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  i am hispanic latino, the members were very friendly to me. the bishop mr. kyle creamer talks to people in a confrontational manner. doesn't seem genuine. Mr. kyle creamer makes you nervous when speaking to him. I witness a member talk to him, they were very uncomfortable. i did not like Mr. kyle creamer but i like the members. i have peeked around in themormon faith for nearly 2 years. this is a better ward in the roanoke area. its the YSA (young single adult) ward. Try to be nice also understanding of people like mr. kyle creamer, if you decide to visit this ward. Mr kyle creamer seems a little insecure by my observation.
  
  also I saw nobody else who is hispanic /latino on my visits to this ward. i visited twice. ~jose

  Added June 30, 2017 by Jose Hernandez
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  I attended 2 LDS churches in 2013 and 1 again in 2014. When I came to this LDS church on Brandon Ave, I found the people there a little off putting and strange, to be honest. One of their members, a man named Richard Dierckins, and his wife, Doris, had told me I needed to wear a tie next time, since I was just wearing a white shirt and black slacks. Way to get someone back to your church, basically, tell them they are not dressed appropriately. Mr. Dierckins, if you are reading this now, * Open mouth-----insert foot *

  Added January 01, 2017 by Ryan Tims