Visitor Insights
Visiting Manaus Brazil Temple
The Manaus Brazil Temple is a sacred house of the Lord reserved for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints who hold a current temple recommend. While there is no public visitors' center, the exterior grounds offer a peaceful setting.
Highlights
- Patron housing is available on site for those traveling long distances.
- A distribution center is located on site for purchasing temple garments and clothing.
Things to Know
- Temple clothing rental is not available; patrons should bring their own.
- Reservations are recommended, though walk-ins are welcome with potential wait times.
Location
Avenida Coronel Texeira #3162, Ponta Negra, 69037-000 Manaus–AM, Brazil
Hours: Consult the official temple schedule for current operating hours and closure dates.
Getting There: The temple is located in the Ponta Negra district, accessible by local transportation.
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Check Schedule for Closures
The temple has scheduled closures for maintenance and holidays; always verify dates before planning your visit.
Prepare for Endowment Language
The endowment presentation is available in multiple languages to accommodate diverse patrons.
About
The Manaus Brazil Temple stands as a significant edifice for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in the Amazon region. This sacred edifice represents a beacon of faith and a testament to the dedication of Latter-day Saints, embodying their Christian beliefs and heritage.
It provides sacred spaces for worship, covenants, and eternal family ordinances, serving a vast and diverse membership. The temple's presence in Manaus significantly reduces the arduous travel previously required for members to participate in temple worship.
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Common Questions
Is there a visitors' center at the Manaus Brazil Temple?
No, there is no visitors' center on site at the Manaus Brazil Temple.
Can non-members enter the Manaus Brazil Temple?
No, after dedication, only members with a current temple recommend may enter the temple.
Are there accommodations for patrons with hearing impairments?
Yes, some accommodations, including headsets, are provided for patrons with hearing impairments.
Is temple clothing available for rent at this location?
No, temple clothing rental is not available; patrons are encouraged to bring their own.
Timeline
Temple Announced
The Manaus Brazil Temple was officially announced by the First Presidency of the Church.
component.timeline.announcementGround Broken
Elder Charles Didier presided over the groundbreaking ceremony for the temple.
component.timeline.groundbreakingConstruction Paused
Construction was temporarily paused after a worker died near the adjacent patron housing facility.
EventAngel Moroni Statue Placed
The gold-leafed Angel Moroni statue was placed atop the single spire of the temple.
MilestonePublic Open House Begins
A public open house commenced, allowing approximately 42,000 people to tour the temple's interior.
EventCultural Celebration Held
Approximately 1,200 Latter-day Saint youth performed in a cultural celebration the day before the dedication.
EventTemple Dedicated
The Manaus Brazil Temple was dedicated in three sessions by President Dieter F. Uchtdorf.
DedicationCOVID-19 Closure
The temple temporarily closed in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, later reopening under a phased approach.
EventSources & Research
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| Field | Source | Tier | Retrieved |
|---|---|---|---|
| About & Historical Background | The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (opens in a new tab) | A | 2024-07-30 |
| Architectural Description | The Church News (opens in a new tab) | B | 2024-07-30 |
| Basic Facts & Timeline | ChurchofJesusChristTemples.org (opens in a new tab) | C | 2024-07-30 |
| Groundbreaking & Dedication Details | Blogspot (opens in a new tab) | D | 2024-07-30 |