This is, in my opinion, one of the most unique temples in the Church, both in design and in…read morebackstory. Built from the remains of the old tabernacle after the fire, it's a reminder of restoration in more ways than one. Architecturally, it's beautiful--red brick, tall spires, and carefully preserved details that give it an almost cathedral-like feel. Inside, it's just as thoughtfully done. It feels more vertical than most temples, and the staircases and layout give it a different sense of movement and space. It's not the largest temple, and it can feel busy at times (it's Provo, after all), but it's still a peaceful and sacred place. My family and I used to attend stake conferences here before the fire. I also took part in the annual BYU Adventsingen--both when I was in high school and later with the BYU German Choir. So yeah, I have a lot of fond memories tied to this building. The temple has lovingly preserved its spirit and structure, and that means a lot to me. Also worth mentioning is the annual Temple to Temple Run/Walk on Pioneer Day. It's a cool local tradition--a free 5K that starts at the Provo Temple (soon to be Provo Utah Rock Canyon Temple) and ends here. It's turned into a Provo favorite, and it's one of those small community things that makes this area feel special. Provo City Center is definitely worth a visit--especially if you appreciate a bit of history with your reverence.

It's beautiful all year! The feeling of peace you get as you walk the grounds makes you feel like…read moreit's a bit of heaven! The nature, fountain, and statue of Christ is indescribable!

Currently being built, and it starts on October 8, 2022 this Temple will be the first one in the…read moreHeber Valley area.

This temple does NOT exist. They want it to exist, but the community is fighting it. Their permit…read morehas not even been approved. There is no "under construction" of this building. Its an empty field where they are testing the ground water levels, which are high, and which they will need to pump out a disgusting amount - dewater - into a nearby stream, to even build it! The community is fighting hard against it. The proposal is for it to be 88,000 square feet in size and 210' on the one steeple and 145' on the other. Its absurd and in the wrong place. Its a RA-1 zone, which has a height restriction of 35', its in the view shed of Mt. Timpanogos of thousands of people, and they plan to up-light it after maneuvering the county council members into passing a new lighting code for the ENTIRE county. Terrible neighbors. Take this DOWN off your map!!

I remember as a kid, visiting this Temple. Our family was on vacation and stopped by to walk the…read moregrounds. This was in the 70's and was shortly after the Temple was built. It was only a couple years old. If you ask me, it still looks as new and beautiful today. What stands out is the architecture. It is definitely built in the style of what was being built in the 1970's. Later as a young adult, I was able to visit many times again. I Love the Temple

I miss the '70s. What does that have to do with the Provo Temple? Well, this place was the height…read moreof fashion in the 1970s when it was built. Completed in 1972, to be exact. The exterior terrific, and I'll stand by that no matter what anyone says. It's unique, and such an icon of that era. The height of fashion and discerning, finicky taste. That exterior! It's different that we might be accustomed to now, but life is too short for same ol' same ol'. So find your inner finicky taste and learn to appreciate this temple. Love the '70s-ness of it all and treasure the time you have looking at it. The LDS church is now currently totally remodeling the similar Ogden Utah Temple, but hopefully Provo escapes with one more of its lives. If you're not familiar, LDS Temples are different than regular chapels. In the common meetinghouses, visitors are welcome anytime for worship services. In temples, however, only members of the faith in good standing may enter to worship. Some of these buildings have large grounds or visitors centers. This temple does have a nice front area with fountains and stairs that slope down towards the city. You get some pretty great sunsets over Provo from here, but I don't know that there's much else to do but wander up and take a quick stroll. Utah Templequest 2013 #3/13 10/22/13

GETTING HERE: Head…read morehere using your navigation. The address is correct on Yelp so you will arrive here without issue. REVIEW: This is a Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. It is a sacred building, not a church or ward building that is open on Sundays for services. It is a remarkable, historical, breathtaking landmark, and the property is open to visitors. I highly recommend a visit here to experience the calming spirit that abounds, even on the Temple grounds. Background data: This Temple was announced in 2017, and the ground was broken in 2019. The Temple was dedicated on 8/13/23. Before the dedication, this Temple and others are open to the public for touring and viewing. Once dedicated, however, it is no longer open to the public. Members attend this Temple with a recommendation after having completed an interview process. I highly recommend a visit here to see this architectural and historical landmark.

