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Preparing
for private rededication:
80. Memphis Tennessee Temple: Preparing for private
rededication, which is scheduled to occur on Sunday May 5, 2019.
Open house tours underway:
95. Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple: Open
house tours underway (through Wednesday May 1); private rededication
scheduled to occur on Sunday May 19,
2019.
Undergoing
Renovation (rededication scheduled):
13. Oakland California Temple: Open house reservations
available through Saturday June 1, 2019; rededication scheduled to occur on Sunday June 16, 2019.
41. Frankfurt Germany Temple: Trees and shrubs being planted; lamp-posts
being installed; new staircase being cured; rededication scheduled to occur on Sunday October 20, 2019.
Undergoing Renovation (rededication anticipated within the next several
years):
68. Raleigh North Carolina Temple: Installing hard landscaping
elements including planter boxes and walkways; planting
trees; completion estimated sometime during mid-to-late 2019.
94. Baton Rouge Louisiana Temple: Cladding
of exterior walls completed; stained glass window installation underway; rededication
estimated sometime during mid-to-late 2019.
112. Asuncion Paraguay Temple: Interior and exterior work
underway; rededication estimated sometime during late 2019-early 2020.
18. Tokyo Japan Temple: Angel Moroni statue installed atop
spire on April 17, 2019; rededication estimated sometime during early-to-mid
2020.
16. Washington D. C. Temple: Exterior wall grout and
stained-glass window repair continues; working on elevators; rededication may
take place sometime during mid-to-late
2020.
8. Mesa Arizona Temple: Forms set for north reflecting pool;
landscaping structures being installed; tree planting progressing; rededication
may take place sometime during mid-to-late
2020.
11. Hamilton New Zealand Temple: Scaffolding erected for exterior refurbishment;
rededication may take place sometime during early-to-mid
2021.
Renovation scheduled:
48. Hong Kong
China Temple: Scheduled to close for renovation on Monday July 8, 2019; rededication estimated in mid-to-late 2022.
1. St. George
Utah Temple: Scheduled to close for renovation on Monday November 4, 2019; completion estimated in mid-to-late 2022.
4. Salt Lake
Temple: Renovation plans announced on April 19, 2019; scheduled to close for
renovation on Sunday December 29, 2019; rededication
estimated in early-to-mid 2024.
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