Inside the Salt Lake Temple, several endowment rooms near completion, and carpet has been installed in the celestial room and surrounding study areas. Beautiful chandeliers have also been hung in the east baptistry, while the historic oak doors have been reinstalled on the east side. The temple now rests on its base isolation system, after crews removed more than 1,500 bolts connecting the 392 plates to the 98 base isolators, located 20 feet beneath the temple. "This is a milestone moment for this whole project," said Brad Bohne, general superintendent with Jacobsen Construction. The temple is "free to move now during an earthquake, so a big deal for us," he added.

A precast concrete panel inscribed with the sacred words "Holiness to the Lord – The House of the Lord" (Exodus 28:36) has been installed over the front portico of the Lone Mountain Nevada Temple. The inscription was first carved into the Salt Lake Temple by John Rowe Moyle, a talented stonecutter and convert to the Church. The words can now be found on every operating temple of the Church. The covenants made in the temple help members in their pursuit of holiness.

At the Cape Town South Africa Temple site, the slab-on-grade foundation for the temple has been completed, and the reinforced concrete superstructure is beginning to rise. Formwork and scaffolding surround the emerging structure as crews continue casting walls, columns, and other structural elements. Construction has now been underway for just over eight months, with steady progress evident across the site.

The most prominent architectural feature of the Teton River Idaho Temple was added today as crews lifted the spire into place atop the central tower. The installation marks a major construction milestone, transforming the building's silhouette and making it instantly recognizable. With the spire now secured, work will continue on the exterior finishes as the temple steadily progresses toward its completed appearance.