A beautiful, welcoming and very peaceful place! I was blessed to visit the open house and it was…read morestunning! I highly recommend everyone coming to check it out with your family!

GETTING HERE: This…read moreLDS Temple is located at 850 E. Center Street, Lindon UT 84042. REVIEW: This is a Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, and is not a church or ward building that people attend on Sundays. This Temple isn't yet open currently, but it is almost completed and soon to be opened. A Temple is a sacred building; you can read more about it here: https://churchofjesuschristtemples.org/lindon-utah-temple/ and also here: https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/temples/details/lindon-utah-temple?lang=eng Getting to see this Temple in person was an awe-inspiring moment for me. I know the residents of Utah who preside in this district will be blessed. I highly recommend viewing it in person if able.

Amazing experience! A must attend for anyone young and old. Anyone can tour this beautiful place.read more

GETTING HERE: This…read moreLDS Temple is located at: 1451 S 1100 W Orem, UT 84058. TBH, I still struggle with Utah streets and maps, but the address is correct on Yelp and you should navigate directly to it without issue. It's located "between" the Interstate 15 and Geneva Road/the 114. REVIEW: This is a sacred Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Sacred Temples are not just associated with this church; other faiths have these holy buildings. A LDS Temple is different than ward buildings, which are open to the public. LDS Temples are only open to the public during the Open House before it's dedicated. Please review official Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints websites for information and data. The property is breathtaking. The Temple footprint is huge; I would almost argue it's near the size of the Los Angeles LDS Temple or even Salt Lake. I don't have the accurate data, but this Temple is huge. So majestic and breathtaking. There's no denying the peace and serenity one feels when they drive on the property. When you're in Utah, definitely make it a priority to see the Orem Utah Temple in person. https://www.churchofjesuschrist.org/temples/details/orem-utah-temple?lang=eng This LDS Temple was announced: October 5, 2019 and the Groundbreaking began on September 5, 2020.

Come to the open house! It's so gorgeous and it's absolutely worth it! If you need a break from the…read moreworld this is your sign to visit!

Absolutely love this church! This church is a community and a place where you feel like family. The…read moreleaders are amazing and everyone truly wants to uplift you and pull the greatness out of you. I've never gone in feeling judged or rejected, always with open arms and lots of smiles. You WILL find your purpose, you WILL feel the holy spirit move and you WILL grow and strengthen your relationship with God by not only attending this church but getting plugged in and serving in the house of God. They truly care about you as a person, and if you struggle from going from church to church because you're not known or loved, you will fit right in here!!

I have been attending this church for 8 years now. I have been to many churches. I grew up in…read morechurch all my life, but this church stands out to me in the level of growth it has afforded me. Spiritually, physically, and financially. I have not seen very many churches invest so much into people, to build them up, and raise them to bed leaders. There aren't many church that not only encourage, but offer training on how to be the best in the marketplace. There are folks that attend this church who are leaders in the marketplace. It's a church that does not shy away from politics, taking a stand, engaging, and putting up a fight where there needs to be a fight. This church also knows how to have fun and party. Many churches fail at catering to men. This church has AMAZING programs for men and women. If you're struggling with depression, suicidal thoughts, finances, you marriage, kids, health, there is community in this valley who will stand with you and fight for you. You are welcome here, no matter who you are and what your past had been. Thank you! #ThankyouThursday

Very welcoming. Great worship atmosphere. God's Word clearly explained. There is a difference in…read morethe environment that is such a wonderful thing!

This is such an amazing church, and my favorite place to start a Sunday morning. Pastor Nate has a…read moreunique and engaging ability to deliver God's Word each week and reach the whole congregation. It's also easy to see how much Nate and the rest of the group at Corner Canyon care for everyone there, from the prayer requests to taking time to talk before and after each service. I really can't say enough good things about this church, and would highly encourage anyone to start their next Sunday here!