Altered estimates for temple-related events that are anticipated
to take place during 2018-2020
2018:
January: Raleigh North Carolina Temple Renovation Closure
(already announced; confirmation of exact date pending)
February: Baton Rouge Louisiana Temple Renovation Closure
(already announced; confirmation of exact date pending)
February 19: Oakland California Temple Renovation Closure
(already confirmed)
March 4: Washington DC Temple Renovation Closure (already
confirmed)
May: Mesa Arizona Temple Renovation Closure (already
announced; confirmation of exact date pending)
May 20: Jordan River Utah Temple Rededication (already
announced)
June 3 or 10: Concepcion Chile Temple Dedication (160th
operating temple)
August 12 or 19: Frankfurt Germany Temple Rededication
September 23 or 30: Kinshasa DR Congo Temple Dedication
(161st operating temple)
November 11 or 18: Barranquilla Colombia Temple Dedication
(162nd operating temple)
2019:
March 3 or 10: Rome Italy Temple Dedication (163rd
operated temple)
March 17 or 24: Memphis Tennessee Temple Rededication
April 14 or 21: Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple
Rededication
April 28 or May 5: Durban South Africa Temple Dedication
(164th operating temple)
May 19 or 26: Asuncion Paraguay Temple Rededication
June 9 or 16: Port-au-Prince Haiti Temple Dedication (165th
operating temple)
August 4 or 11: Fortaleza Brazil Temple Dedication (166th
operating temple)
August 18 or 25: Raleigh North Carolina Temple
Rededication
September 8 or 15: Rio de Janeiro Temple Dedication (167th
operating temple)
September 22 or 29: Baton Rouge Louisiana Temple
Rededication
October 20 or 27: Lisbon Portugal Temple Dedication (168th
operating temple)
November 10 or 17: Arequipa Peru Temple Dedication (169th
operating temple)
December 8 or 15: Oakland California Rededication
2020:
February 23 or March 1: Winnipeg Manitoba Temple
Dedication (170th operating temple)
May 10 or 17: Tokyo Japan Temple Rededication
September 13 or 20: Mesa Arizona Temple Rededication
November 8 or 15: Washington DC Temple Rededication
NOTE: Hopefully during 2018 and 2019, several temple
groundbreakings will also occur, which will result in additional temple
dedications in the years following. I am keeping my eye out for any news and
will pass that along as I hear of it.
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