The Birmingham England Temple site has been fully cleared in preparation for foundation work to begin. The existing meetinghouse will remain, but the building that formerly housed the England Birmingham Mission has been removed. At the entrance to the property, mature trees and trimmed shrubs stand behind the welded wire fence that encircles the construction area. The project has been underway for nearly six months.

The pyramid-shaped cupola was lifted into place atop the tower of the Cody Wyoming Temple this morning, bring the exterior of the building closer to completion. Construction of the temple began nearly a year ago and has progressed steadily ever since. Windows are being installed in the arched openings, and interior finish work is getting underway. The temple will serve Church members living in the Big Horn region of Wyoming.

The location of the Ulaanbaatar Mongolia Temple has been announced as an 11-acre property located on Naadamchid Road in the 8th khoroo of the Khan Uul District of Ulaanbaatar. It is situated approximately 4.5 kilometers (or 2.8 miles) east of the airport. Plans call for a single-story temple of about 18,850 square feet. A patron housing facility and a meetinghouse will also be constructed on the site. No groundbreaking date has been announced yet.

Elder Carlos A. Godoy, Africa South Area President, will preside at the groundbreaking ceremony for the Cape Town South Africa Temple on Saturday, October 25, 2025. The single-story temple of approximately 9,500 square feet will be constructed on a 3.79-acre property, located next to the mission office in the Observatory neighborhood of Cape Town. An arrival center and meetinghouse will also be constructed on site.