The temple construction missionaries at the Winchester Virginia Temple are seeking the help of service-oriented souls who would like to provide treats for the hard-working crews on site. The plan is to pass out a goodie each week on Wednesday—be it a chocolate chip cookie, a savory snack, a healthy fruit cup, or some other tasty treat. If you would like to express your appreciation for the workers' efforts, please contact the missionaries by email at jean.howe@missionary.org.

With the building of the Port Moresby Papua New Guinea Temple nearing completion, the temple construction missionaries have concluded their service with an abundance of gratitude from the hard-working crews and local Church members. Construction of the temple, meetinghouse, and ancillary building has been underway for 32 months. The complex is located on a hill overlooking the beautiful blue waters of the Coral Sea.

As the first temple constructed in the Sunflower State, the design of the Wichita Kansas Temple honors the agricultural roots of the region with representations of sunflowers and wheat stalks found in the art glass, window headers, and throughout the interior. The exterior of the building has been completed, and work is well advanced on the interior and on the grounds. Construction has been underway for over 15 months.

Earthworks are advancing at the Lehi Utah Temple site where utility lines have been connected, topsoil has been removed, shotcrete shoring has been applied for a future retaining structure, soil has been rough graded, and early excavations for the foundations of the temple and meetinghouse have been carried out. These preliminary construction activities are being executed ahead of the groundbreaking ceremony, which has not yet been announced.