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 Church Temples Mormon Church Temples

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Mormon Temple Open House Mormon Temple Open House

What is a Mormon Temple Open House? A Mormon Temple Open House allows members of... 

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Mormon Beliefs

Mormon Beliefs Word Wisdom Mormon Beliefs Word Wisdom

What do Mormons believe about the Word of Wisdom? Mormons believe the physical body... 

Mormon Beliefs Joseph Smith Mormon Beliefs Joseph Smith

What do Mormons believe about Joseph Smith? Mormons do not worship Joseph Smith;... 

Mormon Beliefs Missionaries Mormon Beliefs Missionaries

What do Mormons believe about missionaries? Mormons believe the truth of the restored... 

Mormon Beliefs Baptism Mormon Beliefs Baptism

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Individual Mormon Temples

Tampico Mexico Mormon Temple Tampico Mexico Mormon Temple

The first Mormon temple in Mexico was built in Mexico City in 1983. By 2005, just twenty-two years later, the number increased to ten temples. The Tampico Tamaulipas Mexico temple was the 6th temple to be dedicated in Mexico. The Tampico area has seen rapid growth with the number of Mormons in the area going from one stake (a group of congregations)... [Read more on this topic]

Portland Oregon Mormon Temple Portland Oregon Mormon Temple

Mormon temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are special buildings dedicated to the Lord. Worthy Church members may go there to receive sacred ordinances and make covenants with God. Like baptism, these ordinances and covenants are necessary for the salvation of man. They must be performed in the temples of the Lord. Only in the... [Read more on this topic]

Fresno California Mormon Temple Fresno California Mormon Temple

The Fresno California Temple is the 78th operating temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. California is home to over 740,000 members of the Mormon Church as well as four Mormon temples. The Mormon Church has had a long history in California, starting with members who sailed to San Francisco aboard the Brooklyn. When members of the... [Read more on this topic]

San Jose Costa Rica Mormon Temple San Jose Costa Rica Mormon Temple

San Jose, Costa Rica - Mormon Temple The First Presidency of the Mormon Church made an announcement on March 17, 1999, that a temple would be built in San Jose Costa Rica. The announcement of the San Jose Costa Rica Mormon Temple made it the first temple in Costa Rica, the second temple in Central America, and the 86th temple worldwide. The Church... [Read more on this topic]

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