This one was fun! Have you been to Protestant Church before? What was your experience like?

What I find incredible about the LDS church is that the clergy isn't paid, and everyone is a volunteer. I'm not sure how it is in the United States, but in my country, evangelical pastors drive expensive cars and are generally wealthy; they make a lot of money in their churches. As I've read in some comments, the worship is often very theatrical, with loud music on a stage with drums, guitar, and the praises are quite energetic. In the LDS church, I found something that seems more genuine, along with a fascinating doctrine that makes me realize the great work that God still does today. I believe the church will grow and fill the whole Earth, playing an important role before the coming of Christ. I've really enjoyed following the channel, thank you Pastor Jeff.

I remember when I first became active in my LDS ward and was invited to a Lutheran Christmas Sunday Night service. I was waiting outside for my friends to get there and looking at the cross and thinking everyone here loves Jesus so what is the difference. After the service I was left with an empty feeling and got into my truck, when I shut the door I was filled with an absolute testimony of the Holy Spirit that the Church of Christ was Restored to the earth and the overwhelming love of Heavenly Father.

A belonged to a Lutheran church that held outside service during the summer months. If an ambulance or fire truck passed by, we stopped where we were in the service and the Pastor prayed for the individuals involved who needed a first responder.

Would love to see pastor Jeff tour the bishops central storehouse and get his take on the welfare program of the LDS faith.

As a former protestant and now LDS, I am glad to see an LDS checking out other churches. Your testimony can only grow stronger from experiences.

This video confirms my gratitude to be a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. I am a convert and attended many churches like these. It’s difficult to feel the spirit there but I love that others get to see and experience through these videos.

I love how the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints administers the sacrament. It is full of symbolism and reverence. I feel my soul illuminated with light each week I get the beautiful opportunity to have ordained Priesthood holders, representing Jesus Christ, administer those sacred emblems to me.

My son will be getting baptized in June(here in Utah County). You are more than welcome to come and experience how we do our baptisms if you want. We would love to have you!

"We shouldn't be afraid to walk into each other's churches" - I LOVE that!

I used to visit different faiths (catholic/different protestant denominations/seven day adventist/jehovah witnesses/etc...) when I was on a spiritual quest for truth. I enjoyed the experience and would still do it if I had the time. There's much truth in all churches. I appreciated learning from different faiths. I became a Latter-day Saint because I felt the Holy Spirit testify to me that Joseph Smith was a true prophet. I recognized that the authority of God is with the Latter-day Saints.

I loved this interaction. I am LDS but in my closest circle of friends are 2 Born Again Baptists who are as close as any biological sisters. I have beeen to quite a few of their services and even to their Women's Retreats a couple times and have always enjoyed them. I have also facilitated the Come Follow Me New Testament with the rest of the group of Baptists that i associate with. We have had some amazing discussions in the group and in one-on-one conversations. We are more alike than we are different.

I've been to other churches, the thing that stuck out to me in each one was that the meeting seemed to be designed to provoke an emotional reaction. The rhetoric, the music, the format, it all seemed like a performance, bordering on emotional manipulation sometimes. I'm not saying they weren't insincere, just that the attempt to reach a person's heart was kind of like how a movie would try and reach your emotions. It wasn't organic it was by design. In my Ward, many times I'll have my heart moved in powerful ways with no external influence to cause it. It is the impact of the spirit touching my heart, not some thumping worship song performed by a band paid to perform it and a crowd whipped up into a state of excitement.

I grew up Catholic and converted to the LDS church as an adult. I’ve seen various worship services and have appreciated the different ways people worship. And I don’t discount that people feel the Holy Ghost in their own way and that it can be felt in some of the dancing, preaching, music of these evangelical services. I just love it when people go to any church because they love Jesus. What I love about coming back to the LDS church is the ability I have to sit and think in quiet reverence to receive direction and inspiration from the Holy Ghost. In my personal life, sometimes my biggest ideas and inspiration comes from laying in bed in the quiet of the morning without influence of anything outside of me. We each come to know Jesus and grow our relationship with him in our own ways. But to me the most important gauge and measure of that is how we emulate Him in our thoughts, words and actions…ESPECIALLY through NOT JUDGING those who may not think or believe or do like us, in our hearts, minds or words.

