- Temple Dedications
- Cobán Guatemala Temple
- June 9th by Dale Renlund
- Really trying hard with Q’eqchi’
- Touting a fulfillment of prophecy
- Dedicatory Prayer
- 4 Stakes, 4 districts Temple district (including Belize)
- Salta Argentina Temple
- June 16th, presided by Todd Christofferson
- Dedicatory Prayer
- 8 Stakes, 5 districts temple district (Including southern Bolivia)
- Layton Utah Temple
- June 16th, presided by David Bednar
- Dedicatory Prayer
- Last gold Moroni
- Temple Dedication announced
- Temple Groundbreakings
- Santa Cruz Bolivia Temple
- Ribeirão Preto Brazil Temple
- Temple Groundbreaking announced
- Londrina Brazil Temple
- Santiago West Chile Temple
- August 17th by Allan R Walker
- Rendering Released
- Spanish Colonial Design – Similar to Cali and San Luis Potosí.
- 4th Temple in Chile, 2nd in the city of Santiago.
- Temple Site Announcement
- Brussels Belgium Temple
- Springfield Missouri Temple
- Temple Rendering Released
- Wellington New Zealand Temple
- Temple Construction Updates
- Salt Lake Temple
- Underneath Cables
- Lego Model at BYU
- Abidjan Ivory Coast Temple
- Stockholm Sweden Temple
- Construction of new structure underway after demolition
- Wichita Kansas Temple
- Construction activity underway, no groundbreaking announced
- Orlando Florida Temple
- Closing July 1st for renovation
- Bonus: Paris Tabernacle closing for renovation after July 4
- Nauvoo Illinois Temple
- Construction begins on New visitors center
- New Missionary Training Center
- Located in Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo
- In proximity of the temple in Kinshasa, first in the Africa Central Area
- Unofficial MTC has been operating for a few years
- Missionary training instruction in French
- 7 missions in the DRC, 16 primarily French African missions
- Will help reduce needs for visas
- 11th MTC worldwide
- Up from 9 in 2023, down from 17 in 2009.
- Mormon History Association
- Held in Kirtland Ohio
- Church Historian explains the church’s purchase
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