Comparison of temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

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Main article: Temple (Mormonism)

This is a chronlogical list of temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with sortable columns. In The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, also called the Mormon Church, a temple is a building dedicated to be a House of the Lord, and considered by Church members to be the most sacred structures on earth. Upon completion, temples are usually open to the public for a short period of time (an "Open House"), and then they are dedicated as a "House of the Lord," after which only members in good standing are permitted entrance, thus they are not churches but rather places of worship. Currently there are 124 operating temples, 6 under construction, and 5 announced (not yet under construction). Within temples, members of the Church make covenants, receive instructions, and perform rituals and ordinances. Additionally, members consider the temple a place to commune with God, seek God’s aid, understand His will, and receive personal revelation.

The sortable columns used in this list allow easy comparisons of the different facts and features of each temple. For a list that includes pictures see List of temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. There is also a list by geographic region with maps.

  Name Region Country Continent Site
(ac)		 Area
(sq ft)		 High
(ft)		 Anouncement Groundbreaking Groundbreaking
by		 Dedication Dedication
by		 Rededication Rededication
by'		 Rms
(1)		 Rms
(2)		 Center
(3)		 Food(4) Style Designer
1
edit		 St. George Utah Utah USA North America 6 110000 175 1871-01-31 1871-11-09 Brigham Young 1877-04-06 Daniel H. Wells 1975-11-11 Spencer W. Kimball 3 18 Yes Full Castellated Gothic Truman O. Angell
2
edit		 Logan Utah Utah USA North America 9 119619 170 1863 1877-05-17 John W. Young 1884-05-17 John Taylor 1979-03-13 Spencer W. Kimball 4 11 No Full Castellated Truman O. Angell
3
edit		 Manti Utah Utah USA North America 27 100373 179 1875-06-25 1877-04-25 Brigham Young 1888-05-21 Lorenzo Snow 1985-06-14 Gordon B. Hinckley 4 8 No Full Castellated Gothic William H. Folsom
4
edit		 Salt Lake Utah Utah USA North America 10 253015 210 1847-07-28 1853-02-14 Brigham Young 1893-04-06 Wilford Woodruff 4 12 Temple Square Full Gothic, 6 spire Truman O. Angell
5
edit		 Laie Hawaii Hawaii USA North America 11.4 47224 0 1915-10-01 1915-06-01 Joseph F. Smith 1919-11-27 Heber J. Grant 1978-06-13 Spencer W. Kimball 4 6 Yes Solomon’s Temple, no spire
6
edit		 Cardston Alberta Alberta Canada North America 0 88562 84 1913-06-27 1913-11-13 Daniel Kent Greene 1923-08-26 Heber J. Grant 1991-06-22 Gordon B. Hinckley 4 5 Yes Full Solomon’s Temple, no spire Hyrum Pope and Harold Burton
7
edit		 Mesa Arizona Arizona USA North America 20 113916 0 1919-10-03 1922-04-25 Heber J. Grant 1927-10-23 Heber J. Grant 1975-04-15 Spencer W. Kimball 4 9 Yes Full Solomon’s Temple, no spire
8
edit		 Idaho Falls Idaho Idaho USA North America 7 92177 143 1937-03-03 1939-12-19 David Smith 1945-09-23 George Albert Smith 4 9 Yes Full Modern, center spire John Fetzer, Sr.