Another great collaboration! I love that Joy is joining the conversation more too!

God bless you Pastor Jeff for your work! One day we will all be one regardless of tradition. It’s important to respect and love everyone’s walk with Christ. Thank you.

One thing I do love about our church as a latter-day saint is that we all get to have a part in it and have a voice. As we rotate responsibilities it helps us get to know one another more closely as we work towards building something greater than ourselves. There is also a power with making a covenant with God with true and real authority. It's like when you get married with a real certificate as opposed to just stating you are married. There is real joy knowing you are linked with Heavenly Father in a real way, not just an abstract way. There is more to explore when it comes to God's kingdom and government. I am grateful for the examples of all true followers of Christ.

I am a member of the church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. We have pot luck dinner after church the third Sunday every month. We love it Carol

Three genuinely nice people. As an evangelical I do believe our worship services should stress a bit more reverence to the Lord. All too often it feels more like a performance then worship. We need less pep rally and more humility and heartfelt worship.

As an evangelical who converted to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and whose son was baptism was attended by many of our Protestant friends, there was video taken and plenty of applause afterwards! He didn’t need to be baptized. He’s disabled and has autism and Fragile X syndrome. His baptism was a beautiful example of wanting to follow Christ’s example. I also really miss God expository preaching! The good news is that there are plenty of churches online where I can watch a sermon.

I grew up in charasmatic protestant church. I loved my experiences there. I joined the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints as a teen. I still love to attend other churches and take my kids to many. We love the gospel music . My kids are loud!! What I found in the LDS tradition that mattered a lot to me is consistency. When I started exploring different churches, it was disconcerting to hear what i found as pure doctrine interpreted so many ways. My local churches were essentially competing for my attendance and their messages were in conflict, even though they were all protestant. Through young eyes. I found it disconcerting. As an adult the stained glass window became something i could relate to. Thank you all for this wonderful program.

As a nondenominational Christian, there are people who are LDS at my job and I’m even inviting to my Christian church and they found it quite welcoming with my approach to inviting them! Hallelujah! Jesus is Lord!

Our neighbor at our old house was a Methodist pastor. Went to his service a couple times. Also went to a number of Protestant Christmas Eve celebrations and a Lutheran church during a school trip. It’s a lot of fun and instructive to learn how other churches work. Also been to multiple Catholic services and cathedrals on my mission to Spain including meeting one of their bishops.

Thank you Pastor Jeff to you and your wife for being remarkable Christian’s. Your approach is refreshing. Keep up the good work of building bridges.

Although there are differences, and I personally prefer the reverent spirit of a Latter Day Saint Sunday service, I do like and appreciate seeing any group of believers coming together to worship Jesus Christ. All of us Christians will need to stand together and lock arms more than ever, in face of an increasingly secular world. We need to shine the light 💡. Jeff, I will be in Utah this week for Easter (flying in from Florida)…hope to connect! Just let me know. God bless, brother. Otherwise, I hope you check out my new Christian book that will be published ON EASTER SUNDAY ❤

I love “The Lord’s Prayer”….I once said it again and again when I was at a loss for words because I was afraid. But with the Lord’s help, I got over the fears and progressed to happiness and abundance.

I loved and related to this video! It might be my favorite so far. Always makes me happy when Joy makes an appearance. When I made the decision to step back from activity in the LDS church this past year, I was surprised to find myself guided to begin attending other Christian churches. It's been a joyful journey, and I have loved experiencing Christianity from different perspectives and in different ways. I've attended Catholic, nondenominational, Lutheran (ECLA), Lutheran (LCMS), and Episcopalian churches over the past several months, and have loved the people I've met in each congregation. along with the messages that have been discussed and preached. I share Kurt's appreciation for the active participation in meetings vs the more passive reception. I've also really loved learning more about the liturgical calendar, and all that entails. The rich symbolism of Catholic and Episcopalian worship has been particularly appealing to me, which came as a surprise, and you can't beat the music in many nondenominational churches!!

I’ve never seen Jeff so excited and animated.

About once a quarter in my Ward we have a 'Munch & Mingle' where there are refreshments in the Cultural Hall after church. Just finger foods, sandwiches, veggie trays etc. nothing elaborate. It's a good opportunity to chat and get to know each other, especially since we have been having a few baptisms each month and move ins too.

