cultural celebration and dedication of the Vancouver British Columbia
Temple.
The public open house for the temple will be held Friday, April 9, through Saturday, April 24, 2010 (except Sundays).
The youth cultural celebration will be held Saturday, May 1.
The temple will be dedicated Sunday, May 2, in three sessions (9 a.m.,
noon, and 3 p.m.). The three dedicatory sessions will be broadcast to
all of the church units in the temple district.
The Vancouver British Columbia Temple will open for ordinances Monday, May 3.
The First Presidency announced, in a letter to Mormon priesthood leaders on
May 25, 2006, that a temple would be built in Vancouver. The letter
from the First Presidency stated that "this will be a blessing to the
many faithful Saints in this and surrounding areas who have had to
travel long distances to enjoy the blessings of the temple. ... We
commend the Saints for their devotion and faithfulness and are thankful
for the blessings that will come to them through the construction of
this new temple."
Elder Ronald A. Rasband of the Presidency of the Seventy broke ground for the new temple on Aug. 4, 2007.
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