See inside the newest LDS temple, one that a Utah town chased away
More than five years after it was announced, Tooele’s Latter-day Saint temple — one that was relocated after running into ...
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Latest from Mormon Land: Where the next LDS temples might be built
The Mormon Land newsletter is The Salt Lake Tribune ... Church President Russell Nelson is the most prolific temple builder in Latter-day Saint history. He has announced 185 — more than ...
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After five years of construction, take a look inside the new Auckland temple of Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Many Aucklanders driving into the city will have noticed the imposing structure of the new temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as it casts a shadow across the Southern Motorway.
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Inside Auckland’s new Mormon temple: First look at Manukau’s Latter-day Saints complex
Inside the temple, a baptismal font has sculptures with ... according to the size of local memberships. A town with 10,000 LDS members will need a bigger temple than one with 1000.
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Another Utah LDS temple is about ready to open. Here’s when you can go inside.
Four years after President Russell M. Nelson announced the building of a Latter-day Saint temple in Syracuse, that sacred edifice is nearly ready for the public to get a peek. On Tuesday ...
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LDS Church President Russell Nelson announces when the Salt Lake Temple will reopen
More than five years after the iconic Salt Lake Temple closed for extensive renovations ... era edifice hasn’t welcomed the general public inside since just before its 1893 dedication.
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City may give up easement at Lone Mountain LDS temple site
the LDS Church can build on any other property, within regulations, and is not deprived of use of their land if they are not allowed to build a skyscraper or Disneyland temple spewing light forth ...