
Rendering Released for Cobán Guatemala Temple
Guatemala’s third temple will follow a template put forth by a few other temples already under construction.
Guatemala’s third temple will follow a template put forth by a few other temples already under construction.
It’s time to call back in the custodians. Deep cleaning shouldn’t fall on everyday members.
A simple dropoff will do just fine, thanks.
The first temple in the Tooele Valley will boast some stunning interior work.
Tooele, you know your fate.
New temple announcements knocked the doors off of a, uh, empty conference room. Amazing announcements!
The first Church-wide proclamation since “The Family, a Proclamation to the World” celebrates 200 years since the heavens opened once more.
The General Conference Tie Tracker lives on. COVID-19 cannot stop our love of General Authority neckwear analysis.
Coronavirus may have shut down church, but you can’t shut down our semiannual temple predictions! Who will win?!
The curious case of the ever-shrinking venue.
The big one is here. No more meetings of any kind thanks to coronavirus.
Missionary Training Centers in some areas will go virtual. Others will restrict entry.
General Conference is going almost completely virtual.
Closed for over two years, the Washington DC Temple will reopen its doors to the public this fall.
Brazil’s capital gets its own.
Let’s dissect the changes in the new Handbook. BYU decriminalizes homosexual displays. Utah decriminalizes polygamy. And LDS Business College is no more!
Two countries are confirmed to be closing Church doors for the time being, with others likely to follow.
Farewell, LDS Access. Hello… uh, Liahona?
The long-awaited followup to Church’s first volume of deeper history will come out this week.
Economic and supply constraints are forcing the removal of some Latter-day Saint missionaries from the West African nation.
When two become one.
India’s first temple is daring in design and purpose.
Looks like Salt Lake showed its hand and at least part of the mystery about the next General Conference has been solved.
Latter-day Saint temples routinely go down for lengthy renovations, but at what moment does the temple cease to be… a temple?
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Utah just keeps going and going and going…
The fifth temple in Texas will be smaller, but no less wonderful.
Cambodia’s first temple is a stunner.
This is not the first time Latter-day Saint missionaries have been pulled from Bolivia.
Latter-day Saints will now have greater freedom to worship under a new certificate granted by the Vietnamese government.
Dixie is two-thirds of the way to a hat trick.
Hallelujah! Sacrament meeting reporting will actually reflect sacrament meeting attendance.
Tiffany is called the ward family history consultant, only to be told it is a priesthood calling, but she’ll be kept in underneath a figurehead. Uh…
Mitt Romney’s alias is everything, but that fun news shouldn’t overshadow an important discussion on conversion therapy.
After banning firearms in meetinghouses over the summer, the Church has issued updated guidelines for maintaining safety in its facilities.
The ordinance is perfect, but some of the sacrament prayer is not.
The suburbs north of Salt Lake City now know how their newest temple will appear.
Orem, the pesky upstart to more noble Provo, finally gets its own temple.
Farewell, Beehives!