We saw plenty of changes in 2022! A new “For the Strength of Youth” pamphlet, new Primary and Relief Society General Presidencies, and an entire African nation dedicated for missionary work to name a few!
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Since the final Hill Cumorah Pageant took place last summer, the Church has been hard at work rehabilitating the historic site.
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Headed on a summer road trip? See how well you know all the Church historic sites across the country you can visit.
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Plan ahead, be flexible, and be mindful of the places “where people can get out and explore the site and have their own sacred experiences.”
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Constructing a great tabernacle in an isolated desert in the early 1800s was a much bigger feat than we are giving it credit for.
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The Kanesville Tabernacle was originally built for displaced pioneers to sustain Brigham Young as Church President in 1847.
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Nearly two years after the Church’s historic sites were closed due to COVID-19, all sites are now once again fully open to the public.
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Like most Church historic sites across the United States, Historic Nauvoo and Carthage Jail closed in March 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic began to alter life across the planet. No one expected the closure to last as long as it did. Yet while the streets have been empty, Nauvoo Historic Sites have been transforming and preparing for an even better future.
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The First Presidency of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has approved the phased reopening of Church historic sites in May 2021. These sites closed last spring due to COVID-19.
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