This Christmas season, Temple Square is illuminated with reminders of Jesus Christ, who is the Light of the World. ✨ Nativities, lights, and Christmas displays help us remember His humble birth. Have you visited Temple Square yet this season? #LightTheWorld | Temple Square

Temple Square Christmas Lights | Church of Jesus Christ Temples

This past weekend, thousands gathered on Temple Square and around the world to take part in General Conference. Inspiring messages centered on Jesus Christ and His gospel were shared. Catch up on any session you missed at ChurchofJesusChrist.org! What message stood out to you most? Share below! | Temple Square

Over the years, the angel Moroni statue on top of the Salt Lake Temple has stood as a symbol of the Restoration of the gospel of Jesus Christ. For the first time since it was originally placed in 1892, the statue was removed as part of the renovation efforts. After being carefully restored, the statue returned to its place atop the temple in April 2024. This moment reminds us that even things of great strength and beauty sometimes need renewal. Just like the architectural structure of a temple,

Looking for an uplifting experience on Temple Square? Visit the Church History Museum before the Presidents of the Church exhibit closes in November. Explore unique artifacts—like President Lorenzo Snow’s cane—and learn of prophets who have testified of Jesus Christ and shared the restored gospel with the world. | Temple Square

Witness history in motion! The Salt Lake Temple continues to undergo an incredible transformation focused on seismic upgrades, structural reinforcement, and preparing it for generations to come. Interested in touring the Salt Lake Temple once it reopens? A public open house celebration will be taking place from April 2027 to October 2027, and all are invited! | Temple Square

Grab your coat and come explore Temple Square! See the scaffolding come down from the Salt Lake Temple. Along the way, enjoy the beautiful statues across the grounds. These sculptures reflect the life and ministry of Jesus Christ and the history of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. | Temple Square