About

The Provo Utah Grandview Stake is part of the broader history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Utah County, an area rich with pioneer heritage and a deep legacy of faith, education, and service. The stake is located in the western part of Provo, a city that has been a hub for Church growth since the early settlement of Utah.


Recent Developments

In recent years, the stake has continued to adapt to changes in Church structure, technology, and the needs of modern families. The area remains a dynamic part of Provo, with a blend of long-established neighborhoods and new developments. Members of the stake continue to strengthen their faith through worship, service, and participation in stake-wide activities that foster unity and discipleship.

The Provo Utah Grandview Stake stands as a testament to the growth of the Church in Utah County, embodying a rich history of faith, education, and service. Its members are part of a legacy that stretches back to the early pioneers and forward into the future as they continue to build Zion in their community.


Formation and Early Years

The Provo Utah Grandview Stake was established to serve the growing population on Provo’s west bench, an area that experienced significant residential expansion in the mid-to-late 20th century. As Provo expanded beyond its downtown core, new stakes were organized to accommodate the increasing number of Latter-day Saints moving into the area. The name Grandview reflects the elevated location of the stake, which offers sweeping views of Provo, Utah Lake, and the surrounding Wasatch Mountains.


Growth and Development

Over the decades, the stake has grown and evolved to meet the needs of its members. Many of its wards have been home to families with deep pioneer roots as well as newcomers drawn to the area by Brigham Young University (BYU) and Utah Valley University (UVU). Provo’s educational institutions have influenced the demographics of the stake, bringing in young married couples, students, and faculty who have contributed to the spiritual and academic vibrancy of the community.

The stake has also seen the formation of language-specific and culturally unique wards, reflecting the diversity within Provo. Throughout its history, the stake has placed a strong emphasis on missionary work, family history, and temple service, particularly with its close proximity to the Provo Utah Temple and, later, the Provo City Center Temple.


Service and Community Impact

The Grandview Stake has been known for its commitment to service, both within the Church and in the wider community. Members have been actively involved in humanitarian efforts, temple work, and outreach programs that support students, families, and individuals in need. The stake has also played a role in significant Church-wide initiatives, such as JustServe and community preparedness efforts.