It’s a one-time opportunity for those not of the Mormon faith. The Indianapolis Indiana Temple in Carmel will be dedicated Aug. 23, and from then on only Mormons will be allowed to enter.

The 34,000-square-foot structure standing on 18 acres of grounds in Carmel, a couple of miles north of Indianapolis, will be the 148th LDS temple worldwide and one of fewer than 20 in the U.S ...

(KUTV) The LDS church leaders dedicated the ... Afterward the building was dedicated with a prayer. The temple is in Indianapolis. The 30,000 Mormons living in Indiana and Illinois will use ...

The inside of the Indianapolis LDS Temple is just as inspiring, but most will never see it. The chapels of the LDS Church (formerly known as Mormon), of which there are 13 in the Indianapolis area, ...

The Indianapolis temple will serve about 30,000 ... executive director of the LDS Temple Department in Salt Lake City. The Sealing Room, where the eternal marriages that Mormons believe in will ...

The placement of an 8.5-foot, 900-pound, gold-plated statue atop a spire is just a moment in the construction project that will eventually become the Indianapolis Mormon Temple. But for those who ...

LDS church leaders expect 75,000 visitors to tour the Indianapolis Temple through Aug. 8. The 34,000-square-foot structure stands 106 feet tall. The temple will be the 148th for the church ...

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The Indianapolis Indiana Temple will be dedicated in three sessions ... will serve 25,000 members of the LDS Church. The two temples will be the 147th and 148th operating temples across the ...