2024 temple leaders map
A map showing the number of temples in seven geographical areas of the world with new presidents and matrons called in 2024. Graphic courtesy of Church News.Copyright 2024 Deseret News Publishing Company.Updated November 5, 2024
The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has called 73 couples to serve as temple presidents and matrons.
The couples’ names and temple assignments are listed below alphabetically. Click on the names to read the couples’ brief biographies published in the Church News.
The Church has 335 temples — dedicated, under construction or announced. Temple presidents and matrons typically serve three years.
The newly called leaders listed below comprise those called to serve beginning in September 2024 or when the new temples (indicated with an asterisk) are dedicated.
Updated August 16, 2024
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Accra Ghana Temple |
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Albuquerque New Mexico Temple |
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Anchorage Alaska Temple |
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Antofagasta Chile Temple* |
Claudio A. González Salamanca and Yolanda Patricia de González |
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Arequipa Peru Temple |
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Atlanta Georgia Temple |
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Auckland New Zealand Temple* |
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Barranquilla Colombia Temple |
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Baton Rouge Louisiana Temple |
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Billings Montana Temple |
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Boise Idaho Temple |
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Boston Massachusetts Temple |
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Bountiful Utah Temple |
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Brigham City Utah Temple |
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Brisbane Australia Temple |
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Buenos Aires Argentina Temple |
To be announced |
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Burley Idaho Temple |
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Cebu City Philippines Temple |
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Cobán Guatemala Temple* |
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Colonia Juárez Chihuahua Mexico Temple |
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Concepción Chile Temple |
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Copenhagen Denmark Temple |
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Córdoba Argentina Temple |
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Denver Colorado Temple |
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Deseret Peak Utah Temple* |
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Draper Utah Temple |
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Farmington New Mexico Temple |
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Fortaleza Brazil Temple |
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Freiberg Germany Temple |
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Fukuoka Japan Temple |
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The Gila Valley Temple |
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Guatemala City Guatemala Temple |
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Helsinki Finland Temple |
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Hermosillo Sonora Mexico Temple |
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Houston Texas Temple |
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Indianapolis Indiana Temple |
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Johannesburg South Africa Temple |
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Kansas City Missouri Temple |
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Kinshasa Democratic Republic of the Congo Temple |
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Laie Hawaii Temple |
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Las Vegas Nevada Temple |
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Los Angeles California Temple |
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Manaus Brazil Temple |
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Mendoza Argentina Temple* |
Rubén S. Tidei and Maria Tidei |
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Mesa Arizona Temple |
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Montevideo Uruguay Temple |
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Monticello Utah Temple |
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Oaxaca Mexico Temple |
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Oquirrh Mountain Utah Temple |
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Palmyra New York Temple |
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Papeete Tahiti Temple |
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Payson Utah Temple |
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Pocatello Idaho Temple |
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Porto Alegre Brazil Temple |
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Recife Brazil Temple |
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Redlands California Temple |
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Regina Saskatchewan Temple |
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Rome Italy Temple |
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Sacramento California Temple |
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Salta Argentina Temple* |
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Salvador Brazil Temple* |
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San José Costa Rica Temple |
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San Pedro Sula Honduras Temple* |
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São Paulo Brazil Temple |
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St. Louis Missouri Temple |
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Sydney Australia Temple |
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Taipei Taiwan Temple |
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Tallahassee Florida Temple* |
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The Gila Valley Arizona Temple |
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The Hague Netherlands Temple |
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Tijuana Mexico Temple |
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Trujillo Peru Temple |
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Tuxtla Gutiérrez Mexico Temple |
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Vancouver British Columbia Temple |
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Veracruz Mexico Temple |
José A. González Ramos and Sofía Arguelles Martínez de González |
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Villahermosa Mexico Temple |
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Washington D.C. Temple |
Peter K. Christensen and Toby E. Christensen |
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Winnipeg Manitoba Temple |
