jason Grimes