Why are they renovating the Salt Lake Temple? The primary purpose of the Salt Lake Temple renovations is to preserve the temple for future generations — including making it more earthquake ...

Situated on 10 acres in the square, this impressive six-spire structure is the universal icon of the Church of Jesus Christ ...

President Russell M. Nelson announced that the landmark temple’s first public open house in 134 years will last from April to October after the seven-year renovation is complete.

Photo supplied, Intellectual Reserve The sun sets on the Salt Lake Temple, which is undergoing renovation, during the evening session of general conference in Utah on Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024.

President Russell M. Nelson is inviting the public to the Salt Lake Temple open house for six months in 2027. The temple's renovation, started in 2019, is nearing completion, enhancing its foundation.

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will reopen the Salt Lake Temple in April 2027. The temple has been closed for renovation for over five years. (Courtesy of National Park Service).

Construction on the Salt Lake City Temple renovation began in January 2020, and the project recently reached new milestones. John Fenn, vice president and project executive at Jacobsen ...

The Salt Lake Temple, a historic landmark of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, will open for public tours from following an extensive renovation ...

President Russell M. Nelson announced that the landmark temple’s first public open house in 134 years will last from April to October after the seven-year renovation is complete.