9
edit		 Bern Switzerland Berne Switzerland Europe 7 39063 140 1952-07-01 1953-08-05 David O. McKay 1955-09-11 David O. McKay 1992-11-23 Gordon B. Hinckley 4 7 Modern, single spire
10
edit		 Los Angeles California California USA North America 13 190614 257 1937-03-06 1951-09-22 David O. McKay 1956-03-11 David O. McKay 4 10 Yes Full Edward O. Anderson
11
edit		 Hamilton New Zealand Waikato New Zealand Pacific Islands 86 44212 157 1955-02-17 1955-12-21 Ariel Ballif, Wendell B. Mendenhall, and George R. Biesinger 1958-04-12 David O. McKay 1 3 Modern, single spire
12
edit		 London England Surrey United Kingdom Europe 32 42652 190 1955-02-17 1955-08-27 David O. McKay 1958-09-07 David O. McKay 1992-10-18 Gordon B. Hinckley 4 9 Modern, single spire
13
edit		 Oakland California California USA North America 18.3 95000 0 1962-05-26 1962-05-26 David O. McKay 1964-11-19 David O. McKay 4 7 Modern, 5 spire
14
edit		 Ogden Utah Utah USA North America 18.3 115000 0 1967-08-24 1970-09-07 1972-01-18 Joseph Fielding Smith 6 11
15
edit		 Provo Utah Utah USA North America 17 128325 0 1967-08-14 1969-09-15 Hugh B. Brown 1972-02-09 Harold B. Lee 6 12 no Full Modern, center spire
16
edit		 Washington D.C. Maryland USA North America 52 160000 0 1968-11-15 1968-12-07 Hugh B. Brown 1974-11-19 Spencer W. Kimball 6 14 Washington D.C. Vending Machine Modern six-spire design
17
edit		 São Paulo Brazil São Paulo Brazil South America 0 59246 0 1975-03-01 1976-03-20 James E. Faust 1978-10-30 Spencer W. Kimball 2004-02-22 Gordon B. Hinckley 2 4 Full Modern, single spire
18
edit		 Tokyo Japan Kantō Japan Asia 0.46 52590 178 1975-08-09 1980-10-27 Spencer W. Kimball 2 5 Full Modern, single spire
19
edit		 Seattle Washington Washington USA North America 23.5 110000 179 1978-05-27 1978-05-27 Marion G. Romney 1980-11-17 Spencer W. Kimball 4 12 Full Modern, single spire
20
edit		 Jordan River Utah Utah USA North America 15 148236 139 1978-02-03 1979-06-09 Spencer W. Kimball 1981-11-16 Marion G. Romney 6 17 No Full Modern, center spire
21
edit		 Atlanta Georgia Georgia USA North America 5.9 35360 0 1980-04-02 1981-03-07 Spencer W. Kimball 1983-06-01 Gordon B. Hinckley 1997-11-14 Gordon B. Hinckley 4 5 Limited Modern, single spire
22
edit		 Apia Samoa Tuamasaga Samoa Pacific Islands 2 18691 75 2003-07-16 2003-10-19 Dennis E. Simmons 2005-09-04 Gordon B. Hinckley 2 2 No No Classic Modern, single spire
30
edit		 Dallas Texas Texas USA North America 6 46956 0 1981-04-01 1983-01-22 Gordon B. Hinkley 1984-10-19 Gordon B. Hinkley 1989-03-05 Gordon B. Hinkley 5 4 Full Six spire sloped roof
45
edit		 San Diego California California USA North America 7.2 72000 190 1984-04-07 1988-02-27 Ezra Taft Benson 1993-04-25 Gordon B. Hinckley 4 8 Mormon Battalion Full Modern, two-tower William S. Lewis, Jr.
77
edit		 Palmyra New York New York USA North America 0 10700 0 1999-02-21 1999-05-25 2000-04-06 Gordon B. Hinckley 2 2 No Small modern single spire
113
edit		 Nauvoo Illinois Illinois USA North America 3.3 54000 162 1999-04-04 1999-10-24 Gordon B. Hinckley 2002-06-27 Gordon B. Hinckley 4 6 Historic Nauvoo Greek revival William Weeks
