Bountiful Utah Mormon Temple To members of the Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-day Saints, commonly known as the Mormons, the
temple is the “House of the Lord.” It is a sacred building, and
after its dedication only faithful members of the Church may
enter. Mormon Temples are places of worship where the Lord may
visit; a place of refuge, of peace and the opportunity to
partake of the blessings that only the Temple can offer. The
principle purpose of Temples is to provide ordinances necessary
for exaltation into the celestial kingdom. For the most part,
Temple work is concerned with the family. We are all members of
God’s eternal family, and each of us are members of an earthly
family. The sanctity and eternal nature of the marriage covenant
and family relationships are necessary requirements to enter the
kingdom of God. The ordinances and ceremonies of the temple are
simple, beautiful and sacred. Preparation for the ordinances in
the Mormon Temple include: faith, repentance, baptism,
confirmation, worthiness