Visitors to the Tulsa Oklahoma Temple construction site are invited to explore the recently opened Welcome Center and meet the construction service missionaries. Throughout the construction process, these missionaries will document the temple’s construction and history, represent the interests of the Church, help maintain the construction site, and minister to construction crews through activities such as weekly devotionals. In addition to these responsibilities, the missionaries look forward to welcoming visitors and sharing in the excitement of the temple's progress.

Located in the Harsánylejtő neighborhood of Budapest, the approximately 18,000-square-foot (1,672-square-meter) Budapest Hungary Temple is taking shape on a scenic hillside site, alongside an arrival center and patron housing. The temple's reinforced concrete structural walls are in place, defining the building's single-story layout and prominent entrance portico. Above the roofline, scaffolding surrounds the rising steeple as work progresses on its exterior finishes.

About a quarter mile west of the Tarawa Kiribati Temple site, construction is progressing on ancillary facilities that include patron housing and a meetinghouse. The housing facility's structural framing is in place, including the roof trusses. Openings in the exterior framing have been boarded over, enclosing the structure as work moves forward on the interior. The meetinghouse is being built with reinforced masonry.

At the Coeur d'Alene Idaho Temple site, foundation work is advancing as crews excavate the building footprint and begin forming the concrete foundation. Excavated areas are being prepared for the footings and foundation walls that will support the temple's single-story structure. Underground utility installations are progressing alongside this work, with water and drainage systems being established.