Reaching Utah with
the Gospel
God has blessed us with growth—more people coming to faith, new families, and lives changed by the gospel. With that growth comes a need for more space to worship, disciple, and serve.
Join us in this work in Utah. Please pray for Jordan Valley Church and consider supporting our new facility financially. We’re giving all we can, but need partners beyond our congregation.
We Believe
God has many people in this valley who are his, they just don’t it yet. We have the incredible privilege of helping introduce people to the God who has loved them from before time.
Listen to some of their stories below.
“Things fell in place. I just knew I had to be here.”
— Mo
“Churches are vehicles that will put you on a journey to know Christ. I found a true Bible believing church at JVC. ”
— Richard
“It’s been a huge impact having a faithful community we can grow up with and live with and rely on.”
— Josh
“I got to meet a lot of sweet-hearted people who didn’t even know me and they welcomed me immediately.”
— Dulce
God is doing amazing things in Utah. Will you join us in his work?
We are contributing what we can, but we can’t do it alone. Will you pray for us and partner in our vision?
Will you help us reach more people in Utah?
Interested in gifting stock or other assets? Reach out to info@jordanvalleychurch for more information.
Have more questions? Reach out to Pastor Jon at jon@jordanvalleychurch.org
FAQs
Why not plant a church?
Because of the unique religious landscape in Utah, we’ve discovered that a church building and congregation the size of a local LDS ward resonates with the people. It’s more inviting and is the right size to be able to offer friendships and ministries for all age groups. Our new building will allow us to reach this size, and we plan to then plant daughter churches from our new space.
Why is Utah a missions field?
Utah is the least Christian state in the US. In fact, by percentage, Egypt has a higher percentage of Christians than Utah. While Utah is deeply religious, few people have ever walked into a Christian church or heard the true gospel. And yet, we see God at work as more people are asking questions about their faith than ever before.
What's your timeline?
We hope to move into a new building by 2030. This is an aggressive timeline because of the difficulties of finding space for churches and the large fundraising need, but we are trusting in God to provide for us if this is his will.