latter-day saints regard with reverence such places as the garden tomb and the garden of gethsemane in jerusalem, due their connections with the life and ministry of jesus. additionally, the most holy place for members of the mainstream lds church are the numerous temples around the world, particularly the "celestial room" located inside each temple. the purpose of these ordinance rooms is to act as a symbolic representation of the presence of god himself. additionally, a room inside the salt lake temple, designated as the holy of holies, is considered highly sacred due its primary function as a private meditation room for the church's president.