Difference between revisions of "Temple district"
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Generally the stakes nearest to a particular temple are in that temple's district. However, there are exceptions. For example, there may be areas near church headquarters where some stakes are not in the nearest temple district, due to the large number of stakes in that area. | Generally the stakes nearest to a particular temple are in that temple's district. However, there are exceptions. For example, there may be areas near church headquarters where some stakes are not in the nearest temple district, due to the large number of stakes in that area. | ||
| − | Members of the [[temple presidency]] generally speak at [[ | + | Members of the [[Temple President|temple presidency]] generally speak at [[Stake Conference|stake conferences]] in their temple's district and temple workers are ordained for the temple in their district. However, any recommend holder can attend any temple any time it is open. There may be times when it is difficult to attend a temple in one's district, or when one is out of town. Temple districts exist for reasons of order and convenience and a recommend gives you the privilege of attending any temple in the world. |
Revision as of 10:14, 20 December 2007
Temple districts are geographical areas which define which stakes and districts are assigned to each temple. Patrons and temple workers generally go to that temple which their stake or district is assigned to.
Generally the stakes nearest to a particular temple are in that temple's district. However, there are exceptions. For example, there may be areas near church headquarters where some stakes are not in the nearest temple district, due to the large number of stakes in that area.
Members of the temple presidency generally speak at stake conferences in their temple's district and temple workers are ordained for the temple in their district. However, any recommend holder can attend any temple any time it is open. There may be times when it is difficult to attend a temple in one's district, or when one is out of town. Temple districts exist for reasons of order and convenience and a recommend gives you the privilege of attending any temple in the world.