  1. Number of Ordinance Rooms
  2. Number of Sealing Rooms
  3. Does temple have adjacent visitor's center
  4. Does temple have a cafeteria and what service is available.

  Name Region Country Continent Announcement
Date		 Groundbreaking
Date		 Dedication
Date		 Status Site Floor
Area		 Ordinance
Rooms[4]		 Sealing
Rooms		 Visitor
Center		 Cafeteria Style
Kirtland Ohio USA North America 1836-03-27 Not operating[1]
Nauvoo Illinois USA North America 1846-04-30 Destroyed
rebuilt (113)		 54,000 ft²
(5,000 m²)		 Greek revival
  Apia Samoa Samoa Pacific Islands 5 AUG 1983 Operating 14,560 ft²
(1,353 m²)		 Classic Modern, single spire
23 Nuku alofa Tonga Tonga Pacific Islands 9 AUG 1983 Operating 14,572 ft²
(1,354 m²)		 Modern, single spire
24 Santiago Chile Chile South America 15 SEP 1983
12 MAR 2006[3]		 Operating 20,831 ft²
(1,935 m²)		 Modern, single spire
25 Papeete Tahiti French Polynesia Pacific Islands 27 OCT 1983 Closed for renovations 9,936 ft²
(923 m²)		 Sloping roof, single spire
26 Mexico City Mexico Distrito Federal Mexico North America 2 DEC 1983 Operating 116,642 ft²
(10,836 m²)		 Modern Mayan, single spire
27 Boise Idaho Idaho USA North America 25 MAY 1984
14 FEB 1987[3]		 Operating 35,325 ft²
(3,282 m²)		 Sloping roof, six spire
28 Sydney Australia New South Wales Australia Australia 20 SEP 1984 Operating 30,677 ft²
(2,850 m²)		 Modern, single spire
29 Manila Philippines Philippines Asia 25 SEP 1984 Operating 26,683 ft²
(2,479 m²)		 Sloping roof, six spire
31 Taipei Taiwan Taiwan Asia 17 NOV 1984 Operating 9,945 ft²
(924 m²)		 Sloping roof, six spire
32 Guatemala City Guatemala Guatemala North America 14 DEC 1984 Operating 11,610 ft²
(1,079 m²)		 Sloping roof, six spire
33 Freiberg Germany Saxony Germany Europe 29 JUN 1985
7 SEP 2002[3]		 Operating 14,125 ft²
(1,312 m²)		 Sloping roof, single spire
34 Stockholm Sweden Sweden Europe 2 JUL 1985 Operating 14,508 ft²
(1,348 m²)		 Sloping roof, six spire
35 Chicago Illinois Illinois USA North America 9 AUG 1985
8 OCT 1989[3]		 Operating 29,751 ft²
(2,764 m²)		 Sloping roof, six spire
36 Johannesburg South Africa South Africa Africa 24 AUG 1985 Operating 19,184 ft²
(1,782 m²)		 Sloping roof, six spire
37 Seoul Korea South Korea Asia 14 DEC 1985 Operating 28,057 ft²
(2,607 m²)		 Sloping roof, six spire
38 Lima Peru Peru South America 10 JAN 1986 Operating 9,600 ft²
(892 m²)		 Sloping roof, six spire
39 Buenos Aires Argentina Argentina South America 17 JAN 1986 Operating 11,980 ft²
(1,113 m²)		 Sloping roof, six spire
40 Denver Colorado Colorado USA North America 24 OCT 1986 Operating 29,117 ft²
(2,705 m²)		 Modern, single spire
41 Frankfurt Germany Germany Europe 28 AUG 1987 Operating 24,170 ft²
(2,245 m²)		 Sloping roof, single detached spire
42 Portland Oregon Oregon USA North America 19 AUG 1989 Operating 79,220 ft²
(7,360 m²)		 Sloping roof, six spire
43 Las Vegas Nevada Nevada USA North America 16 DEC 1989 Operating 80,350 ft²
(7,465 m²)		 Sloping roof, six spire
44 Toronto Ontario Ontario Canada North America 25 AUG 1990 Operating 57,982 ft²
(5,387 m²)		 Modern, single spire
46 Orlando Florida Florida USA North America 9 OCT 1994 Operating 70,000 ft²
(6,500 m²)		 Classic modern, center spire
47 Bountiful Utah Utah USA North America 8 JAN 1995 Operating 104,000 ft²
(9,660 m²)		 Classic modern, center spire
48 Hong Kong China Hong Kong China Asia 26 MAY 1996 Operating 21,744 ft²
(2,020 m²)		 Hong Kong Colonial, single spire
49 Mount Timpanogos Utah Utah USA North America 13 OCT 1996 Operating 107,240 ft²
(9,963 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
50 St. Louis Missouri Missouri USA North America 1 JUN 1997 Operating 58,749 ft²
(5,458 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
51 Vernal Utah Utah USA North America 2 NOV 1997 Operating 38,771 ft²
(3,602 m²)		 Existing building adapted
52 Preston England Lancashire United Kingdom Europe 7 JUN 1998 Operating 69,630 ft²
(6,469 m²)		 Modern, single spire
