
Draper Temple
We had the chance to go through the Draper Temple open house with the family; it was a great experience. Earlier in the week, we both had the chance to volunteer to help usher and clean the temple in the evening. The temple is beautiful.
The baptismal font (photo from the Church Newsroom). Baptisms for ancestors that never had the chance to be baptized take place here. In the New Testament, Paul uses the practise of Baptism for the Dead to indicate to the Corinthians that there is life after death and a resurrection: “Else what shall they do which are baptized for the dead, if the dead rise not at all? why are they then baptized for the dead?” See 1 Corinthians 15:29
| President Boyd K. Packer talks about temples. Clips taken from Between Heaven and Earth. | |
| Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles speaks about families and temples. Clips taken from Between Heaven and Earth. | |
| Frank Moore Cross, Ancient History Harvard University, speaks about temples. Clips taken from Between Heaven and Earth. | |
| Ann Madsen speaks about temples. Clips taken from Between Heaven and Earth. | |
| Lawrence H. Schiffmann speaks about temples. Clips taken from Between Heaven and Earth. | |
| Krister Stendahl (now deceased) speaks about temples. Clips taken from Between Heaven and Earth. | |
| A video montage of temples around the world. |
Videos and more information located on the Church’s Newsroom Website.
Admittance to the temple open house is free, but registering for tickets is requested to help facilitate the over 1 million visitors expected to go through the open house.
Registration for the free tickets can be made at the Church’s Official website: http://www.lds.org/reservations/0,10751,1619-1-501,00.html
