Over the objections of some residents and elected officials, The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has won the long-winded fight to build a massive temple in Fairview, Texas, after the ...

Ground was turned on Saturday morning for the Lethbridge Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. The historic ceremony marked the beginnings of Alberta’s fourth temple, the ...

two sealing rooms and a baptistry, this will be the fifth LDS Temple in Florida. There are more than 170,000 Latter-day Saints and over 270 congregations in the state already, according to the church.

Workers are completing finishing touches inside the temple's celestial room and the adjoining original sealing rooms, all of which had lead paint removed during the renovation. Finish work is also ...

The new Latter-day Saints (Mormon) temple is opening to public tours for the first time. Video / John Weekes, Supplied The new Latter-day Saints Temple beside the motorway in South Auckland ...

But though the members of the new Tallahassee Temple ... LDS Church, but who may be now, posthumously. The Brides’ Room: An ivory and gold room, majestic with glittering chandelier and a triple ...

This room features a lavish layout with gold-hued mirrors, a large chandelier and a massive bouquet of flowers. There are also rooms in the temple for services and weddings, the latter known as the ...

the Celestial Room, a place with high ceilings and crystal chandeliers designed to reflect God’s presence; and sealing rooms, primarily used for marriage ceremonies, where two mirrors are ...

The first temple ... s Room — where brides get ready for their weddings — features custom wall-to-wall nylon rugs using the dogwood motif and mirrors trimmed in gold. The Sealing Room is ...

She said they show the guests the Hawaiian translation of the Book of Mormon, the Laie Hawaii Temple model, and if time permits ... He added they also call the sealing room “the marriage room”. Elder ...

in addition to replacing the sealing room on the north side of the building. Latter-day Saint pioneers built the temple in the late 1800s out of solid granite, which took 40 years to complete.