FAQs
General FAQs
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What should I expect when visiting?
Every service begins with worship and praise! Our music is often lively and our congregation participates actively in worship through singing, clapping, and sometimes lifting hands.
You are welcome to participate or simply observe—whatever makes you most comfortable. If
you are sensitive to noise, ear plugs are available.
If you come early, we may be in our pre-service prayer time. You are welcome to join us for
prayer up to ½ hour before service starts.
If you come after church has begun, you’ll likely walk in on the Worship service. Feel free to sit
wherever you’re comfortable and sing along with us.
You can learn more about what to expect before, during, and after service here.
What should I wear?
While, modest and comfortable clothing is recommended, we welcome every visitor to come as they are.
There is no formal dress code. Some people dress up while others dress more casually.
You may also want to bring a light layer in case the sanctuary temperature is warmer or cooler
than your preference.
How long are services?
Services typically last about two hours. Our focus is to allow room for God to move and minister to people’s needs, according to His will and timing.
Where are you located?
Our church is located at 3950 S Redwood Rd, Salt Lake City, UT 84119.
What time are your services?
On Sundays, our Morning Service begins at 10am, and our Evening Service at 6pm.
There is no evening service on the 1st Sunday of every month, in lieu of Home Fellowship.
We also have Bible Study services every Wednesday at 7pm.
Do you stream services online?
Yes! You can tune into our livestreams and watch past sermons on our YouTube channel. If you’d like to be redirected to our channel you can click the ‘WATCH’ button at the top of the page or click here.
I have a special need. How can I request prayer?
We have a special time of prayer during every service. Anyone who would like prayer is
welcome to come to the front, where church leaders and body will pray with you and anoint you with oil according to Scripture.
If you are unable to attend in-person services or would like to request prayer in a more private manner, you can submit a prayer request online by clicking here.
Is the building or service accessible for those with physical limitations?
We have a ramp leading down into the entry way from the main doors as well as accessible restrooms. Unfortunately, we do not have automatic doors, but we have many friendly and helpful people around who would be happy to help!
We offer ASL translation upon advanced request. If you are interested, please reach out to us before your visit here.
Our desire is to be as accessible and accommodating as possible, if you find you are in need of anything during your visit or have any recommendations regarding accessibility, please let a church member know and we will be happy to assist you to the best of our ability!
Is there onsite parking?
There is an open parking lot just off the south entrance, with a couple of spots near the entrance reserved just for guests!
How can I get in touch with the church?
You can call us at 801-972-1415. If no one answers, leave a message, and the Pastor will call you back. View additional contact info here.
Will I be singled out as a visitor?
We often welcome first-time visitors during the service. If you would prefer not to be recognized
publicly, note that on the visitor card, and the pastor will greet you personally after the service
instead.
Do I need to be a member to attend?
No! Anyone is welcome to join us, no membership required.
How can I get involved?
We would love for you to get involved! You can speak with our Pastor or one of our leaders after
the service to learn more about ministry opportunities.
You can also view upcoming activities on our Events Calendar by clicking here.
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I’ve never been to a Pentecostal church before. Will I feel out of place?
Many of our guests are experiencing a Pentecostal service for the first time. Our worship
style may feel different if you are used to more reserved services, but you are welcome to
participate at your own comfort level or simply observe. Our goal is to create a welcoming
environment where everyone can seek God.
Will anyone pressure me to do anything?
No! You are welcome (but not expected!) to participate in worship, prayer, or any other part of the service, but no one will pressure you to do anything.
Do I have to give money when the offering is taken?
No. Offerings are primarily for members and regular attendees who support the church and its
ministries. As a guest, please don’t feel obligated to give.
If you do choose to give, please know that your support is greatly appreciated!
What if I don’t know the songs or how the service works?
No worries! No one expects visitors to know everything. Lyrics are displayed on screens if you desire to follow along.
What if I have questions about what I see or hear?
We welcome questions! After service, feel free to speak with the pastor or one of our church
leaders. We would be happy to talk with you and help explain anything you’re curious about.
If you’d like a more in-depth lesson about God, the Bible, or God’s plan of salvation, we offer free private Bible Studies for families, couples, and individuals. Contact Us to learn more.
What if I decide this church isn’t for me?
We are still grateful you visited! Our primary desire is for people to grow closer to God. Whether that’s here or somewhere else, we wish you the very best on your spiritual journey.
Can I meet the pastor?
Absolutely! The pastor is usually available after each service and would love to meet you
personally.
Beliefs
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What is the Holy Ghost?
The Holy Ghost is another term to refer to the Holy Spirit, which is the Spirit of God.
