Discover the rich history and inspiring design of the San Antonio Texas Temple, an enduring symbol of faith and community in the heart of Texas. Announced on June 24, 2001, this beautiful temple quickly became a beacon of hope and spiritual renewal for many.

Groundbreaking and site dedication took place on March 29, 2003, under the guiding hand of H. Bruce Stucki, marking the beginning of a magnificent new chapter for the local community. Today, the San Antonio Texas Temple proudly stands as the 120th temple in operation—serving as a sacred space where thousands find peace, guidance, and connection.

Nestled on a expansive 5.5-acre lot at 20080 Stone Oak Pkwy, the temple’s stunning exterior is crafted from gleaming granite, reflecting strength and serenity. Its elegant architecture features a prominent single spire adorned with a striking 13-foot-tall gold leafed Angel Moroni statue, beckoning spiritual seekers to come closer.

The temple’s thoughtfully designed interior includes two instruction rooms, two sealing rooms, and a baptistry, all within a welcoming space that spans 16,800 square feet. Situated at an elevation of 1,225 feet, the temple’s location offers a tranquil setting amid the Texas landscape.

From April 15 to May 7, 2005, the temple opened its doors to the public for an inspiring open house that drew over 50,000 visitors—an event that left many feeling uplifted and inspired. The dedication, carried out by President Gordon B. Hinckley on May 22, 2005, marked the fulfillment of a dream and the beginning of a holy place dedicated to service, love, and community.

Experience the beauty and significance of the San Antonio Texas Temple—a sacred sanctuary where faith blossoms and lives are transformed.