LDS Church Releases Vancouver WA Temple Exterior Rendering
Salt Lake City, UT — The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints released a rendering of the Vancouver Washington Temple Tuesday.
The architectural rendering release comes less than a year after the church announced a temple would be built in the area, and just six months after the site location was announced. The temple is designed to serve the needs of church members in the Vancouver area in and around Southwest Washington.
Projected as a multistory temple of approximately 43,000 square feet, the Vancouver temple will sit on a 15.11-acre site at the northwest corner of the intersection of SE 20th Street and SE Bybee Road in Camas, Washington, just east of Vancouver.
More information on the new temple — including a date for its groundbreaking — will be released at a later date.
Washington is home to more than 281,000 Latter-day Saints in nearly 490 congregations and four operating temples — the Seattle Washington Temple (dedicated in 1980), the Spokane Washington Temple (1999), the Columbia River Washington Temple (2001) in Richland in the south-central Tri-Cities area, and the recently dedicated Moses Lake Washington Temple (2023). A temple for Tacoma was announced at the faith’s October 2022 General Conference.
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Oh, goody. Another big building by the Mo-Mos (short for Mormons). These people are even crazier than the Christians and Catholics. Which ain’t saying much. But I’ll toast a cup of coffee to these weirdos. 😉
Really a lousy contributor to the community. Only serves a few and exclusionary.
Who designs these things? what an eye sore