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Cardston Alberta Temple. Scheduled temple appointments are encouraged and appreciated, but patrons without appointments are welcome. For those without appointments, wait times might be longer. Appointments Click here to submit names. Address 348 3rd St W. Cardston AB T0K 0K0.
- The Cardston Alberta Temple: Permanent, Solid, Dignified
The Cardston Alberta Temple was the first constructed by the...
- The First Modern Temple - Church History Museum
The Cardston Alberta Temple was named a National Historic...
- Cardston Temple Centennial: Monument of Faith
The Cardston Alberta Temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of...
- The Cardston Alberta Temple: Permanent, Solid, Dignified
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The Cardston Alberta Temple is a historic Alberta landmark that stands on elevated ground in the center of Cardston. Founded by settlers of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1887, the small community lies just 15 miles north of the U.S.-Canada border on southern Alberta's fertile plains. Outside the gates of the temple, a public vi...
The Cardston Alberta Temple was the first temple built in Canada, which, at the time, belonged to the British Empire. The Cardston Alberta Temple was the first temple built outside of the United States. The Cardston Alberta Temple was the first temple whose design was put out to bid to prominent architects. Until that time, all temples had been des...
The University of Lethbridge offers extensive digitized information and memorabilia in a collection entitled Cardston Alberta Temple: An Historical Record.
The Cardston Alberta Temple was the first temple built in Canada and the first built outside the United States. It is one of four temples in the province of Alberta and is one of ten operated by the church in Canada. It is one of two temples built in the shape of a cross, the other being the Laie Hawaii Temple.
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- August 26, 1923, by Heber J. Grant
- 10 acres (4.0 ha)
- Cardston, Alberta, Canada
The Cardston Alberta Temple turns 100 years old in just a few months. It was originally dedicated by President Heber J. Grant on August 26, 1923. A four-day pageant is being planned for August 23–26, 2023. The public is invited to participate in the grand celebration and festivities.
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