
10 Pictures of the Raleigh Temple You May Not Have Seen
(Feature photo can be found here: Raleigh Temple – Heavenly Light by Rory Wallwork)
The beautiful Raleigh North Carolina Temple is nestled among a local forest and evergreen trees in the suburban Wake County community of Apex. The temple, now clad in wonderful beige-colored limestone, is a peaceful retreat, and the gardens and trees that it is encompassed by only add to the peacefulness. Adjacent to the temple is also a meeting house for local members.
The Raleigh Temple closed on January 7, 2018, for extensive renovations. During the remodel, crews upgraded the mechanical and electrical systems, made spaces ADA compliant, moved windows and doors to accommodate minor floor plan changes, enclosed the entrance canopy, and raised the height of the steeple by 10 feet. The renovations changes the entire look and design of the temple, and it continues to be a beautiful addition to the area and a blessing for Latter-day Saints. After the renovations were completed, the temple was rededicated by President M. Russell Ballard, acting president of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles.
Before we share these beautiful temple pictures with you, here are a few facts about the Raleigh Temple that you may not know:
- It was the 46th temple in the world and is the first and only temple in North Carolina.
- It was originally dedicated on December 18, 1999 by Gordon B. Hinckley.
- After renovations, it was rededicated on October 13, 2019 by M. Russell Ballard.
Raleigh Temple – Radiance by Rory Wallwork
Raleigh Temple – Summer Flowers by Rory Wallwork
Raleigh Temple – Aerial Sunset by Dustin Bitter
Raleigh Temple – Heavenly Light by Rory Wallwork
Raleigh Temple – For Eternity by Rory Wallwork
Raleigh Temple – Summer Sunset by Dustin Bitter
Raleigh Temple – Pastel Sunset by Rory Wallwork
Raleigh Temple – Peace Be Still by Dustin Bitter
Raleigh Temple – Summer Sunset Entrance by Rory Wallwork
Raleigh Temple – Sunset Glow by Rory Wallwork
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