The Bible says the Holy Ghost is a gift that God gives to us (Luke 11:13) and is His Spirit living and working in you! (1 Cor. 6:19)
God uses the Holy Ghost working in us to teach, comfort, and empower us! (John 14:26, Acts 1:8)
Why do people speak in tongues?
The Bible teaches that speaking in other tongues (or a language you don’t know and weren’t taught) is the initial evidence of receiving God’s gift of the Holy Ghost (Acts 2:4).
At Landmark, it is common to hear people speaking in tongues. The Bible describes speaking in tongues as a sign of belief in God (Mark 16:17), a spiritual gift for personal edification and prayer (1 Cor. 14:2-4) and, when interpreted, strengthening of the church (1 Cor 14:4-5, 13-15)
Why do we need the Holy Ghost?
The Bible says in Romans 8, that we need the Spirit of God dwelling in us to be saved, (Romans 8:9-11). When we receive the Holy Ghost and obey His plan of Salvation, we become His children and heirs to His Kingdom, (Romans 8:15-18).
God also uses the Holy Ghost working in us to teach, comfort, and empower us! (John 14:26, Acts 1:8). The Bible says that peace, righteousness, and joy is found in the Holy Ghost (Romans 14:17) as well as the fruit of the Spirit which is: love, joy, peace, forbearance, kindness, goodness, faithfulness, gentleness, and self-control, (Galatians 5:22-23).
It is by the Holy Ghost working in us that we become more like Christ.
How can I receive the gift of the Holy Ghost?
The Bible teaches us that the one requirement for receiving God’s gift of the Holy Ghost is repentance. The Bible says in Acts 2:38 that if you repent and be baptized in the name of Jesus Christ, you will receive the gift of the Holy Ghost. You can be filled with the Holy Ghost before baptism, but repentance must come first. The Word of God tells us in Romans 3:23 that ALL men have sinned and fallen short of the Glory of God. We must lay that sin down on the altar to receive this precious gift of His Spirit. You can be filled with His Spirit in any place and at any time. If you come to the church, we will pray with you.
What is ‘Apostolic Pentecostal’?
‘Apostolic’ refers to our desire to follow the teachings and practices of Jesus’ Apostles.
‘Pentecostal’ refers to the experience of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on the Day of Pentecost in Acts 2.
At Landmark Apostolic Church, we strive to be a living testament that the same outpouring of the Holy Spirit the Church received in Acts 2 is available to believers today.
Families & Children
Is there Sunday School?
On Sunday mornings, we offer Sunday School classes for children and teens.
Our classes are divided by age group, so each teacher can prepare age-appropriate, impactful lessons that every child can understand, regardless of familiarity with the Bible
Is there a nursery?
We have a lovely nursery for nursing moms and diaper changes. The nursery offers cribs, a changing table, a restroom, and some toys for the active toddlers who have trouble sitting still.
Are children allowed in the main service?
Everyone is allowed in the main service. Children are very much a part of the family unit
and are celebrated in church.
Do you offer anything for teens?
Yes! Our Youth Ministries team focuses specifically on teens 13-18.
We have a Youth Service every second Sunday, led by and focused towards this pivotal age group. We also have other Youth activities throughout the month, both locally and section-wide.
View our Events page here to see upcoming events!
Ministry
Is there a youth group?
Yes! We love and value our youth and their place in God’s kingdom! Our Youth Group ranges in age from 13 to 18.
We have a Youth Service every second Sunday, led by and focused towards this pivotal age group. We also have other Youth activities throughout the month, both locally and section-wide.
View our Events page here to see upcoming events!
Do you have Bible studies?
Yes! We have Bible Study service on Wednesdays at 7:30pm.
We also offer private individual or family Bible studies with the Pastor, upon request.
Do you have small groups?
On the first Sunday night of every month, we enjoy Home Fellowship in place of our evening service. These are small groups meeting in homes or at various locations.
Some groups have dinner and share testimonies, some do charity projects—all involve wholesome fellowship that edifies the body!
Speak to the Pastor or a church leader to join one of our Home Fellowship groups!
Do you offer Ladies’ Ministry?
Yes! It is exciting to know that God included a place in the body for women and has given the freedom to work in the various missions and ministries for which each lady has a burden.
Our ladies gather together on the second Thursday of every month for prayer and fellowship.
We also have various activities throughout the year, specially designed for women, to help our ladies grow in their relationships with God and each other and their leadership.
Do you offer Men’s Ministry?
Yes! A group of men from the church gather every Saturday morning for prayer and fellowship. Depending on the week, they may share breakfast together, work on improvement projects around the church, participate in community outreach, or serve in other ways.
Our goal is to encourage and strengthen men to be Godly husbands, fathers, and leaders. These times together provide opportunities for support, fellowship, mentoring, and discipleship.