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

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Mormon Beliefs

Mormon Beliefs Word Wisdom Mormon Beliefs Word Wisdom

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Mormon Beliefs Missionaries Mormon Beliefs Missionaries

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Mormon Beliefs Baptism Mormon Beliefs Baptism

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Individual Mormon Temples

Atlanta Georgia Mormon Temple Atlanta Georgia Mormon Temple

The First Presidency of the Mormon Church announced the building of the Atlanta Georgia Mormon temple on April 2, 1980. With the temple’s completion it became the 21st operating Mormon temple worldwide. The Atlanta temple was the first Mormon temple to be built in the Southern United States, and it took some effort to obtain the property and... [Read more on this topic]

Buenosaires Argentina Mormon Temple Buenosaires Argentina Mormon Temple

Many of us who sojourn on the earth have asked, “Where did I come from? Why am I here? Where am I going? What is my relationship to God? Will death rob me of the treasured associations of life? What of my family? Will there be another existence after this, and, if so, will we know one another there?” These answers are found in the Temples... [Read more on this topic]

Caracas Venezuela Mormon Temple Caracas Venezuela Mormon Temple

In November of 1966 the beautiful land of Venezuela was dedicated for the preaching of the Gospel, and within weeks four Mormon missionaries arrived in Venezuela. They arrived in a land that Christopher Columbus called the “Land of Grace; where the geography varies from rain forests to high mountain peaks to balmy beaches, and where the temperature... [Read more on this topic]

Santiago Chile Mormon Temple Santiago Chile Mormon Temple

In 1850, Mormon missionaries from America arrived in Chile to begin preaching the gospel of Jesus Christ to the Chilean people; however, their stay was not to last, due to the apparent language barrier. Ninety-five years would pass before two missionaries from Argentina would arrive to begin preaching again. It was at this time that Brother and Sister... [Read more on this topic]

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