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There has been a recent announcement that a future Gilbert Temple will be built in Arizona. There are already two Temples in Arizona. This Thread may be used to Discuss it.

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CHURCH ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR TWO NEW TEMPLES IN ARIZONA
See https://mormontimes.com/WC_headquarters.php?id=981

Plans to build two new temples in Arizona, one in the Gila Valley and the other in Gilbert, were announced by President Thomas S. Monson. This will bring the total number of temples to 134 already in operation or in the planning and construction phases.

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Neighborhood Protests Mormon Temple Height

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has plans to build a temple on a dirt lot flanked by homes. Neighbors said the temple would be 56,000 square-feet and 30 feet tall. They wish the church would downsize the height and width of the temple. Ref. Source 2

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LDS Church to open largest temple in 17 years; public invited

The public is invited to tour its new Gilbert Arizona Temple between Jan. 18 and Feb. 15, 2014. Ref. Source 2

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Gilbert Mormon temple: ABC15

GILBERT, AZ - ABC15 will broadcast a rare in-depth look at the new Gilbert Mormon temple during a 30-minute special airing at 6:30 p.m. On Friday, Jan. 17. Ref. Source 8

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Arizona Governor Brewer Visits Gilbert Temple


Salt Lake City | Friday, 17 January 2014 00:00:00 -0700 | Arizona Governor Jan Brewer toured the new Gilbert Arizona Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints with legislators, local government and religious leaders, and educators. She visited the temple during an open house and luncheon with Elder William R. Walker of the Seventy.
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President Monson and President Eyring dedicate Arizona's fourth LDS temple

GILBERT, Ariz. - The Gilbert Arizona Temple was dedicated Sunday, March 2, to be a sanctuary of serenity, a refuge from the storms of life and the noise of the world and as a house of quiet contemplation concerning the eternal nature of life and the Lord's divine plan for his children Ref. Source 7