Set against a lush hillside, the Tacloban City Philippines Temple is rising above its construction site as steel beams and columns frame the second story of the building. Extensive scaffolding surrounds portions of the building as crews prepare to install the exterior finishes. A tower crane stands overhead, assisting the ongoing development of the temple's framework. The temple is the first to be constructed on the island of Leyte.

Rising prominently above the surrounding construction site, the Lagos Nigeria Temple's reinforced concrete structural frame is now in place. A tower crane was used to lift and position materials throughout this phase of construction. Nearby, work is also underway on the temple's ancillary facilities, with foundations and structural elements beginning to take shape as development of the larger temple complex progresses.

The installation of two monument signs marks another milestone in the finishing touches at the Anchorage Alaska Temple. One sign has been placed at the entrance to the property, welcoming visitors to the temple grounds, while the second stands in front of the temple entrance. The freshly paved parking lot has been striped, adding finishing details to the site as landscaping and improvements near completion. A public open house is scheduled for May 13–29, 2027.

Visitors to the Tulsa Oklahoma Temple construction site are invited to explore the recently opened Welcome Center and meet the construction service missionaries. Throughout the construction process, these missionaries will document the temple’s construction and history, represent the interests of the Church, help maintain the construction site, and minister to construction crews through activities such as weekly devotionals. In addition to these responsibilities, the missionaries look forward to welcoming visitors and sharing in the excitement of the temple's progress.