I think we need to worship God in more Solemn & Reverent manner to invite the Spirit of the Lord.

I’m so glad Kurt got to experience other churches. I love inviting my non believers into my church

I used to go to Primary “and” Bible School…back in the 60’s. My parents were two different religions, and each of us kids got to choose our faith. Not recommended to marry outside your church, it can be hard, and it can affect the kids, but we were, and are all Christian, and we had love in our family, so we lasted, and our mom and dad are on the same page in heaven now.

I am LDS and we like the meeting soft and humble so the Holy Spirit will come to the meeting. If it is loud and boisterous the holy spiritual will not be felt

Thankyou Pastor Jeff. I enjoyed this upload but selling T Shirts and/or merch at a place of worship on a Sunday?? Yikes!!! :>)

Good people in every denomination. They all love their Saviour,and His teachings. Good

I grew up in MO until I was 13. My family were the only members of the LDS church in our neighborhood and in our school. Most of my friends belonged to other denominations. I will be forever grateful my parents let me attend church with my friends. I’ve been to Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, non-denominational, and Assembly Of God. I also had a couple friends that were RLDS (Community of Christ) at the time. I learned by 10 years of age the LDS faith was where I belonged and wanted to be. I think when you experience other faiths, you truly learn a good fit for you. I appreciate you always being honest and saying you weren’t looking to be converted to our faith. I can honestly relate to that.

Jeff, you seem so excited to share your beliefs and to explain everything, which is fun to see. I just wish I got to hear more of the impressions and thoughts of your guest. He just seemed to be confirming or agreeing with the ideas/thoughts you were presenting. If it was me, I would feel nervous to tell you my real thoughts in this environment. I'd feel pressured to respond in the way you're hoping I would. I would not feel comfortable sharing anything that wasn't positive. Just giving that perspective.

I grew up in an area where The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints was very small. I am still an active member of the LDS church but so grateful that my parents allowed me to experience a Lutheran, and a couple different Baptist churches. I was introduced to so many amazing Christian bands from my high school boyfriend who was a Baptist and felt like the way I worshiped God only grew because of it. While living in Texas I even sent my kids to a Baptist Church preschool and my kids have such love for Jesus because of it! I love learning how other people worship and have been loving this series you are doing! Thank you for showing people that we have so much in common and that learning how others worship can really strengthen your own testimony in Christ!

I appreciate Kurt and Jeff doing this bit of reversal from the norm; allowing the LDS to enter the evangelical Christian space. I hope both groups can follow this example, and quit seeing one-another as adversaries and instead treat others as brothers and sisters in Christ. I for one would would appreciate more opportunities to see and take part in others faith traditions. We have much more in common (a.k.a. Christ) but we seem to only see the differences. Thank you both for doing this, and especially for encouraging us to "invite one another".

Jeff, Joy, it was nice to meet you in person at an ice cream parlor in Utah. It's kind of a silly thing, but Utah is the ice cream capitol of the world, and one of my first thoughts when you moved to Utah was, "I hope they try the ice cream." Members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints avoid nearly all addictive substances, so sugar (in general) and ice cream (in particular) are often our "addiction" of choice. You'll find an ice-cream parlor across the street from many Utah temples, if for no other reason than a guaranteed steady stream of young customers leaving the temple and looking for a treat to sweeten the experience. We have many "monuments" to our peculiar obsession, and you managed to find one of the best. I love this video encouraging visiting other churches. I've visited a number of other churches and always enjoyed it. One of my favorite was visiting a convent in the mid-west. I've also attended various musical programs organized by other Christian churches and I've been spiritually fed an edified. I've also visited LDS congregations around the world. We have our "plant" churches as well, where we meet in a rented space, and they are unique and special experiences in their own way. One of my most cherished memories was filling a speaking assignment to a tiny LDS congregation of about 20 people in a rented building. We also have specialized congregations in nursing homes and in prisons. We have congregations for young singles and not-so-young singles as well. Some of our congregations do have food after the meetings, either weekly or monthly, most often in wards specifically for young/unmarried adults, but I've experience "linger longer" or other social gatherings after services in several other LDS congregations as well. My experience is that God wants us to meet, learn of him, and love one another. He's happy when we do that in nearly any context, and He blesses our sincere efforts, regardless of our circumstances, our traditions, or our understanding. "All are alike unto God" is a favorite message from the Book of Mormon that I've felt confirmed over and over again.

