A recent photograph of the Anchorage Alaska Temple captures the new structure from the vantage point of the original building, which remains in operation, allowing temple work to continue uninterrupted. The tower is currently enclosed in protective tenting as the final stages of exterior cladding are completed, while interior finish work progresses steadily inside. Following the dedication of the new temple, the original building will be removed to make way for the construction of a new meetinghouse on the property.

Exterior work on the Knoxville Tennessee Temple is nearing completion as construction enters its final stages. At the front of the property, the monument sign has been installed, serving as a prominent and welcoming feature that complements the temple’s exterior and enhances the surrounding landscape. These visible milestones reflect the steady progress being made as the project moves closer to completion.

Construction is advancing on the Wellington New Zealand Temple, where early site development has transitioned into foundation work. Crews have been actively engaged in drilling and excavation as they focus on establishing a strong structural base to support the two-story temple of approximately 1,385 square meters (14,900 square feet). Once completed, it will be the third house of the Lord in New Zealand.

For nearly two decades, the Orlando Florida Temple stood as the only Latter-day Saint temple in the Sunshine State. In 2014, a second temple was dedicated in Fort Lauderdale. A decade later, the Orlando temple closed for major renovation just months before a third temple was dedicated in the state capital of Tallahassee. Today, two additional temples are under construction in Tampa and Jacksonville, while many months of renovation work still lie ahead for the Orlando Temple.