1. Virginia
- 89,297 members
- 19 stakes
- 196 congregations
- Washington DC Temple
- 63,069 members
- 16 stakes
- 155 congregations
- Billings Montana Temple (5 stakes), Ogden Utah Temple (5 stakes), Denver Colorado Temple (2 stakes), Idaho Falls Idaho Temple (2 stakes), Vernal Utah Temple (2 stakes)
- 34,190 members
- 7 stakes
- 75 congregations
- Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple (2 stakes), St. Louis Missouri Temple (2 stakes), Winter Quarters Nebraska Temple (2 stakes), Denver Colorado Temple (1 stake)
- 31,673 members
- 5 stakes, 1 district
- 59 congregations
- Manhattan New York Temple (4 stakes, 1 district), Washington DC Temple (1 stake)
- 27,559 members
- 5 stakes
- 63 congregations
- Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple (3 stakes), Memphis Tennessee Temple (2 stakes)
- 24,496 members
- 6 stakes
- 69 congregations
- Chicago Illinois Temple (5 stakes), St. Paul Minnesota Temple (1 stake)
- 24,614 members
- 7 stakes
- 69 congregations
- Nauvoo Illinois Temple (3 stakes), Winter Quarters Nebraska Temple (4 stakes)
- 21,217 members
- 4 stakes
- 43 congregations
- Baton Rouge Louisiana Temple (3 stakes), Memphis Tennessee Temple (1 stake)
- 16,710 members
- 4 stakes
- 37 congregations
- Washington DC Temple (2 stakes), Columbus Ohio Temple (1 stake), Louisville Kentucky Temple (1 stake)
- 10,684 members
- 2 stakes
- 27 congregations
- Boston Massachusetts Temple (2 stakes)
- 9,812 members
- 2 stakes, 1 district
- 33 congregations
- Bismarck North Dakota Temple (1 stake, 1 district), Winter Quarters Nebraska Temple (1 stake)
- 8,231 members
- 3 stakes
- 21 congregations
- Boston Massachusetts Temple
- 5,184 members
- 1 stake
- 12 congregations
- Washington DC Temple
- 4,384 members
- 1 stake
- 12 congregations
- Boston Massachusetts Temple
- 3,833 members
- 1 stake
- 7 congregations
- Boston Massachusetts Temple
- 2,382 members
- 0 stakes, 0 districts (the Washington DC Stake is headquartered in Kensington, Maryland)
- 3 congregations
- Washington DC Temple (located in Kensington, Maryland)
10 comments:
Technically, the Providence Rhode Island Stake is headquartered in Mystic, Connecticut. I don't know if that means Rhode Island does or does not have a stake, similar to the situation with the Washington D.C. Stake.
Good point; I didn't realize that the stake was headquartered in Connecticut. However most of the units in the stake are in Rhode Island (seven of 12), so I would say that Rhode Island does have its "own" stake.
WYOMING. Ft. Collins Colorado will bring the temple closer to southeast Wyoming.
I'd never thought of Evanston. Maybe so. I would guess more likely would be Montpelier Idaho as a temple to serve Bear Lake Valley and SW Wyoming.
you said in this article that; "Currently 15 STAKES....do not have an LDS temple...." I think that should say STATES.
Thanks for the correction.
I wonder why you said Rogers, AR over Little Rock.
I believe that Little Rock and Rogers are the most likely locations for an LDS temple in Arkansas as these are the only cities which have more than one stake nearby in the state. Prospective temples in Little Rock or Rogers would likely each service around six stakes currently. However, Rogers is located further away from a temple than Little Rock, the two stakes in the Rogers area have more wards than in Little Rock (18 wards vs. 14 wards), congregational growth has outpaced Little Rock in Rogers, and the Memphis Tennessee Temple would only have three stakes if a temple were built in Little Rock.
Delaware has twelve of the sixteen congregations in the Wilmington Delaware Stake, not thirteen.
You're right; I've made the correction. Thanks.
Well...you can take Wyoming off the list now! Star Valley is SO pretty and will be even better with a temple!
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