LDS Temple News Presents Redlands California Temple Photography
The Redlands California Temple, a significant addition to the region, was announced on April 21, 2001. This remarkable edifice stands as the 116th dedicated Temple in operation within its faith system. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Redlands, its address is 1761 Fifth Ave, Redlands, California 92374.
Architectural Details
Constructed on a spacious 4.6-acre lot, this Temple includes a shared parking area with an adjacent chapel. The exterior is elegantly designed with light gray granite, making it visually striking against the California skyline.
One of its most notable features is the single attached spire, topped with a 13.5-foot gold-leafed Angel Moroni, which was placed atop the building on March 13, 2003. Standing tall at a height of 130 feet, this Temple spans an impressive 17,300 square feet, designed to accommodate a variety of activities.
Interior Features
Inside the Redlands California Temple, there are two instruction rooms, three sealing rooms, and one baptistry, allowing for various significant opportunities for individual and family engagement.
Elevation and Location
Nestled at an elevation of 1,722 feet, the location of the Temple contributes to its stunning vistas and enhances its spiritual environment. The facility holds a special place in the hearts of many, serving communities in the Inland Empire area.
Dedication
The Temple was formally dedicated by Prophet Gordon B. Hinckley, marking an important milestone in its history. Prior to its dedication, an Open House was held from August 9th through September 6th, 2003, allowing individuals to explore its beautiful design and serene atmosphere.
As the fifth Temple built in California and the third constructed in Southern California, the Redlands California Temple plays a vital role in enhancing the spiritual landscape of the region. Its architectural beauty and thoughtful design reflect not only faith but also a commitment to serving the needs of the local population.