Wards and branches are groups of Church members who live within a specific geographic area. In a ward, you can make friends, feel a sense of belonging, and build a support network with others in your community. Depending on where you live, there may be different types of wards and branches available.
General wards
Anyone is welcome to attend a general congregation. In a general congregation, people of all ages serve together in the Church community. Families, single adults, children, widow, and young married couples worship together in in the same meeting.
Language wards
In some areas, you may notice there are wards or branches listed with a language next to it. These are congregations that hold meetings in a language other than that of the most common language of the area you are searching in.
Young Single Adult Wards
Young single adult wards are for individuals who are single ages 18-30. These congregations are often found near college campuses and hold activities throughout the week in addition to Sunday worship services.
Single Adult Wards
Single adult congregations are for individuals who are single ages 31-45. These congregations help people worship and serve together who are in similar situations with similar interest.