Every Temple Podcast

Toni Gaines
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Every Temple Podcast

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints has over 300 announced temples around the world, we believe each one has a story. Come with us as we explore the history and people of these houses of the Lord.

  1. HACE 16 H

    London England Temple

    The London England Temple is actually located in a rural area 25 miles south of London. The grounds include stunning gardens, an very ancient oak tree, a distribution center, and an old Manor House! Moroni was not installed until 2008. This was the first temple in the United Kingdom. Announcement:  10 August 1953Dedication:  7–9 September 1958 by David O. McKayRededication:  18–20 October 1992 by Gordon B. HinckleyOrdinance Rooms:  Four instruction rooms, eight sealing rooms, and one baptistryTotal Floor Area: Originally 34,000 sqft. Now  42,652 square feet  |  3,962 square metersHeight:  156 feet  |  47.5 meters

    40 min

  2. 26 MAR

    Hamilton New Zealand Temple

    The theme of the Hamilton New Zealand Temple and the neighboring Church College of New Zealand (1958-2009) is "Build for Eternity". The temple and the school were built by labor missionaries, these are young individuals and families who consecrated their lives for 2 years to building these projects. And their efforts have eternal effects and reach far beyond what we can comprehend. The people of New Zealand and the South Pacific were so incredibly grateful to have access to a temple. Announcement:  17 February 1955 Dedication:  20–22 April 1958 by David O. McKay Rededication:  16 October 2022 by Dieter F. Uchtdorf Site:  35 acres  |  14.2 hectares Ordinance Rooms:  Two instruction rooms, five sealing rooms, and one baptistry Total Floor Area:  45,251 square feet  |  4,204 square meters Height:  156 feet  |  47.5 meters

    43 min

  3. 24 MAR

    Los Angeles California Temple

    This temple is a BIG deal. It is the second biggest temple the church has built. The first temple to plan for a parking lot! A Moroni that is totally unique to this temple! And you gotta check out these oxen. (you know how I love the oxen) Church members in California fundraised over 1.6 million dollars to help with the cost of the temple. "Head Architect Edward O. Anderson next explained that the temple was seven years in the making—three and a half to design and three and a half to build. “Never have I enjoyed anything so much,” he affirmed." Check out the ebook I used for research: Beacon on a Hill, the Los Angeles Temple https://rsc.byu.edu/book/beacon-hill Announcement:  6 March 1937 Public Open House:  19 December 1955–18 February 1956 Dedication:  11–14 March 1956 by David O. McKay Architectural Features:  Single attached end spire with a unique angel Moroni statue Ordinance Rooms:  Four instruction rooms (four-stage progressive), ten sealing rooms, and one baptistry Total Floor Area:  190,614 square feet  |  17,709 square meters Height:  257 feet  |  78.3 meters

    47 min

  4. 24 MAR · CONTENIDO EXTRA

    Bonus Episode: Temple Predictions!

    This is a special pre-General Conference episode of the Every Temple Podcast where we talk to our new friend Olivia about her educated guesses for where new temples may be announced. If you have any guesses please add them in the comments on Spotify or on our Instagram and Facebook pages! We will meet up with Olivia after conference to review what she got right and what she thinks about the temples that are announced!

    24 min

  5. 12 MAR

    Bern Switzerland Temple

    The Bern Switzerland Temple begins a new era of temple building, and operation. This is the first temple in Europe, the eastern hemisphere and in a multi-lingual area. Brother Gordon B. Hinckley pioneered the use of films in temples at this time in order to accommodate all the different languages of the members in Europe. Initially the temple was built with just one big instruction room, and sessions began every 2 hours. In the 90's the room was divided into 4 smaller instruction rooms, now sessions could run every 30 minutes. Moroni wasn't added to the temple spire until 2005.

    31 min

  6. 5 MAR

    Idaho Falls Idaho Temple

    Built between 1937 and 1945, this temple is a special building for many Idaho Latter Day Saints. Because it is built on the banks of the Snake River it is called The Temple by the River, and is surrounded by some very scenic views. This temple has amazing murals - Janelle's favorite even. And the best looking oxen Toni has seen in a baptistry! please join us as we talk and learn about the Idaho Falls Idaho Temple! Announcement:  3 March 1937 Dedication:  23–25 September 1945 by George Albert Smith Rededication:  4 June 2017 by Henry B. Eyring Ordinance Rooms:  Four instruction rooms (four-stage progressive), seven sealing rooms, and one baptistry Total Floor Area:  Originally 48,500, now 85,624 square feet  |  7,955 square meters Height:  156 feet  |  47.5 meters

    40 min

  7. 26 FEB

    Mesa Arizona Temple

    This week we have another amazing guest! My friend Laurie Jayne loves the Mesa Arizona Temple and shares some great stories and history with us! The first donation toward a Latter-day Saint temple in Arizona came almost 33 years before its announcement. On Jan. 24, 1887, Helena Roseberry — a widow from Pima, Arizona — gave $5 to Elder Moses Thatcher of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles for a house of the Lord in her home state. That money was held dear in Salt Lake City until a temple was announced for Arizona on Oct. 3, 1919.

    48 min

  8. 19 FEB

    Cardston Alberta Temple

    This is our eighth episode of our first season, so today we are talking about the impressive Cardston Alberta Temple! And I’m so glad I picked Janelle to be my cohost because she has some history with this temple!  Listen until the end to hear the craziest baptism story I've heard! The Deseret Evening News reported that the inside design “would be similar to other temples in the Church, but outside it is totally unlike any of them.” The architects' goal was “to conform to the peculiar requirements of such a building rather than to imitate any [architectural] style.” Architects Harold Burton and Hyrum Pope drew their inspiration from famed American architect Frank Lloyd Wright, whose designs “were bold in form, original in their geometric decorative details, and carefully blended with their natural surroundings.”1 They were particularly influenced by Wright’s Unity Church in Oak Park, Illinois.  "each of the ordinance rooms ... is decorated with different inlaid and panelled hardwoods, which include oak, birdseye maple, South American walnut, African mahogany, rosewood and ebony. There is a hierarchal order in the use of the woods, so that the decoration begins in the lower rooms with small panels of simply grained, light-coloured woods and culminates in the Celestial room with large and elaborate panels of the richest woods." Announcement:  27 June 1913 Public Open House:  Tours offered during the final years of construction (1920–1923) Dedication:  26–29 August 1923 by Heber J. Grant Rededication:  2 July 1962 by Hugh B. Brown (addition only) Re-re-dedication:  22–24 June 1991 by Gordon B. Hinckley Ordinance Rooms:  Four instruction rooms (four-stage progressive), five sealing rooms, and one baptistry Total Floor Area:  88,562 square feet  |  8,228 square meters Height:  85 feet  |  25.9 meters

    46 min
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