Moses Lake Washington Temple

02/13/2024

We loved seeing this photo from .marie10 and the reflection of the temple in the sky. What a blessing it is to have a temple so close!

01/25/2024

It is not surprising that one of the most common answers regarding the temples blessings surrounds the word PEACE. It truly is a place of peace, where we can feel and find the Savior’s love and eternal peace.

01/07/2024

“We all come to the temple united in one purpose and filled with the desire to be pure and holy in His holy presence. Dressed in white, all of us are received by the Lord Himself as His beloved children, men and women of God, progeny of Christ. We are privileged to perform the same ordinances, make the same covenants, commit ourselves to live higher and holier lives, and receive the same eternal promises.” Let’s make the temple a frequent place for us to attend and serve in this year!

11/13/2023

We are so grateful for our temple and so excited to see other temples dedicated throughout the world!

Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles has dedicated the Okinawa Japan Temple, the 4th House of the Lord in Japan and 186th worldwide.

10/10/2023

What have you learned from the building and opening of the Moses Lake Washington Temple?

09/22/2023

What a beautiful photo of our beloved temple, taken by from Missouri who was driving through Moses Lake while visiting Washington. 🌅

09/18/2023

What a beautiful gift the Lord has blessed us with, and what a historic day yesterday was.

Moses Lake Washington Temple was dedicated by Elder Quentin L. Cook and is the Church’s 182nd temple. It is the third of three temples dedicated in historic weekend.

08/25/2023

94 years young. ☀️ We love how these two patrons both made it to the temple open house.

08/20/2023

We loved seeing our global families come to the temple open house. These fine Peruvian visitors enjoyed a beautiful tour this week.

08/19/2023

Today is the day! Come & See the Moses Lake Temple on the final day of the open house. You can take a free public tour. Tours run from 9am-8pm. No reservation needed! 401 Yonezawa Blvd. in Moses Lake.