Thursday, February 7 2013, 07:42 PM MST
LDS Church Opens New Temple In Honduras
(KUTV) The LDS Church is showing off its newest temple, located in Tegucigalpa, Honduras.
The public is invited inside this month, for a series of open houses.
Architects designed the temple with local culture in mind. Honduras' national flower, the orchid, is featured throughout the building.
The temple will be dedicated next month by a member of the LDS Church's first presidency.
It's the sixth LDS temple in Central America.
(Copyright 2013 Sinclair Broadcasting Group)
The public is invited inside this month, for a series of open houses.
Architects designed the temple with local culture in mind. Honduras' national flower, the orchid, is featured throughout the building.
The temple will be dedicated next month by a member of the LDS Church's first presidency.
It's the sixth LDS temple in Central America.
(Copyright 2013 Sinclair Broadcasting Group)
News Photos & Videos - Submit Your Photos Here
 |
 |
More World Stories
After summit talks, U.S. and Russia still don't see eye to eye on Syria
Turkey Unrest Goes On Despite End To Park Protest
White House: US Respects Iran Election Results
Sources: U.S. To Send Small Arms, Ammo To Syrian Rebels
Haunted By 2009 Bloody Chaos, Iranians Vote in Presidential Election
Pregnant Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, Names Cruise Ship
Recovered Diary Gives Rare View Into Third Reich
People Feared Tapped in Residential Building Collapse in Mumbai
Prince Philip Gets Birthday Visit From the Queen
Obama Pressed Chinese Leader On Cybersecurity
UK's Prince Philip Has 'Exploratory' Surgery
Will Cyber Spying Make U.S.- China Summit Awkward?
Queen Elizabeth II Marks 60th Annivrsary Of Her Coronation
WWII Bomb Found At Construction Site
Turkish Protesters Decry 'Unprecedented Violence'
11 People Disappear From Mexico City Bar; Relatives Seek Answers
At Least 119 Killed In China Plant Fire
Turkey Police Use Tear Gas To Break-up Demonstration
Large Asteroid Safely Zips Past Earth, Dragging Its Moon Along
Report: Court To Hear Case At Center Of Instanbul Protests
Officials Seize $1 Billion of Cocaine
5 Things To Know About New Coronavirus
World's Best Beaches
Company Proposes Crowd-Funded Space Telescope
Flushed Down Toilet, Chinese Baby Survives
Squash Given Chance For Olympic Place, Wrestling Wins Reprieve
Cruise Cut Short By Fire
Baby Rescued From Sewage Pipe In China
U.S. Fighter Pilot Rescued
EU Ends Syrian Arms Embargo
Plane Escorted by Fighter Jet in England
Fmr. Guatemala President Extradited to U.S.
80-Year-Old Japanese Man Becomes Oldest To Climb Mount Everest
British Soldier's Gory Slaying Yields More Arrests, Searches and Questions
Swedish Capital Shaken By 3 Nights Of Rioting
Soldier Identified in Brutal London Cleaver Assault
North Korea Fires Projectile Into Eastern Waters
Earthquake Hits Eastern Canada
$1 Million Jewel Heist in France
Chinese Police Crack Down on Protesters
Venezuela Running Out Of Toilet Paper
Suicide Bomb Kills 6 Americans in Afghanistan
Russia Orders Expulsion Of U.S.Diplomat Accused Of Being CIA Agent
10 Strange Medical Museums
Crew Makes Plans to Fix Space Station Leak
Guatemalan Dictator Guilty of Genocide
Thousands Apply to Live on Mars
Marines Readied for Possible Evacuation
Search Called Off for Missing Cruise Passengers
Deadly New Virus Hits France
Kerry Announces More Aid To Syria
Pakistani Politician Kidnapped Before Election
Spend Your Vacation in a Lighthouse
Hostages Released in Yemen
House Benghazi Hearing Underway
Bangladesh Factory Death Toll Rises
Suspected Auschwitz Guard Arrested
19 Killed By Explosion In Mexico
U.S. Stands By Israeli Airstrikes
7 U.S. Soldiers Killed In Southern Afghanistan
