On a tranquil spring morning, President Henry B. Eyring, first counselor in the First Presidency, dedicated the Lindon Utah Temple—the 216th house of the Lord for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
President Eyring testified to members of the temple district that the Lindon temple is the house of the Lord. Feelings of peace felt there come from the Lord by the power of the Holy Ghost.
For the 24 stakes that make up the temple district, the Lindon temple can be “a refuge” and a “place of peace,” promised President Eyring, who dedicated the Church’s newest house of the Lord in a single session on Sunday, May 3, in Lindon, Utah.
“That which we experience in the temple increases our desire to submit our hearts and our wills to God, as His humble children. When we obey what we are taught in the temple with all our hearts, it makes possible our receiving the gift of peace,” President Eyring said.
He also taught that it is only by following the Savior that individuals can find peace and serenity in the trials that will come to them.
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