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Comparación de templos de la Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Últimos Días

A continuación se muestra una lista cronológica de los templos de la Iglesia de Jesucristo de los Santos de los Últimos Días (Iglesia SUD) con columnas ordenables. En la Iglesia SUD, un templo es un edificio dedicado a ser una Casa del Señor y considerado por los miembros de la iglesia como las estructuras más sagradas de la tierra. Una vez completados, los templos suelen estar abiertos al público durante un breve período de tiempo (una "casa abierta"), y luego cada uno se dedica como una "Casa del Señor", después de lo cual solo se permite la entrada a los miembros con una recomendación para el templo vigente . Por lo tanto, no son iglesias ni centros de reuniones, sino lugares de adoración especializados. La Iglesia SUD tiene 367 templos en varias fases, que incluyen 197 templos dedicados (190 en funcionamiento y 7 previamente dedicados, pero cerrados por renovación [1] ), 5 programados para la dedicación , 49 en construcción , 1 programado para la inauguración [2] , y otros 115 anunciados (aún no en construcción). [3] En los templos, los miembros de la Iglesia SUD hacen convenios , reciben instrucciones y llevan a cabo rituales y ordenanzas . Además, los miembros consideran el templo como un lugar para comunicarse con Dios , buscar Su ayuda, comprender Su voluntad y recibir revelación personal .

Las columnas clasificables que se utilizan en esta lista permiten comparar fácilmente los diferentes datos y características de cada templo. Para ver una lista que incluye imágenes, consulte esta lista de templos . También hay una lista por región geográfica con mapas.

Lista de templos

Nota: La numeración de los templos anunciados o en construcción es tentativa en espera de la dedicación del templo.

Ubicación y estadísticas

La siguiente tabla es una tabla comparativa que enumera la ubicación y las estadísticas de cada templo.

Hitos y diseño

La siguiente tabla es una tabla comparativa que enumera los hitos más importantes de cada templo y sus características de diseño. También se incluye la persona que ofició en cada hito y diseño.

Rededications

The following table lists temples that have been rededicated after their original dedication. The corresponding open house as well as the person officiating in each dedication is also listed.

See also

Footnotes

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  3. ^ (Additionally, the church has 1 historic site temple). "Sacred Sites and Historic Documents Transfer to Church of Jesus Christ". newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org. 5 March 2024. Retrieved 6 July 2024.
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  5. ^ While the exact acreage of this site is currently unknown, the announcement states that the site is more than 9 acres in size.
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  10. ^ a b one of three temples in a pilot program for very small temples.
  11. ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z aa ab ac ad ae af ag ah Several dozen temples, built from identical plans.
  12. ^ 2-story, 2-tone design variant, nearly identical to the Snowflake Arizona Temple
  13. ^ 2-story, 2-tone design variant, nearly identical to the Fukuoka Japan Temple
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