53 Monticello Utah Utah USA North America 26 JUL 1998
17 NOV 2002[3]		 Operating 11,225 ft²
(1,043 m²)		 Smaller and remote area 1
54 Anchorage Alaska Alaska USA North America 9 JAN 1999
8 FEB 2004[3]		 Operating 11,937 ft²
(1,109 m²)		 Smaller and remote area 1
55 Colonia Juárez Chihuahua México Chihuahua Mexico North America 6 MAR 1999 Operating 6,800 ft²
(630 m²)		 Smaller and remote area 1
56 Madrid Spain Spain Europe 19 MAR 1999 Operating 45,800 ft²
(4,250 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
57 Bogotá Colombia Colombia South America 24 APR 1999 Operating 53,500 ft²
(4,970 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
58 Guayaquil Ecuador Ecuador South America 1 AUG 1999 Operating 70,884 ft²
(6,585 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
59 Spokane Washington Washington USA North America 21 AUG 1999 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
60 Columbus Ohio Ohio USA North America 4 SEP 1999 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
61 Bismarck North Dakota North Dakota USA North America 1999-09-19 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
62 Columbia South Carolina South Carolina USA North America 1999-10-16 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
63 Detroit Michigan Michigan USA North America 1999-10-23 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
64 Halifax Nova Scotia Nova Scotia Canada North America 1999-11-14 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
65 Regina Saskatchewan Saskatchewan Canada North America 1999-11-14 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
66 Billings Montana Montana USA North America 20 NOV 1999 Operating 33,800 ft²
(3,140 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
67 Edmonton Alberta Alberta Canada North America 11 DEC 1999 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
68 Raleigh North Carolina North Carolina USA North America 18 DEC 1999 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
69 St. Paul Minnesota Minnesota USA North America 9 JAN 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
70 Kona Hawaii Hawaii USA Polynesia 23 JAN 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
71 Ciudad Juárez México Chihuahua México North America 26 FEB 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
72 Hermosillo Sonora México Sonora Mexico North America 27 FEB 2000 Operating 10,769 ft²
(1,000 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
73 Albuquerque New Mexico New Mexico USA North America 5 MAR 2000 Operating 34,245 ft²
(3,181 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
74 Oaxaca México Oaxaca Mexico North America 11 MAR 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
75 Tuxtla Gutiérrez México Chiapas Mexico North America 12 MAR 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
76 Louisville Kentucky Kentucky USA North America 19 MAR 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
78 Fresno California California USA North America 9 APR 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
79 Medford Oregon Oregon USA North America 16 APR 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
80 Memphis Tennessee Tennessee USA North America 23 APR 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
81 Reno Nevada Nevada USA North America 23 APR 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
82 Cochabamba Bolivia Bolivia North America 30 APR 2000 Operating 33,302 ft²
(3,094 m²)		 Classic modern, single tower
83 Tampico México Tamaulipas Mexico North America 20 MAY 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
84 Nashville Tennessee Tennessee USA North America 21 MAY 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
85 Villahermosa México Tabasco Mexico North America 21 MAY 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
86 Montréal Québec Quebec Canada North America 4 JUN 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
