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Quick Facts
ANNOUNCED
6 October 2024
ANNOUNCED BY
President Russell M. Nelson
GROUNDBREAKING
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GROUNDBREAKING PRESIDED BY
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DEDICATED
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DEDICATED BY
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Additional Facts
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Description
In the Southwest US State of Arizona, there are nearly 443,000 Latter-day Saints in around 925 congregations.
Queen Creek, known originally as “Rittenhouse,” was settled by early Arizona homesteaders. Queen Creek was incorporated in 1989 and is in the far southeast of the Phoenix Metropolitan Area. There are more than 80,000 residents in the Queen Creek area.
History
The first Church members arrived in Arizona in the winter of 1846.
Announcement
Plans to construct the Queen Creek Arizona Temple were announced by President Russell M. Nelson on 06 October 2024, at the 192nd Semi-Annual General Conference.
“Why are we building temples at such an unprecedented pace?” asked the prophet, who has announced 185 temples — more than half of all temples in the Church — since 2018. “Why? Because the Lord has instructed us to do so. The blessings of the temple help to gather Israel on both sides of the veil. These blessings also help to prepare a people who will help prepare the world for the Second Coming of the Lord!”[1]“The Prophet Announces 17 New Temples at the October 2024 General Conference.” newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org, 6 Oct. 2024, newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org/article/october-2024-general-conference-new-temples.
The Queen Creek Arizona Temple will be the eighth temple in Arizona.
Arizona Temples at the time of Announcment
Announced
Under Construction
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Dedicated
- Mesa Arizona [1927]
- Snowflake Arizona [2002]
- The Gila Valley Arizona [2010]
- Gilbert Arizona [2014]
- Phoenix Arizona [2014]
- Tucson Arizona [2017]
ANNOUNCED ORDER
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Date | 2024 10 06 |
By | Russell M. Nelson |
Role | President |
Via | General Conference |
⮜Preceded by Coeur d’Alene Idaho
Followed by El Paso Texas⮞
Announced 2024 10 06
- Juchitán de Zaragoza Mexico
- Santa Ana El Salvador
- Medellín Colombia
- Santiago Dominican Republic
- Puerto Montt Chile
- Dublin Ireland
- Milan Italy
- Abuja Nigeria
- Kampala Uganda
- Maputo Mozambique
- Coeur d’Alene Idaho
- Queen Creek Arizona
- El Paso Texas
- Huntsville Alabama
- Milwaukee Wisconsin
- Summit New Jersey
- Price Utah
Details
Region
TEMPLES IN UNITED STATES (EXCEPT UTAH) by state
TEMPLES IN NORTH AMERICA (EXCEPT US & MEXICO) by country
Canada | 11 | Calgary · Cardston · Edmonton · Halifax · Lethbridge · Montreal · Regina · Toronto · Vancouver · Victoria · Winnipeg |
Costa Rica | 1 | San José |
Dominican Republic | 1 | Santiago · Santo Domingo |
El Salvador | 1 | San Salvador · Santa Ana |
Guatemala | 6 | Cobán · Guatemala City · Huehuetenango · Miraflores Guatemala City · Quetzaltenango · Retalhuleu |
Haiti | 1 | Port-au-Prince · |
Honduras | 2 | Tegucigalpa · San Pedro Sula |
Mexico | 26 | |
Nicaragua | 1 | Managua |
Panama | 1 | Panama City |
Puerto Rico | 1 | San Juan |
United States | 143 |
Sources and Citations
References
↑1 | “The Prophet Announces 17 New Temples at the October 2024 General Conference.” newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org, 6 Oct. 2024, newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org/article/october-2024-general-conference-new-temples. |
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