Mormon Church Temples

mormonOne 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

Mormon Temple Endowment Ceremony
Mormon Temple Endowment Ceremony

The endowment ceremony performed in Mormon temples (of The Church of Jesus Christ... 

Inside the Mormon Temple Inside the Mormon Temple

An endowment room in the Oquirrh Temple Because temples are sacred, and members of... 

Mormon Temple Dedication Mormon Temple Dedication

What is a Mormon Temple Dedication? Members of the Mormon Church call the Mormon... 

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Mormon Beliefs

Can Couples Sealed in a Mormon Temple Get “Unsealed”?
Can Couples Sealed in a Mormon Temple Get “Unsealed”?

Yes, for just as Jesus empowered his apostles that “whatsoever ye bind (seal) on... 

Mormon Beliefs: Celestial Marriage
Mormon Beliefs: Celestial Marriage

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

Mormon Beliefs Scripture Mormon Beliefs Scripture

What do Mormons believe about scripture? Mormons believe “the Bible to be the word... 

Mormon Beliefs Revelation Mormon Beliefs Revelation

What do Mormons believe about revelation? Mormons “believe all that God has revealed,... 

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Individual Mormon Temples

Dallas Texas Mormon Temple Dallas Texas Mormon Temple

On the exterior of every Mormon temple is engraved the following: “Holiness to the Lord.” Whenever one enters the Temple, he or she knows that it is a dedicated House of God. The Temple is a place of holiness and a place of peace set apart from the world. Mormon temples are sacred structures in which eternal questions are answered. The Temples... [Read more on this topic]

Bogota Colombia Mormon Temple Bogota Colombia Mormon Temple

“What a beautiful building it is – the workmanship is superb. I have never seen any (stonework) finer, anywhere. It is beautiful, a fitting monument to the good people of Colombia,” stated President Gordon B. Hinckley, President of the Mormon Church, at the dedication of the Bogota Colombia Mormon Temple on April 24, 1999.1 From the time the announcement... [Read more on this topic]

Tokyo Japan Mormon Temple Tokyo Japan Mormon Temple

On August 9, 1975, the First Presidency of the Mormon Church announced that a temple would be built in Tokyo, Japan. Spencer W. Kimball said at a conference in Tokyo, “And now we bring to you a matter of grave importance to all of the people of the Asian countries and the world. Yesterday, we held a meeting of the stake presidents and other leaders... [Read more on this topic]

Guadalajara Mexico Mormon Temple Guadalajara Mexico Mormon Temple

With the dedication of the Guadalajara Mexico temple, Mexico now has twelve operating temples. The first temple in Mexico City was dedicated in 1983. Since that time The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has grown considerably in Mexico. The Guadalajara temple, located in Mexico’s second largest city, will serve more than 60,000 members... [Read more on this topic]

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