87 San José Costa Rica Costa Rica North America 4 JUN 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
88 Fukuoka Japan Fukuoka Japan Asia 11 JUN 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
89 Adelaide Australia South Australia Australia Australia 15 JUN 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
90 Melbourne Australia Victoria Australia Australia 16 JUN 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
91 Suva Fiji Fiji Polynesia 18 JUN 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
92 Mérida México Yucatán Mexico North America 8 JUL 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
93 Veracruz México Veracruz Mexico North America 9 JUL 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
94 Baton Rouge Louisiana Louisiana USA North America 16 JUL 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
95 Oklahoma City Oklahoma Oklahoma USA North America 30 JUL 2000 Operating 10,769 ft²
(1,000 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
96 Caracas Venezuela DC Venezuela South America 20 AUG 2000 Operating 15,332 ft²
(1,424 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
97 Houston Texas Texas USA North America 26 AUG 2000 Operating 33,970 ft²
(3,156 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
98 Birmingham Alabama Alabama USA North America 3 SEP 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
99 Santo Domingo Dominican Republic Dominican Republic North America 17 SEP 2000 Operating 67,000 ft²
(6,200 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
100 Boston Massachusetts Massachusetts USA North America 1 OCT 2000 Operating 69,600 ft²
(6,470 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
101 Recife Brazil Pernambuco Brazil South America 15 DEC 2000 Operating 37,200 ft²
(3,460 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
102 Porto Alegre Brazil Rio Grande do Sul Brazil South America 17 DEC 2000 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
103 Montevideo Uruguay Uruguay South America 18 MAR 2001 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
104 Winter Quarters Nebraska Nebraska USA North America 22 APR 2001 Operating 16,000 ft²
(1,500 m²)		 Smaller and remote area 2 story
105 Guadalajara México Jalisco Mexico North America 29 APR 2001 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
106 Perth Australia Western Australia Australia Australia 20 MAY 2001 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
107 Columbia River Washington Washington USA North America 18 NOV 2001 Operating 16,880 ft²
(1,568 m²)		 Smaller and remote area 3
108 Snowflake Arizona Arizona USA North America 3 MAR 2002 Operating 18,621 ft²
(1,730 m²)		 Smaller and remote area 2 story
109 Lubbock Texas Texas USA North America 21 APR 2002 Operating 16,498 ft²
(1,533 m²)		 Smaller and remote area 3
110 Monterrey México Nuevo León Mexico North America 28 APR 2002 Operating 16,498 ft²
(1,533 m²)		 Smaller and remote area 3
111 Campinas Brazil São Paulo Brazil South America 17 MAY 2002 Operating 48,100 ft²
(4,470 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
112 Asunción Paraguay Paraguay South America 19 MAY 2002 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire

114 The Hague Netherlands The Netherlands Europe 8 SEP 2002 Operating 10,500 ft²
(975 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
115 Brisbane Australia Queensland Australia Australia 15 JUN 2003 Operating 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
116 Redlands California California USA North America 14 SEP 2003 Operating 17,300 ft²
(1,610 m²)		 Smaller and remote area 3
117 Accra Ghana Ghana Africa 11 JAN 2004 Operating 17,500 ft²
(1,630 m²)		 Smaller and remote area 3
118 Copenhagen Denmark Denmark Europe 23 MAY 2004 Operating 25,000 ft²
(2,300 m²)		 Existing building adapted.
119 Manhattan New York New York USA North America 13 JUN 2004 Operating 20,630 ft²
(1,917 m²)		 Existing building adapted.
