Latter-day Saints Share Their Temples on Twitter
From the culture desk /
Social media can be a place where people share the latest outrage of the day, but a lot of Saints know there's a better use of social media to share goodness. On Twitter a community of Saints are helping sweep the earth with the temples they personally feel connection to.
The temples of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints are amazing places where we can feel closer to God and connect to our families, past and present. We're not sure what sparked the trend. Maybe the posts were a reaction to the 15 new temples announced by President Nelson in conference last weekend, or maybe it's a reaction to President Nelson calling on members to remove contention. Either way, these tweets are a great reminder that each of us can have a deeply personal relationship with the places where we made covenants with the Lord, in the House of the Lord.
Enjoy this collection of some of the simple, inspiring connections of Church members who have a special bond with the temples that mean the most to them. The simple tweet format is a pure testimony of the light of Christ these buildings bring into the world.
The temple where I first did baptisms for the dead and I took out my endowment.
— Nomadic mama🌲🪔🇮🇱 (@SaintNomadic) April 6, 2023
The temple I prayed about my sweet husband and was sealed in.
The temple son and daughter in law were married in.
A temple we prayed intently for https://t.co/b2Uz5Hg8ic pic.twitter.com/khFAhLtAXI
The temple where I first did baptisms for the dead
— Brett Jensen ☂ (@wardpreacher) April 6, 2023
The temple where I got my endowment
The temple where I got married
My current temple https://t.co/GYdsNYfugo pic.twitter.com/tcZep23cEM
-The temple where I was sealed to my family
— Valentine (@limedoorstudio) April 6, 2023
-The temple where I first did baptisms for the dead
-The temple where I got my endowment
-The temple where I got married
And
-My current temple https://t.co/pop9fezHPP pic.twitter.com/TeRIWovBog
The temple where:
— Wife (@bydivinedesign_) April 6, 2023
I first did baptisms for the dead
I received my endowments
I got sealed to my husband
We worked as newlyweds
We knew it was time to start our family.
My current temple is the same layout as Redlands & it feels extra like home 💛 https://t.co/eM5Ifedd7q pic.twitter.com/9w2U0Y3794
The temple where I first did baptisms for the dead
— EricM (@LatterDayGems) April 6, 2023
The temple where I got my endowment
The temple where I got married
My current temple https://t.co/S3QJNjg4LI pic.twitter.com/se8YfBwIOJ
(FTR Jordan River satisfies two of these, but I also have a lot of photos of that temple in my cloud storage thus the duplicate)
— TK (@LatterDayRaider) April 6, 2023
• The temple where I first did baptisms for the dead
• The temple where I got my endowment
• The temple where I got married
• My current temple https://t.co/9f92rlDD9E pic.twitter.com/fIj4bkvPXc
The temple where I first did baptisms for the dead
— The Spikefish of Kalinin Bay (@KSpikefish) April 6, 2023
The temple where I received my endowment
The temple where I got married
My (almost) current temple https://t.co/tJhuwfHqy7 pic.twitter.com/Ca4Onw6QRj
You don't have to be on Twitter to add your temples to your own social profile
Just copy this text format, and grab pics of your temples to add to your post.
The temple where I first did baptisms for the dead
The temple where I got my endowment
The temple where I got sealed
My current temple
Maybe you're on Twitter and want to connect with some of these Saints and add your voice. If you do, tag us.
The Church has more than 160 temples around the world, each one a sacred and beautiful place of worship and service. For many members of the Church, these temples are deeply personal, not just symbols of their faith. This new Twitter trend has Church members sharing some of the special connection to the temples that are meaningful in their lives. Whether they live near or far from a temple, whether they have visited it once or many times, whether they have been sealed to their families or are preparing for that sacred ordinance, these people have found strength and hope in the Lord's house. We hope you enjoyed this visual treat, and maybe even connect with some Saints on Twitter.