2025 TEMPLE LEADERS MAP
Seventy-nine new temple presidents and matrons have been called to serve as temple leaders around the world. Most will begin their service in September. Graphic courtesy of Church News.Copyright 2025 Deseret News Publishing Company.The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has called 79 couples to serve as temple presidents and matrons.
The newly called leaders listed below comprise those called to serve beginning in September 2025 or when the new temples (indicated with an asterisk) are dedicated.
The couples’ names and temple assignments are listed below alphabetically by temple name. Click on the names to read the couples’ brief biographies as they are published in the Church News.
The Church has 367 temples — dedicated, under construction or announced. Temple presidents and matrons typically serve three years.
Updated March 21, 2025
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Aba Nigeria* |
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Anchorage Alaska |
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Asunción Paraguay |
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Bahía Blanca Argentina* |
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Belém Brazil |
Wilson Lima Miranda and Maria Auxiliadora Rosário da Silva Miranda |
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Birmingham Alabama |
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Burley Idaho* |
Paul Kenji Tateoka and Nadine Saito Tateoka |
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Calgary Alberta |
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Campinas Brazil |
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Cardston Alberta |
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Chicago Illinois |
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Ciudad Juárez Mexico |
William S. Johns and Mary Lee Johns |
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Cochabamba Bolivia |
René Juán Cabrera Balanza and Teresa Perales de Cabrera |
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Columbia River Washington |
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Columbus Ohio |
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Curitiba Brazil |
Paulo Roberto Cooper and Mara Salete Paschoal Cooper |
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Dallas Texas |
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Davao Philippines* |
Edgar Cabrera and Jocelyn Cabrera |
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Durban South Africa |
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Elko Nevada* |
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Farmington New Mexico* |
Loyd Lillywhite and Jaynann Lilywhite |
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Fort Collins Colorado |
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Frankfurt Germany |
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Fresno California |
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Gilbert Arizona |
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Grand Junction Colorado* |
Allan Allphin and Diane Allphin |
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Guadalajara Mexico |
To be announced |
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Halifax Nova Scotia |
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Harare Zimbabwe* |
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Hartford Connecticut |
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Hong Kong |
Chi Yin Lo and Chui Ping Yuen |
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Idaho Falls Idaho |
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Jordan River Utah |
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Kyiv Ukraine |
To be announced |
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Lima Peru |
Gino Galli and Marleni Galli |
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Lindon Utah* |
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Lisbon Portugal |
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London England |
Julian Jones and Susan Jones |
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Madrid Spain |
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Manila Philippines |
Edgardo E. Fernando and Rosemarie Fernando |
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Medford Oregon |
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Melbourne Australia |
Afereti Iuli and Lepeka Iuli |
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Mérida Mexico |
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Mexico City Mexico |
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Monterrey Mexico |
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Montreal Quebec |
Sterling Dietze and Greta Dietze |
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Nairobi Kenya* |
Dominic C. Kogo and Alice Kogo |
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Nashville Tennessee |
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Nauvoo Illinois |
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Nuku’alofa Tonga |
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Oakland California |
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Panama City Panama |
To be announced |
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Paris France |
Jean-Christophe Seube and Gabrielle Seube |
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Perth Australia |
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Philadelphia Pennsylvania |
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Portland Oregon |
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Provo City Center |
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Quetzaltenango Guatemala |
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Tegucigalpa Honduras |
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Quito Ecuador |
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Reno Nevada |
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Rexburg Idaho |
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Rio de Janeiro Brazil |
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San Juan Puerto Rico |
Ruben Pomales and Maria Pomales |
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Santiago Chile |
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Santo Domingo Dominican Republic |
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Sapporo Japan |
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Seattle Washington |
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Seoul Korea |
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Spokane Washington |
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St. Paul Minnesota |
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Star Valley Wyoming |
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Suva Fij |
Paul B. Whippy and Olive M. Whippy |
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Syracuse Utah* |
V. Dean Steel and LuAnn Steel |
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Tampico Mexico |
Victor Esparza Villasana and Angelina Ramon de Esparza |
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Tokyo Japan |
Masamichi Kudo and Ayumi Kudo |
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Twin Falls Idaho |
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Winter Quarters Nebraska |
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Yigo Guam |
*New temple
See a PDF of this list organized by area (courtesy of the Church News).