Jeff should interview the guy from 52 churches in 52 weeks.

Thanks for the great examples of being loving and respectful while discussing each others religious differences.

I love visiting other churches. My parents always let me visit other churches growing up. They figured if I invited friends to come to church or activities, they had to be willing to let me also accept others invitations to join them. To this day, I still visit other churches.

I served my mission in South Carolina and we were encouraged to visit other churches as long as it didn't interfere with our own wards time. I remember going to many other churches in the south Bapstist, AME, Presbyterian, etc etc...and in most all of them it was enjoyable experience and even at times spiritually uplifting. However one thing that did happen more often than not...especially in the Baptist churches...was that as soon as the preacher would see us enter...and we would almost always sit in the back so we wouldn't draw attention to ourselves and away from the preacher... He or she would immediately change their sermon and begin to bash "Mormonism and mormons"... that was frustrating but not surprising. Most times we would leave...not because we were offended or anything...but because we knew when we did the preacher would then go back to his/her original sermon which we felt church should be about. A few times I Denver people actually start.looking around when the sermon changed like...what the neck just happened?... And then they would see us sitting there and say oh look...that's why he started talking about Mormons... Quite comical at times...sad at other times....

So refreshing to see people who know they have differences being friendly and cordial with each other. Tired of the David Alexanders of the world who think they’re “exposing” people like Jeff.

I love modern Christian worship music. I would love if the LDS church would offer services that included this type of music, e.g. Saturday or Sunday nights

We go to Christmas Eve service at a Baptist church near us, unless Christmas Eve falls on a Sunday and we just go to ours. My kids go to VBS in the summer at as many churches as possible. We love our Protestant neighbors!

For me when I was baptized, I was able to give a testimony. And may I say that it was April 10, 2022, I believe it was Palm Sunday

I love the way we have church, I feel we grow and learn as we participate, not so much for entertainment. We have our fun concerts and dances. But I would not want that for sacrament meeting.

Wonderful! I enjoyed this so much! My church, near Pittsburgh, PA is very much like The Well. I went to another church for 40 years before the Lord led me there. I'm happy He did! God bless all of you! ❤

In my branch when I lived in GA, some of the people did say Amen to the talks during sacrament meeting.

Loved getting to see Kurt experience all these different church services. Every Christian tradition worships a bit different, but it's a beautiful thing to see us all united in submission to Christ every Sunday. Great video!

Thank you guys, been waiting to see this one through the eyes of an LDS member. I found it very informative and helpful.

Another great video, Y'all!

In Illinois we had refreshments after church once a month “linger longer “

Pastor Jeff--try listening to General Conference after reading the Book of Mormon. When you attended before you wouldn’t have recognized any scriptures quoted from it that LDS members would, and so you probably heard a bunch of scriptures without recognizing them as such. Taking this into consideration, the General Conference talks are absolutely sermons.

Love this! We go with our children to their church on a Sunday when we are visiting with them!❤

Yes again I'm going to say it I have been to the well a couple of times with some friends and enjoyed it. As a Latter-Day Saint going to the Baptist Bible study that I go before I go to church. Really is an uplifting moment. Because there's an energy that comes with A very charismatic approach to worship and I appreciate that

I absolutely love you all! ❤

Thanks Pastor Jeff for taking the time and effort to show Kurt just a small sampling of examples of Protestant churches. And kudos to Kurt for his courage and willingness to explore and share in a new experience. Also, it is always fun to see and hear from Joy!

Awesome video! I love going to the Protestant church in Provo with my family a few times each year....Thanks Jeff!

This is one of my favorite videos of yours yet! As a non-Christian this really helped contextualize for me the background you're coming from and your experience with LDS worship

You guys are great 👏

This is so inspiring! I like Kurts idea of going to another church on Easter Sunday since our service is only an hour

Thank you for continued work toward interfaith dialogue. 😊

This was great! I’ve been to a Pentecostal service before & it was such a different experience to the LDS services I am used to. Witnessed a couple of baptisms & sacrament with the wafers & grape juice. Loved the live band with the gospel worship songs but it also helped me appreciate what I love about our meetings 😊

This was awesome Jeff! Perfect message! Reach out! I love going to church with my friend in Washington, love worship music! Great video!

