Stokes Sounds Off: BREAKING TEMPLE NEWS: Rendering Released for Farmington New Mexico Temple

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Monday, October 18, 2021

BREAKING TEMPLE NEWS: Rendering Released for Farmington New Mexico Temple

Hello aagain, everyone! As some of you might recall, the site location for the Farmington New MexicoTemple on June 23, Although the exterior renderings have since been releaased for Grand Junction Colorado and Burley Idaho, Farmington has not yet had a rendering released up to this point. The wait on that temple's rendering  is now over, in view of this mroning's announcement relative to that announcement. 

Although this temple is roughly the same sizes as the Grand Junction Colorado Temple, the design reminds me very much of a scaled-up version of the renderungs for Elko Nevada, Casper Wyoming, and Helena Montana, which suggests to me that the modular design of smaller temples of a similar size could als use the modular design.

I am grateful to have heard this news and been able to pass that along to you all here. I continue to monitor temple milestonesi and other reported developments, and will be sure to pass that information along to you all as I become aware thereof.

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  1. James G. StokesOctober 19, 2021 at 5:08 PM

    Hello again, everyone! When I originally published this update, it had been under today's date, just prior to the report on temple reopening. But a closer review of the announcement in question actually shows that the temple rendering was released yesterday:

    https://newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org/article/rendering-released-for-a-temple-in-the-western-us

    As a result of that clarification, I have antedated this post to yesterday, when the news release was originally published. This did not affect the order of the posts, but I wanted to note that in any case.

    Additionally, the Church News has shared coverage of that development, but with my discovery that the announcement was actually made yesterday, both the Church News and the Church Temples site page still list today as the date of the release of this exterior rendering:

    https://www.thechurchnews.com/temples/2021-10-19/farmington-new-mexico-temple-rendering-229949

    https://churchofjesuschristtemples.org/farmington-new-mexico-temple/

    My thanks once again to you all.

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