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

Because temples are sacred, and members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day... 

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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... 

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Individual Mormon Temples

Harrison New York Mormon Temple Harrison New York Mormon Temple

The announcement by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints to build a Mormon Temple in Harrison New York, took place in September 1995. The site chosen for the Mormon Temple is located on the corner of Kenilworth Road and Westchester Avenue in Harrison, New York, on 24 wooded acres. This Temple will be the 125th Temple for the Mormon Church... [Read more on this topic]

Palmyra New York Mormon Temple Palmyra New York Mormon Temple

The site for the Palmyra New York Temple, atop a wooded hill in pastoral western New York, holds a special place in the hearts of members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. To the west, in a grove of trees, is where founder and first prophet Joseph Smith had a vision in which he saw God the Father and Jesus Christ. At the groundbreaking... [Read more on this topic]

Philadelphia Pennsylvania Mormon Temple Philadelphia Pennsylvania Mormon Temple

On 4 October 2008 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced the construction of a new temple in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA.  It is assumed that the Church will follow the pattern it has established for temple building in downtown areas of large cities, such as Hong Kong and New York City, and that the temple will be a multi-level... [Read more on this topic]

Colonia Juarez Chihuahua Mexico Colonia Juarez Chihuahua Mexico

“It was here in northern Mexico that Thou didst reveal the idea and the plan of a smaller temple, complete in every necessary detail, but suited in size to the needs and circumstances of the Church membership in this area of Thy vineyard. That revelation came of a desire and a prayer to help Thy people of these colonies who have been true and... [Read more on this topic]

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