Folha de Londrina, a major news outlet in the Brazilian state of Paraná, recently interviewed the president of the Londrina Brazil Stake for a news story on the Londrina Brazil Temple. The article explains that the temple is designed to foster a connection with God. Church members come in small groups to participate in sacred ceremonies. The temple grounds are being planted with trees to blend beautifully with the local surroundings including royal palms, trumpet trees, and Brazilian pines.

The ancillary buildings for the Lubumbashi Democratic Republic of the Congo Temple can be seen rising above the blue construction fence along the street side of the property. The buildings will provide services for both temple patrons and Church members including an arrival center, patron housing, dining facilities, laundry services, youth center, distribution center, family history center, grounds maintenance facilities, administrative offices, and housing for the temple presidency and temple missionaries.

Preliminary earthwork activity can be seen at the West Jordan Utah Temple site, located on the western edge of the city. The temple was announced almost 20 months ago at the April 2024 general conference, and the location was revealed two weeks later. An exterior rendering was published in April 2025. Once construction of the temple is ready to begin, a groundbreaking date will be announced.

On the grounds of the Querétaro Mexico Temple, the installation of a black permanent fence is underway, and the concrete structural walls for a guardhouse are in place. White cladding panels have been attached to the majority of the temple exterior with the exception of the front facade and steeple. The parapet features beautiful balustrades, and the pilasters are being topped with decorative pilaster caps.