Cordoba Argentina Mormon Temple

April 6, 2009 by  
Filed under Temples in South America

Mormon Temple Buenos Aires ArgentinaOn 4 October 2008 The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Mormon Church) announced the construction of a new temple in Córdoba, Argentina.  The new temple will be located in Villa Belgrano next to the Church mission home, and will be Argentina’s second temple.

Members in the Córdoba area currently travel some 400 miles to participate in temple ordinances in the Buenos Aires Argentina Temple, which serves 60 stakes and 30 districts throughout Argentina.

Membership of the Church in Argentina has grown steadily since the 1920’s.  The first members were European immigrants who requested missionaries.  There were  356, 000 Mormons in Argentina in 2006.

2 comments on “Cordoba Argentina Mormon Temple

  1. YASH ARORA on said:

    sir, can u please reply me regarding exact location of SAI BABA TEMPLE in Argentina.

    • gale on said:

      There are Mormon temples in Buenos Aires and Cordoba (announced). The Cordoba temple will be built in the northwestern quarter of the city of Córdoba next to the recently rebuilt Argentina Córdoba Mission home on the grounds of the Villa Belgrano meetinghouse, which houses the Córdoba Argentina Sierras Stake.3 The temple will be located on the public bus route near a major stop (José Luís Gay Lussac, Villa Belgrano, Córdoba, Argentina).

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