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Construction missionaries for the Red Cliffs Utah Temple tell a story of a hawk sacred to the Navajo who keeps an eye on the central spire.

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After a few years of being closed, the St. George Temple is ready for visitors! The renovation is finally complete! I've been a resident of St. George my ENTIRE LIFE, and I've always wondered what the inside of that building looks like... AND NOW I KNOW...

Let's face it. If you grew up in Utah, you were either raised Mormon, or your friends were. To me, it's always pretty interesting when you find out about a celebrity that was ALSO raised Mormon! Here are a list of celebrities that were ALSO raised Mormon, and a few might SHOCK you...

You may have heard how the site for the St. George temple was a soggy bog in 1871 and the settlers of the area drained it, then used lava rock for the foundation. They used an old cannon brought in from California to pound the rocks into place...

After years of reconstruction, the St. George Temple will be dedicated in December. The temple has been closed since November of 2019 and has been undergoing significant renovation.  The temple has a long history, going back to 1871 for the groundbreaking by Brigham Young and was dedicated by Erastus Snow in 1877.   ...

The Open House for the Red Cliffs Temple currently being built in St. George has not been announced, but there are some virtual tours taking place. Elder and Sister Hughes from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints were called as construction missionaries when the temple was announced...