The invitation
Three simple parts, meant to fit real life. Take up as much or as little as your circumstances allow — the invitation is the same for everyone.
One
Once a month the ward gathers at the temple at the same hour, so that no one has to go alone. Come for an ordinance, come to sit in the chapel, or come to walk the grounds with your family. Arriving together is the point.
See the upcoming dates →Two
Some months a temple visit simply is not possible. So each month has a small, temple-centered thing to do at home instead — a prayer, a name on the prayer roll, a story recorded, a picture placed where the children can see it. The temple stays close even when the building is far away.
Three
Four times this year the ward will hold a class on temple worship, symbolism, and covenants. It is open to everyone — including members who have never been inside a temple, and members who have not attended in years. Bring your questions; there is no prerequisite but interest.
From the Ward Council
“We prayed about what our ward needs most this year, and the answer we felt was the temple. We testify that as members turn toward the house of the Lord — in study, in prayer, in family history, in attendance where possible — hearts will be softened and homes will be steadied. This invitation excludes no one.”
Paraphrased from the Ward Council’s testimony.
You belong here. Study alongside us, join a class, take up a monthly activity, and if and when you would like to talk about a recommend, the bishop would be glad to sit down with you. There is no timeline and no pressure — only a welcome.
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