Anyone can attend Mormon churches without any restrictions whatsoever. The public is always welcome to attend!

Can a non Mormon go into a Mormon church?

Non-Mormons and Mormons without a temple recommend are not allowed into the temple. Non-Mormons are, however, welcome to attend the Latter-day Saints chapels, where weekly Sunday services and meetings take place.

Can a non Mormon attend a Mormon funeral?

Guests that are not Mormons can fully participate in a Mormon funeral service. Modest attire (suit and tie for men; dress or suit for women) are appropriate. No head covering is required. Guests typically attend the burial following the funeral service.

What do you wear to a Mormon church service?

While most of the time we wear pretty normal clothing, we dress up for church. Mormon women usually wear a dress or a skirt and top to church. Mormon men wear a white shirt and tie to church, and some wear a full business suit. The purpose for dressing up for church isnt about being showy.

Can a woman wear pants to a Mormon funeral?

Women usually wear a simple dress or a skirt and top. Both mens and womens clothing should cover your legs to the knee and also the shoulders. Children often dont have semi-formal clothing to wear to a funeral. Youd be perfectly fine dressing boys in nicer clothes (maybe a Polo or a plaid shirt and jeans?).

Do Mormons wear crosses?

Unlike many other Christians, the LDS Church does not use the cross, crucifix or ichthys as symbols of faith. McKay institutionalized the cultural uneasiness regarding the cross, stating that wearing cross jewelry is not appropriate for Latter-day Saints, and that the use of the cross is a Catholic form of worship.

Why do Mormons not wear black to funerals?

There really is no policy or formal rule about this, but it has become part of LDS culture to not wear all black to funerals. I think the original reason for wearing color to funerals was to remind us that a funeral isnt really the end of a life. We believe all people will be resurrected and live again in Heaven.

Why cant Mormons wear a cross?

Unlike many other Christians, the LDS Church does not use the cross, crucifix or ichthys as symbols of faith. Many Mormons view crucifixion-related symbols as emphasizing the death of Jesus rather than his life and resurrection.

Why do Mormons not drink coffee?

In Doctrine and Covenants 89:8–9, the Lord forbids our using tobacco and “hot drinks,” which, Church leaders have explained, means tea and coffee. Modern prophets and apostles have frequently taught that the Word of Wisdom warns us against substances that can harm us or enslave us to addiction.