Becoming active in the Mormon Church

One of the purposes of this site is to help you become acclimatized to your new life as a Mormon.  After you are baptized and become of member of the Church, it is important that you continue to take an active part in the Church’s services and activities.

New members of the Church face a number of challenges.  This can be a difficult transition for many, since it may mean changing old habits (such as smoking) as well as learning new beliefs, traditions and customs unique to Mormonism. Activity in the Mormon Church brings us great blessings.  Attending church meetings and activities enables us to  socialize with those who hold our same values.  This can be especially important for young people and children.  Your example will help your children live gospel principles. By bringing them to church, you can help them make friends with other children of high standards.

• What can I expect when I go to Church with the Mormons?

Accepting and preparing for baptism can mean many difficult changes in your life.  Learn how to prepare for baptism:

• Your Baptism
• Changing Hearts and Habits

Mormons have a lay  ministry and that means everyone helps run the Church from vacuuming the halls of the meetinghouses to giving the sermons.  Learn how you can make the transition to being an active member of the Mormon Church

• The Mission of the Mormon Church
• The Mormon Church and you
• Activity in the Church
• Your first calling in the Church
• Mormonspeak, a dictionary of Mormonism