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Temple dedications and construction updates announced for Tennessee and Utah

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Temple dedications and construction updates announced for Tennessee and Utah
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New temple dedications and construction phases were announced for several locations. Additionally, reports highlighted service projects in Dubai and leadership roles in Washington.

Key takeaways

  • The Knoxville Tennessee Temple and Smithfield Utah Temple will be dedicated in March and April.
  • Construction for temples in Cincinnati, Ohio, and La Paz, Bolivia, begins this November.
  • Three cousins are serving as bishops in the Othello Washington Stake.
  • Latter-day Saints and Sikhs in Dubai have maintained an annual service project for 11 years.

Temple dedications for the Knoxville Tennessee Temple and Smithfield Utah Temple were announced for next March and April, according to a September 14 report. The Cincinnati Ohio Temple and La Paz Bolivia Temple are scheduled to enter the construction phase this November.

In Othello, Washington, three first cousins are serving as bishops in neighboring wards within the Othello Washington Stake. The cousins are working to continue their ancestors' legacy of hard work and testimony.

In Dubai, Latter-day Saints and Sikhs have participated in an annual service project for 11 years. This tradition was established to honor the friendship between the groups following the death of a stake president of the Church.

The BYU Women's Conference is scheduled for April 28-30, 2027, and will feature inspirational keynotes, service projects, and sessions for different types of learners.

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