Temple Night











Baptism for the dead with youth




"Temple night" in the context of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints typically refers to a scheduled time when members gather to attend the temple, often as a ward or stake activity. It's a way to prioritize temple worship and make it easier to attend with the support of others. These events can be a scheduled block of time for a specific ward or stake to attend the temple, or they can be informal gatherings where members encourage each other to attend the temple together. 




 

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