Mesa, Mesa Temple, News Mesa Temple petroglyph rock returned to Native American community By Jill Adair For nine decades, a 9,000-pound rock with Native American petroglyphs was a prominent feature in the gardens... Read More »
Education, Mesa Temple The Friezes of the Mesa Temple The friezes of the Mesa Arizona Temple are broad horizontal bands of sculpted decorations near the roof at all four... Read More »
Mesa History of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Mesa Considering what it must have taken to withstand a harsh arid environment and struggle to maintain life in the desert—as... Read More »
Uplifting The Saints My Story About Joining The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Written by Lee Yat Wing. (Original Version in Chinese.) Lee Yat Wing was baptized in Kom Tong Hall in 1977.... Read More »
Family History Start a New Hobby Nicole Farnsworth Cooking, jewelry-making, adopting new pets–there are so many hobbies out there! One hobby, in particular, that has been... Read More »
Family History Family History is a Perishable Commodity Genealogy is often associated with family history work. The word genealogy comes from Greek and means “the making of a... Read More »
Did you know? Visiting the Mesa Temple & Visitors’ Center is the No. 1 thing to do in Mesa on Tripadvisor & the winner of their 2023 Travelers’ Choice Award! July 13, 2023 0 Comment