I’m LDS and I’ve been to so many other Churches. Enjoyed them all. I even went to an all black Baptist Church a few times. Talk about some of the nicest people. Every Church felt welcoming. I also listened to Christian music. Especially while driving. I appreciate the reverence on Sundays but during the week I try and be surrounded by Jesus Christ as much as possible. And I love how more Christian stations are on the radio 😀 Thank you for another amazing video ❤️🙏

I loved the message at the end, we do need to step into each other's churches.

Thank you for sharing Kurt's eperience attending different Protestant Churches. I enjoyed learning some LDS traditions.

Great idea to show different kinds of workship. Love going to local protestant church and learning from the Bible verse by verse, praying for specific people and having everything focus on Jesus!

About the Lord’s Prayer, I memorized that as a child in Primary! I love going to other churches. Growing up in KC Missouri, I had the opportunity to attend various churches with my friends. I remember going a couple of times to CCD with my catholic friend, a church service with my Methodist friend, and a youth night with my southern Baptist friend (which turned out me being the center of a Bible bashing when they found out I was LDS. Not a fun experience.). Been to catholic mass and a bar-mitzvah, and a Jewish wedding. Toured a Baha’i faith temple and a couple of Muslim mosques in Istanbul. One of the things my husband and I enjoy doing is visiting other churches while traveling. We always try and go to an LDS church service but enjoy visiting other churches as well. Interestingly enough, it strengthens my testimony of the restored gospel of Jesus Christ! I love the reverence of our sacrament meetings. And I love the varied aspects that we have through the programs in the church that offer similar settings. Ever been to a Time Out for Women? That has more of a “Protestant” feel and is all LDS based. Fireside’s, devotionals, seminary, FSY, etc. All provide a well-rounded experience. Sunday worship, in my book, should be a more reverent experience. I don’t want to be entertained or wined and dined. I want to be fed spiritually. I get that some people don’t resonate with that. But I loved teaching my children the power of stillness, peace, and reverence. To me, it refines my ability to be receptive to the spirit. But I can certainly appreciate those who feel differently.

Yes, I was a practicing United Methodist for the first 18-19 years of my life. I converted to Eastern Orthodoxy 11 years ago.

Another great video. Did I miss it or did you not already go over one of the most important books of the Book of Mormon, the Book of Ether and Moroni's notes within that book and the Book of Moroni? When are you going to do those videos?

I have been to two Protestant churches before. One was my grandparents' Presbyterian church. The other was actually on my mission. It was a non-denominational church that met at the town hall. Definitely different from an LDS context, but I want to attend more church services down the road.

I grew up LDS and when I became a christian I felt a bit off with the church services because they were a very different culture than what I grew up with. I've tried many different churches and grown to love them all.

I grew up in the RLDS church but have been a Methodist for the last 25 years. Great interaction and discussion.

wonderful❤

Also i want to add went are to a Lutheran church activity this past sat. It was a cool egg hunt with a spiritual message. We found it on an fb event that went and with the family. Everyone was fun and glad to participate in the community even if we have slightly different beliefs. I appreciate that we have Jesus in common.

Those "historic traditions" of the liturgical churches go back thousands of years, not hundreds, as they were handed on by the apostles and those who came after them. Martin Luther kept the majority of the 'historical traditions" and I believe he would be quite appalled to see modern day non denominational protestant services which have more of an entertainment quality as opposed to liturgies which are more directed toward worshiping God instead of entertaining the people.

I would love to know Jeff’s and Joys thoughts about women teaching or preaching in the church.

I love going to other church services. I've been to so many. I love the services that have coffee and brunch afterwards. I love my grandma's church family that watched me grow up. I love the well written sermons of some reverends/pastors. I love watching people attend church in more informal/scrappy attire. Sometimes, I love how non-committal other churches are: you just show up, listen or watch a speech or performance and the go home! I'm fascinated by all the pomp and circumstance that is outside of my own traditions. I love the architecture of some of the churches I've attended. I love the history of the old churches my own family has run. I love the church camps I've attended. I love all the standing and sitting in the Catholic services. If I drank, I might love that there is wine in some services. Mostly however, as much as I'm always moved by a well-prepared sermon, delighted to see friends and family, enjoy food and beverage, inspired by the architecture and decor of Protestant and Catholic churches, I am reminded how precious it is to feel the Holy Ghost testify of truths spoken within the content of the lessons and personal testimonies that can be heard in a LDS church, and to be a disciple of Jesus Christ attending the church that he has restored.

