While nothing else has changed in terms of temple construction progress since I last posted my report, for what it's worth, I have had a reason to
make a minor update to that report today due to progress that has been made on the Concepcion Chile Temple. My last report showed that exterior cladding was going up on the north wall and that the interior walls were being framed. The update today shows that the afore-mentioned cladding is progressing, that palmtrees are being planted on the west side, that the monument sign is being poured, and that a waterproofing membrane is being attached to the east wall.
As nothing else has changed, I won't post an updated copy of my report today. But I did want to note that change, for what it's worth. Thanks to all of you for your continued readership and support. I appreciate knowing that my lifelong love of temples and everything related thereunto is so widely shared by so many. And I hope that, even if it is in the smallest way possible, my reports on these developments are proving helpful, informative, and even inspirational.
I have not forgotten my previously made promises which I have yet to keep regarding posting an update of the timetable within which I believe we will see future temple-related events announced and scheduled, as well as posting a delayed report on the Church's seminar for New Mission Presidents (which was held as 2017 commenced), and to post the latest apostolic statistics. I will do my best to get all three posts done this weekend. Thanks for your patience.
I appreciate your readership and any and all feedback I receive. Without those insights and discussions, I would not be able to do anything that I have done to any degree of success whatsoever. Thanks again.
Friday, March 17, 2017
Construction Progress on the Concepcion Chile Temple
I have had a lifelong love for Church history, which has extended to ongoing reports of the ministry of our apostles and prophets, General Conference, and all temple developments. This blog enables me to share that love with all who read my thoughts on these developments, which are sometimes reported multiple times per day as needed.
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Happydane be nice. Of you don't care than why post or read this. I read these posts regularly.
ReplyDeleteI'm excited about conference and the high potential of new temples being announced. In guesses 4-5 new temples. 1 or 2 in Africa, 1-2 in the US and 1 in Central America, likely Nicuragua.
I have many more on my personal potential temple list.
Hey, Kenny! Thanks for your defense of me. If Dane's comments continue in the vein they have been, I am going to request to have him blocked. I am gratified that you have become a regular reader on my blog. That means a lot to me. I can never tell who is reading my posts and who isn't. Thanks for regularly contributing. I am hoping for a minimum of 3 temples, more if possible. I think the US is due for at least 2, that we will see Nicaragua, and 1 in Utah (which I am counting and considering as being apart from the rest of the US), and perhaps the one in Papua New Guinea which I have previously mentioned. Africa and South American might be due another one or two asl well. I will not be surprised or disappointed by however many temples (if any) the Lord inspires the prophet to announce this time around. And you can count on my reporting on those things ASAP. As for Dane's accusations, the reasons I lost my job were a team leader who failed to relay my need to be absent to management, and the fact that their attendance policies left no wiggle room when I got really sick as a result of an illness from which I am still recovering. And that is why I don't have work currently. I don't have the strength to go out and earn a living right now. My doctors have felt that I need to get my health back where it should be before working. So, in reality, I don't care what Dane says or thinks. I am following doctor's orders and will resume looking for work when I can, probably for a position which I can do from home. I have one or two leads in that regard already. But the most important thing for me right now is to give my system a proper chance to heal. Doctor's orders, so I will live with my condition, such as it is, and do what I can. And I will make sure that Dane is no longer allowed to troll my blog or post comments attacking me if they continue. Thanks for your defense, Kenny! Hope you are well. I also hope my posts are valuable to you individually in some way. I appreciate you!
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