LDS Temples

What is a Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints? Find out in this definition of LDS Temples.

What is an LDS temple and what do members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints do there? Who can enter a temple? Learn about LDS temples including ordinances, covenants, clothing, worthiness, and more.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints focuses on building LDS temples, but why? Why are temples so important to Latter-day Saints? This list is of the top eight reasons why LDS temples are important.

What does it mean to have a temple marriage? Why do Mormons get married in temples? And how can a family be together forever and not just until death do you part?

Returning to God's presence and becoming an eternal family is the main purpose of God's plan of salvation. Learn how to have an eternal family so you, your spouse and your children can be together forever.

In the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sacred ordinances are performed by the proper priesthood authority, some of which are performed in LDS Temples. Learn about the two types of ordinances and which ones are performed in LDS Temples.

These personal stories are from site visitors who've shared with us why the temple is important to them and how the temple has blessed their lives. After reading these stories remember to share your own experiences of how the temple has blessed your life.

How well do you know your LDS temple trivia? Take this fifteen question quiz and see if you're an LDS Temple trivia scholar.

Can Mormons divorce? Yes, members who've had a Temple marriage, or been sealed in a Mormon temple, can have a temple divorce. This process is called a temple sealing cancellation. Learn how Mormons divorce and who can apply for a temple sealing cancellation.

A temple divorce is called a temple sealing cancellation but how do you apply for one? After a person has been married in a temple, goes through a divorce, and is ready to be sealed for all eternity to a new spouse they are ready to request that their previous temple sealing be canceled.

Before entering LDS temples we should spiritually prepare ourselves to receive additional understanding. This list is of ten ways we can better prepare ourselves to be spiritually ready to enter LDS temples.

Learn how to build a strong relationship through dating and courtship such as becoming best friends, choosing the right person, and building a foundation upon Jesus Christ.

One of the things people sometimes hear about members of the LDS Church is that we wear a strange underclothing, some kind of Mormon underwear. What they are referring to is the LDS garment, but what is it?

If you're a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints have you and your spouse been sealed in the temple? Were you directly married/sealed in the temple or were you first married legally (by law) and then sealed in a temple a year or more later?

These optional courses of LDS Church Manuals include Temple Preparation, Marriage and Family, and Family History Work.

The LDS Temple located in downtown Salt Lake City has a marvelous history. To the pioneers who settled the Salt Lake Valley, the LDS temple was more than just a matter of functional design or conceptual convenience. Find out how the LDS temple was a symbol of their faith and devotion to the Lord.

Learn more about the first LDS Temple in Nauvoo, the sacrifice of the early saints, and the rebuilding of this beautiful LDS temple over 150 years later.

The Nauvoo bell, near the LDS Temple, is a symbol of religious freedom in our land... a reminder that "our nation and our community owes its existence to our trust in God."

Looking for a fun craft to do with your class or family? How about making a LDS Temple or other fun creation out of sugar cubes?

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announced that two LDS Temples would be built in Panama City, Panama (where I served my mission) and Curitiba, Brazil. Find out more about this LDS Temple announcement.

This gallery contains over 100 art photographs of our LDS temples around the world. Share your photos of LDS temples to be posted here too.

Over 135 clipart pictures of church buildings, LDS temples, boats (such as Noah's ark), homes, towers, and villages. Find your favorite LDS temple pictures here.

With over 108 Clipart images of LDS Temples these cards are perfect for games and activities. These cards include most of the LDS Temples currently in operation.

A small LDS temple is built in downtown Manhattan, New York in the style of the Hong Kong LDS Temple.

This LDS temple in Freiberg Germany is the only LDS temple to be built in a communist country.

Not an official site of the Church, but a great resource for LDS temple news, a listing of all LDS temples in alphabetical, chronological, or geographical order. There's even a list of LDS temple trivia and free screen savers.

This fun site has a great variety of ecards with images of LDS Temples, art by Greg Olson and Derek Hegsted, and much more. Send an eCard with a pictures of your favorite LDS temple to a friend!

The Church's official LDS temple site which includes a listing of events, notices, and information for individual LDS temples such as locations and schedules.

The LDS temple in Kirtland is no longer owned by the Church. It is currently operated by the Community of Christ formerly known as the Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. This site contains a brief history of the LDS temple, photos, tourist information and more.

This site sells beautiful prints of the LDS Temples by Terry Springer.