At the rear of the Lethbridge Alberta Temple, the walls for the basement and baptismal font have been installed, while backfilling has begun of the stem walls at the front of the building and the utility trenches. Reinforcing steel is staged next to the temple in preparation for building the structural walls. Foundations are also in place for the supporting buildings being constructed at the northwest corner of the property.

With the exterior stone cladding completed for the Fort Worth Texas Temple, all the scaffolding has been removed, providing an unobstructed view of the handsome building. Coping stones have been installed on top of the monument sign, and rebar has been placed ahead of a concrete pour for the entrance plaza. Picket panels for the ornamental fence are being inserted between the posts that surround the front lawn.

The stone monument sign for the Managua Nicaragua Temple has been completed, with the painting of its inscription. This beautiful house of the Lord sits prominently on a hilltop next to the Carretera a Masaya, a six-lane arterial highway that runs from downtown Managua to the city of Masaya. Inside the temple, marble flooring and chandeliers have been installed, while the grounds and patron housing facility near completion.

Crews have begun to fasten decking to the roof frame of the Cagayan de Oro Philippines Temple, while installation of the exterior wall layers progresses. The temple stands on the island of Mindanao, which was rocked by a 7.4-magnitude earthquake today. Thousands have been affected by recent quakes in the Philippines, and the Church has been coordinating with government and community partners to ensure the delivery of food, water, sanitation, and other urgent needs. Local leaders have expressed gratitude for the generosity and resilience of members who have chosen to serve their neighbors, even in the midst of personal loss.