Mormon Church Temples

One of the main characteristics of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church) is the work performed in the Church's holy temples. This work sets apart the Mormon Church from every other religion on the face of the earth.


“The temple is a place of instruction where profound truths pertaining to the Kingdom of God are unfolded. It is a place of peace where minds can be centered upon things of the spirit and the worries of the world can be laid aside. In the temple we take covenants to obey the laws of God, and promises are made to us, conditioned always on our faithfulness, which extend into eternity” Read More of this Post.

About Mormon Temples

Inside the Mormon Temple Inside the Mormon Temple

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Mormon Temple Dedication Mormon Temple Dedication

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Mormon Church Temples Mormon Church Temples

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Mormon Temple Open House Mormon Temple Open House

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Mormon Beliefs

Mormon Beliefs: Celestial Marriage Mormon Beliefs: Celestial Marriage

The union of a man and woman in marriage brings together God’s greatest creations.... 

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Mormon Beliefs Joseph Smith Mormon Beliefs Joseph Smith

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Individual Mormon Temples

Nuku Alofa Tonga Mormon Temple Nuku Alofa Tonga Mormon Temple

On April 2, 1980, the Mormon Church announced that a Mormon temple would be built in Nuku’alofa Tonga. With its completion the Nuku’alofa temple became the 23rd operating Mormon temple worldwide. The first Mormon missionaries arrived in Tonga in 1891. Missionary work in the area was steady, but in 1922 a law was passed restricting the number... [Read more on this topic]

Manaus Brazil Mormon Temple Manaus Brazil Mormon Temple

The Manaus Brazil Mormon Temple, now under construction, is located at Estrada da Ponta Negra, Manaus, Amazonas, Brazil, on the banks of the Negro River.  The temple was announced on 23 May 2007, and the groundbreaking took place on 20 June 2008.  The Manaus Brazil Mormon Temple will serve the Latter-day Saint membership in northern Brazil, and will... [Read more on this topic]

Montreal Quebec Mormon Temple Montreal Quebec Mormon Temple

The leaders of the Mormon Church announced plans to build a temple in Montreal Quebec on August 6, 1998. The Montreal temple is the 6th temple to be built in Canada and the 86th Mormon temple worldwide. It was one of the temples announced with a long list of others, which President of the Mormon Church, Gordon B. Hinckley hoped to have completed by... [Read more on this topic]

Houston Texas Mormon Temple Houston Texas Mormon Temple

The Houston Texas Mormon Temple is the ninety-seventh temple for the Mormon Church. The Church members who live in this area know it was their spiritual preparation and the will of the Lord that made it possible for the Mormon Temple to be built in Houston. At the groundbreaking in 1998, those in attendance were urged by Elder Christofferson to ask... [Read more on this topic]

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