The beautiful Ribeirão Preto Brazil Temple continues to rise in the state of São Paulo where there are two dedicated temples and two more announced. The São Paulo Brazil Temple, dedicated in 1978, was the first temple constructed in the continent of South America. The state's second temple, the Campinas Brazil Temple, was dedicated in 2002. The Ribeirão Preto Brazil Temple will become the third in the state, and plans have been announced for a second temple in city of São Paulo and for the port city of Santos.

Structural framing has been completed for the mechanical level at the top of the Lethbridge Alberta Temple, where major equipment has been lifted into place. With the concrete structural walls and primary framing completed, work is transitioning into the next phase of light-gauge steel framing. Framers will further define the building’s profile and prepare it for the exterior sheathing and stone cladding that will follow.

Recent aerial photographs of the Fort Worth Texas Temple showcase the refined beauty of this house of the Lord with its light-colored stone façade, classical architectural detailing, and elegant gold accents. Thoughtfully designed landscaping surrounds the temple, enhancing its setting and creating an inviting atmosphere for reflection and contemplation. The temple moves closer to completion, but no dates have been announced for the open house and dedication.

Construction is advancing on the renovation of the Kona Hawaii Temple, where stone panels are being carefully installed across the exterior walls, gradually revealing the building’s renewed appearance. The project is progressing through an important phase of reconstruction, with coordinated efforts underway on both the interior and exterior. These visible developments highlight the momentum of the work as the temple moves closer to its eventual reopening.