Setting angel Moroni statue atop the Cedar City Temple
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Hoisting Tower to Top of Cedar City Temple
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Pine Tree Falls on LDS Institute of Religion building
High winds blew down a pine tree onto the LDS Institute building.
Video of the Cedar City Temple Groundbreaking
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Cedar City Mission Presidents, Temple Presidents & Seventy
MISSION PRESIDENTS (RESIDE IN CEDAR CITY) David James Grant & Judith Wilson Grant – Cedar City 16th Ward, Cedar City Utah Cross Hollow Stake – Adriatic North Mission Rulon Larry Brough & Estella Joy Brough – Enoch 1st Ward, Enoch Utah Stake – Kentucky Louisville Mission James Michael Wilson & Jan Carter Wilson – Cedar …
LDS Stake Presidents
List of current and past LDS stake presidents in the Cedar City area: CANYON VIEW STAKE Allan D Rau (Current) Mark Elbert Eastmond Robert Browning Platt CEDAR NORTH STAKE Bret G. Whittier (Current) Arthur Lamond Tait Charles Henry Blackburn Kenneth Sylvester Munford Kent H. Stapley CEDAR STAKE Eric Howard Grimm (Current) Dale Simkins Orton Wayne …
Bishop’s Storehouse & Cannery
The Bishop’s Storehouse & Cannery allows you to dry pack food for your storage. 219 East 275 North 435-586-8682
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
WELFARE: Bishop’s Storehouse & Cannery Deseret Industries UNIVERSITY: Institute of Religion LDSSA SEMINARIES: Canyon View Cedar STAKES: Canyon View Cedar Cedar North Cedar West Cross Hollow Enoch Enoch West
Institute of Religion
The LDS Institute of Religion provides weekday religious instruction for young adults (ages 18-30) . It is the home of three university stakes. It is across the street from the campus of Southern Utah University. Classes taught include: Atonement, Repentance and Forgiveness, Book of Mormon, Building an Eternal Marriage, Doctrine and Covenants, Missionary Preparation, New Testament, Old …
Social Hall
On January 6, 1861, a committee was appointed, composed of Samuel Leigh, John M. Higbee and Isaac C. Haight, who recommeded building a social hall. With materials scarce and labor plentiful, the schoolhouse in the Old Fort was dismantled, brick by brick, and reassembled in the new location (Block 37 Lot 18) to become known …