120 San Antonio Texas Texas USA North America 22 MAY 2005 Operating 16,800 ft²
(1,560 m²)		 Smaller and remote area 3
121 Aba Nigeria Abia Nigeria Africa 7 AUG 2005 Operating 11,500 ft²
(1,070 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
122 Newport Beach California California USA North America 28 AUG 2005 Operating 17,800 ft²
(1,650 m²)		 Smaller and remote area 3
123 Sacramento California California USA North America 3 SEP 2006[6] Operating 19,500 ft²
(1,810 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
124 Helsinki Finland Finland Europe 22 OCT 2006 Operating 23,000 ft²
(2,100 m²)		 Smaller and remote area 3
125 Curitiba Brazil Paraná Brazil South America 9 MAR 2005 Under construction 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
126 Rexburg Idaho Idaho USA North America 30 JUL 2005 Under construction 57,504 ft²
(5,342 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
127 Panamá City Panamá Panama North America 30 OCT 2005 Under construction TBA Classic modern, single spire
128 Twin Falls Idaho Idaho USA North America 15 APR 2006[8] Under construction 29,679 ft²
(2,757 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
129 Draper Utah Utah USA North America 5 AUG 2006[9] Under construction 57,000 ft²
(5,300 m²)		 Classic modern, single spire
130 Harrison New York New York USA North America 30 SEP 1995 announced 28,400 ft²
(2,640 m²)
131 Kiev Ukraine Ukraine Europe 20 JUL 1998 announced 10,700 ft²
(995 m²)
132 Daybreak/South Jordan Utah[10] Utah USA North America 1 OCT 2005[11] announced TBD
133 Cebu Philippines Philippines Asia 29 APR 2006[12] announced TBD TBD
134 Vancouver British Columbia British Columbia Canada North America 02 JUN 2006[13] announced TBD
135 Tegucigalpa Honduras Honduras North America 9 JUN 2006[14] announced TBD TBD
135 Tegucigalpa Honduras Honduras North America 9 JUN 2006[14] announced TBD TBD
136 Quetzaltenango Guatemala Temple Guatemala North America 16 DEC 2006 TBD announced

  1. ^ Owned by the Community of Christ
  2. ^ Destroyed by fire in 9 JUL 2003. Rebuilt temple was dedicated 4 SEP 2005
  3. ^ a b c d e f
  4. ^ A rededication for the Papeete Tahiti temple has been scheduled for November 12, 2006[1][2]
  5. ^ The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (2002-08-16). Freiberg Germany Temple to Be Rededicated. Press release. Retrieved on 2006-09-29.
  6. ^ Garza, Jennifer. "Dedicated for service: New Mormon temple is fulfillment of a dream 4", The Sacramento Bee, 2006-09-04. Retrieved on 2006-09-04.
  7. ^ An open house is scheduled from September 21, 2006 to October 7, 2006. The temple will be dedicated on Sunday, October 22, 2006, following a cultural celebration the prior evening. The temple will then open for operation on October 23, 2006[3] (Announcement in English). See also construction details on ldschurchtemples.com.
  8. ^ Groundbreaking by Elder Neil L. Andersen (The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (2006-04-07). Twin Falls Temple Construction to Begin. Press release. Retrieved on 2006-06-09.)
  9. ^ President Gordon B. Hinckley presided over the groundbreaking event on Saturday, 2006-08-05. 4Construction is expected to take two years. (Ortiz, Marcos. "LDS leaders break ground on new temple", ABC 4 News, 2006-08-06. Retrieved on 2006-08-08.)
      See also Construction plan approval.[4]
  10. ^ The name on the official list was changed. See details page also.
  11. ^ Announced by Gordon B. Hinckley in General Conference [5].
  12. ^ Announced made by letter to local priesthood leaders.[6]
  13. ^ Irwin, Al. "Place of peace", Langley Times, 2006-08-09.
      Bucholtz, Frank. "Welcome addition", Langley Times, 2006-08-11.
      The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (2006-06-10). New Temple Will Be Built in Vancouver. Press release. Retrieved on 2006-09-29.
  14. ^ a b The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (2006-06-24). New Temple Will Be Built in Honduras. Press release. Retrieved on 2006-09-29.

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