Temples
This early temple was the one built in this dispensation, where the keys of the priesthood were restored to Joseph Smith and Oliver Cowdery.
What is the Kirkland Temple?
This brave prophet preached from atop a city wall while arrows and stones miraculously missed him.
Who is Samuel the Lamantite?
In this Book of Mormon story a righteous man named Abinadi is sentenced to death by fire after refusing to take back his warnings to this wicked king and his priests.
Who is King Noah?
Before serving as an apostle this person had a major career in law, serving as a Utah State Supreme Court Justice and President of Brigham Young University
Who is President Dallin H. Oaks
Located in Palmyra, NY, this area is where 14-year old Joseph Smith saw God the Father and His son, Jesus Christ.
What is the Sacred Grove?
This is the age when worthy youth can first a temple recommended to perform proxy babtisms.
What is 11 years old?
Who are the Stripling Warriors (or sons of Helaman)?
In the Old Testament, this young shepherded boy refused King Saul's heavy armor and instead defeated a giant philistine warrior using only a sling and five smooth stones.
Who is David?
The 17th President of the Church, known for his incredible energy, invited the world to "Think Celestial" and led the church through a massive, historic boom in temple building.
Who is Russell M. Nelson?
This city in Illinois served as the main headquarters for the early Saints, where they built a beautiful city out of a swamp before being forced to flee west.
What is Nauvoo?
This law of health, found in Doctrine and Covenants 89, is one of the standard worthiness questions asked during a temple recommend interview.
What is the Word of Wisdom?
Alongside Elijah and Elias, this Old Testament prophet appeared in the Kirkland Temple to commit the keys of the gathering of Israel from the four parts of the earth.
Who is Moses?
In the Book of Mormon, this person fell to the earth for three days and three nights after being rebuked by an angel, later waking up completely changed and converted.
Who is Alma the Younger?
Born in Czechoslovakia and raised in Germany, this beloved Apostle and aviation enthusiast frequently uses his stories about airplanes/flying in his General Conference talks.
Who is Dieter F. Uchtdorf?
Joseph Smith spent a long, freezing winter imprisoned in this Missouri location, where he received the comforting revelations found in D&C 121, 122, & 123.
What is Liberty Jail?
This is the oldest operating temple in the Church today, dedicated in 1877.
What is the St. George Utah Temple?
These three ancient Apostles appeared on the banks of the Susquehanna River to retore the Melchizedek priesthood.
Who are Peter, James, and John?
In the Book of Mormon, this anti-Christ demanded a sign from Alma, was struck dumb as a result, and eventually ended up begging for food before being trodden down
Who is Korihor?
He is the newest member of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles, called in early 2026, and previously served as the Commissioner of the Church Educational System.
Who is Clark G. Gilbert?
This Illinois location is the tragic site where Joseph Smith and his brother Hyrum were martyred by a mob on June 27, 1844.
What is Carthage Jail?
Built in 1919, this temple was the first temple constructed outside of the United States.
What is the Cardston Alberta Temple?
In D&C 138, this New Testament apostle , who fmaously denied Christ three times but later became the chief Apostle, is named as one of the key leaders preaching the gospel to the dead
Who is Peter?
When Jesus miraculously fed a crowd of 5,000 people, the meal orignally started with just two fish and this specific number of loaves of barely bread.
What is 5?
This Apostle serves as the Second Counselor in the First Presidency and is famously remembered by youth for his powerful message on "The Divine Gift of Repentance."
Who is D. Todd Christofferson?
Located in Pennslyvania near the Susquehanna River, this was home of Emma Smith's parents, where much of the Book of Mormon was translated and the priesthood was restored.
What is Harmony?