Temples of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Elder Kelly R. Johnson, First Counselor in the Asia Area Presidency, will preside at groundbreaking services for the Singapore Temple on Saturday, June 28, 2025. The temple will be built on a one-acre site located at a bend in the West Coast Highway at 233 Pasir Panjang Road. The building that formerly occupied the site has been demolished. More than 3,200 Latter-day Saints call Singapore home.

Demolition of the residence at the Singapore Temple site has begun. When the property was originally acquired by the Church, the house was repurposed and used as a ward meetinghouse until the congregation was relocated about a year ago in preparation for the temple construction. Heavy equipment is on site, and covered scaffolding has been erected. No date has been announced yet for the groundbreaking ceremony.

Preparations continue for construction of the Singapore Temple. Takenaka Corporation has been selected as the general contractor, which is the same company that constructed the Sapporo Japan Temple and renovated the Tokyo Japan Temple. Takenaka has also carried out significant projects at National Gallery Singapore and Singapore's Changi Airport. The existing building at the temple site was used as a meetinghouse for the Jurong Ward until late last year when the ward was relocated to the stake center. The property has now been turned over to Special Projects, but no groundbreaking date has been announced yet.

The official rendering for the Singapore Temple has been published. The temple will be constructed on a one-acre site located at a bend in the West Coast Highway at 233 Pasir Panjang Road. The existing building, which currently functions as a meetinghouse, will be demolished. No groundbreaking date has been announced.

The location of the Singapore Temple has been officially announced as a one-acre site located at a bend in the West Coast Highway at 233 Pasir Panjang Road, near the Singapore Strait. The existing building on site currently functions as a meetinghouse for the Jurong Ward. Plans call for the building to be demolished and replaced with a two-story temple of approximately 18,000 square feet. A replacement meetinghouse with an arrival center will also be constructed.