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In the month of April, Metro Vancouverites will be offered the highly unusual opportunity to experience the inside of a temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Critics of a proposed Phoenix temple said Wednesday they are surprised the LDS Church withdrew its plans to exceed residential zoning heights.
The height of the proposed Mormon temple in Phoenix will not exceed residential zoning heights, church officials said Tuesday.
President Thomas S. Monson announced plans for a new temple in Payson, Utah, which will help ease the heavy use of the nearby temple in Provo.
Members of the newly formed Addis Ababa Ethiopia District attended the temple for their first time, in Accra, Ghana.
From AZCentral.com: Opponents of a proposed Mormon temple in north Phoenix and LDS Church officials emerged optimistic after they met this week.
The Nutter sdministration is closely reviewing plans by the LDS Church to construct a multimillion-dollar temple in downtown Philadelphia.
Mexico is a bastion of church activity. The nation's 12 temples are more than every other country save the United States, and more than one million Latter-day Saints call Mexico home.
Hundreds of Latter-day Saints cross the border from El Paso to Juarez every week. Their purpose? To attend the temple.