Ogden Utah Temple A few of the stained glass windows on the south side of the ogden utah temple have been removed while crews carry out repairs to leaky seals, giving a glimpse of the beautifully appointed interior. temple operations will continue to be limited through october 31, though baptism appointments will be accepted. the temple was rededicated in 2014. Ogden utah temple. appointments prayer roll. address 350 22nd st. ogden ut 84401 1487. united states. telephone 1 801 621 6880. email log in to send email to temple. media gallery | download photo. services.
Ogden Utah Temple The ogden utah temple serves as a religious centerpiece to downtown ogden where it occupies an entire city block on washington boulevard (us highway 89). the historic ogden tabernacle, completed in 1956, shares the temple block and holds the distinction of being the last tabernacle built by the church. the temple grounds are beautified by large. The 112,232 square foot temple sits on 9.96 acres in the heart of downtown ogden and will serve some 250,000 latter day saints in northern utah and parts of wyoming. viva may wilcox, who served almost five years as matron of the ogden utah temple, recalled attending the original dedication of the temple in 1972. Ogden utah temple. the ogden utah temple (formerly the ogden temple) is the sixteenth constructed and fourteenth operating temple of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. located in ogden, utah, it was originally built with a modern, single spire design, similar to the provo utah temple. the temples in ogden and provo were designed. The ogden utah temple was rededicated on september 21, 2014. photo by scott g winterton, deseret news. • location: 350 22nd street, ogden, utah 84401. • original dedication: january 18, 1972 (then the church’s 14th operating temple and 5th in utah) • renovation announced: february 17, 2010. • closing for renovation: april 2, 2011.
Ogden Utah Temple Ogden utah temple. the ogden utah temple (formerly the ogden temple) is the sixteenth constructed and fourteenth operating temple of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints. located in ogden, utah, it was originally built with a modern, single spire design, similar to the provo utah temple. the temples in ogden and provo were designed. The ogden utah temple was rededicated on september 21, 2014. photo by scott g winterton, deseret news. • location: 350 22nd street, ogden, utah 84401. • original dedication: january 18, 1972 (then the church’s 14th operating temple and 5th in utah) • renovation announced: february 17, 2010. • closing for renovation: april 2, 2011. The ogden utah temple was dedicated from jan. 18 to jan. 20, 1972, by president joseph fielding smith, during six sessions. he was president of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints from early 1970 to mid 1972, and this was the first temple he dedicated. he presided at all six sessions and offered the dedicatory prayer in the first. Total floor area: 115,000 square feet. the ogden utah temple was the second built along the wasatch front. the ogden utah temple was the first temple dedicated in the state of utah; the four previous temples were dedicated in the utah territory more than 78 years earlier. the ogden utah temple was the first temple built with six ordinance rooms.
Ogden Utah Temple The ogden utah temple was dedicated from jan. 18 to jan. 20, 1972, by president joseph fielding smith, during six sessions. he was president of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints from early 1970 to mid 1972, and this was the first temple he dedicated. he presided at all six sessions and offered the dedicatory prayer in the first. Total floor area: 115,000 square feet. the ogden utah temple was the second built along the wasatch front. the ogden utah temple was the first temple dedicated in the state of utah; the four previous temples were dedicated in the utah territory more than 78 years earlier. the ogden utah temple was the first temple built with six ordinance rooms.
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