"The temple lies at the center of strengthening our faith and spiritual fortitude."
President Russell M. Nelson
Holy temples are houses of the Lord where sacred ordinances and covenants bring peace, power, and eternal blessings.
President Russell M. Nelson
Building a firm, immovable foundation upon Jesus Christ through temple covenants is essential to withstand life's trials
Thomas S. Monson
Teaches of the comfort, peace, and strength that can come to us as we attend the temple.
Primary, Young Women, and Relief Society sisters from around the world come together to share their testimonies of the joy, comfort, and blessings of temple worship.
Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints dedicated the Okinawa Japan Temple on Sunday, Nov. 12, 2023. It has been almost eight decades since the final battle of World War II claimed the lives of 240,000 Japanese and U.S. servicemen and Okinawan civilians in Okinawa.
With a temple so close, do we take it for granted? Are we doing all we can to schedule time in the temple and keep those commitments?

The difference between chapels, where Latter-day Saints meet for regular Sunday worship, and temples is also explained.

The blessings of the temple enable us to be sealed (connected) to our families after death and return to the presence of our Father in Heaven.
Temples provide sacred ordinances and strengthen our relationship with Jesus Christ.
Meet with your bishop and stake president and live according to gospel standards.
Yes. Members may perform baptisms for the dead and attend open houses.
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