I really love these conversations! Joy asked Kurt a question about how he felt when he attended the churches and I wonder if a follow up question could be did he feel the Spirit? I would have loved to hear his response. As an LDS Christian, I often feel the same Spirit at other Christian denominations as I do when I attend my church services. This helps me connect well with other brothers and sisters.

😅 Joy, you're so funny with the tiny coffee & donut comment ❤

Hey Jeff and Joy, you should come down for the Manti Temple open house. It's such a unique and historical temple. Third temple to be built in Utah, I love it. The open house goes until April 5th.

I used to live in Orem, Utah. After i left the mormon church I was looking for another church and became interested in your church. Unfortunately I moved out of state due to my job before I could attend. Would love to visit when I am in Utah next.

Latter-day Saints believe two things I want to point out. 1. When Christ comes again he will gather all things in one under him. I am truly excited about that. 2. The second thing is there are two churches only according to the Book of Mormon: The Church of the Lamb and the Great Abominable Church. We believe that abominable Church can be found anywhere, including in our church if we are serving Mammon or the Devil. So, whereas we believe that authority is important, we may be lacking in understanding the spirit or the gift of prophecy. And where evangelicals focus on the spiritual feelings, they may brush off authority. Eventually I believe Christ will bring those together and it will be an amazing celebration. I can't wait! I love my evangelical buddies and I hope they can appreciate us too. Many of us love God with our whole hearts and want to serve him and worship him and with his holy spirit. Thanks for the video on this subject.

Haha. Protecting their flock from the Latter Day Saint comes when you begin to come regularly. Happened to me at a Baptist church. The more I came the more they prepared lessons to point out how my worship was wrong.

I would love to see Pastor Jeff (and Joy if she wants) go to a few Sunday School and Elders Quorum/Relief Society classes. That's where we dig into scriptural passages and doctrines; a teacher presents and the class is actively participating with comments, etc. It seems like Pastor Jeff's definition of a sermon is a cross between a prepared talk from the pulpit and a prepared lesson in a class. I'd love to see him react to a fireside or devotional too, since those are longer talks/presentations like sermons and they go in more depth than we usually have the opportunity for in sacrament meeting talks.

All I know who give talks in the LDS church prepare for hours usually on an assigned topic and they refer to scriptures and quote prophets.

Please review "Baptists at our Barbecue" together!!! It would be so fun!!!

That "stained glass window" analogy 😮❤❤❣️ BEAUTIFUL! 41:16

Pastor Jeff, I watched your critique of the person who left the Church of Jesus Christ. I would like to ask you to review some of the stories of those who have returned. Those are some very interesting journeys that you might find worth looking at.

We do have linger longers sometimes (with food) just not every week. 😊

The last church service is what I am used to, going to the LDS church is very boring for me, but I still go at times with my husband, I feel more of the spirit when I go to church where is more relaxed and the music is actually fun to hear.

Alright, since this statement is directed to all three of you, appreciate what you do and how you've all been doing it. That feel does include Kurt. Thanks all

I cracked up at the donut coffe communion comment 😂 I'm sure Jesus could find symbolism in that had they been things in his day haha

Hahaha Kurt said he wishes his Bishop would get up and speak more. LOL come to Church of Jesus Christ of latter-day saints in the south our bishops love to get up and talk 💓

I'm a Latter-day Saint member...and love going to Christian Artists members. I feel part of the community to praise God in song. I go to a concert Saturday night and then go to church service at my ward Sunday morning. And just getting a good spiritual high those weekends

I love that we can get to know each other’s beliefs and respect, one another and be friends because that really is what it’s all about… I love the gospel of Jesus Christ of latter-day Saints, and I have a strong testimony of the book of Mormon, and I’ve seen many many miracles in my life I have been to the Catholic Church, and I have been to a Baptist Church… It’s all about just respecting and loving one another just as Christ would do…