The week that the Kirtland Temple reopened, hundreds of members from all over the world visited Kirtland, Ohio, for tours of ...

When Jesus came to Kirtland in 1836 a chorus of angels sang from the rooftop of the Kirtland Temple. That’s just one of the stories told to those visiting the Temple, which has recently been ...

Ownership of the Kirtland Temple became an issue almost from the start. The title was broken more than once in the 1830s, Spencer McBride said in a Joseph Smith Papers Project podcast.

The historic Kirtland Temple, perched at the crest of the Route 306 hill in Kirtland, is now owned by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Designated a National Historic Landmark in ...

The sun rises on the Kirtland Ohio Temple in Kirtland, Ohio, Aug. 26, 2023. (Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News) ...

The house, a two-story wood frame building located on Ohio 306 near the Kirtland Temple, was Smith’s home from 1833 to 1838, ... Still to come is the reduction of the roof line.

The Kirtland Temple will remain an historic building. The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints plans to reopen it March 25, 2024, for public tours at no charge.

That includes the famed Kirtland Temple, built in 1836 and preserved by Community of Christ for nearly 200 years before The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints bought it earlier this year.

Tribune guest columnist Eli McCann writes about his first date with his husband — at the Kirtland Temple in Ohio. Yes, it was strange, but, hey, it worked — I married him.

From the Painesvile (Ohio) Telegraph. The old Mormon Temple at Kirtland, Ohio, so famous in the history of Mormonism, is now the property of a wealthy Mormon residing in Chicago, and was sold with ...

The person who babysat me when I was little helped to work on the restoration of the Kirtland Temple in the 1930s or 1940s, and somewhere in my parents’ house are two nails that he pulled out.