Pocatello Temple Prayer Roll (2024)

FAQs

Can you put your own name on an LDS Temple prayer roll? ›

Requests to place a name on the temple prayer rolls can now be made by visiting any temple's information page at ChurchofJesusChrist.org/temples and clicking the prayer roll link.

Names submitted to a temple prayer roll remain on the list for two weeks. Adding an individual's name to the LDS temple prayer roll invites not only your own faith, but also the faith of hundreds of other temple patrons in behalf of those who are in need.

The temple sits high on the eastern foothills of Pocatello and is visible for miles around. The temple is a streamlined (or restrained) Classical architec- ture design and is patterned after other Latter-day Saint temples as well as other buildings in Pocatello.

Only those Church members who pay a full tithing can receive temple ordinances.

Can I Attend the Funeral if I'm not Mormon? The reason why you might be concerned about this is that non-Mormons aren't allowed inside Mormon temples. In many cases, Mormon funerals are open to everyone, regardless of their faith, since they usually aren't held in temples.

“Pray always, and I will pour out my Spirit upon you, and great shall be your blessing” (D&C 19:38).

Prostrate on the floor saying: “Allahu Akbar” with your forehead, nose, palms of both hands, your knees, and toes all touching the floor. Then recite silently: “Subhana Rabbiyal A'la.” (How Perfect is my Lord, the Highest) three times. This position is called Sujood.

In the Latter-day Saint temples, promises are made between the marrying couple and God. Through restored priesthood power, in this ceremony the couple is “sealed” and promise that they will continue to be a family unit forever, thus binding the husband and wife, and children with their parents, for all eternity.

When you are ready to go to the temple and perform the ordinances for your relatives, there are two ways to print the names you have reserved. You can print a Family Ordinance Request to take to the temple office. They will take the request, print the cards, and cut them for you at the temple.

The names will remain on that individual's reservation list until they are completed, shared or reach their assigned expiration date. The ordinances will be shared with the temple when the reservation expires.

How do you prepare a name for the temple LDS? ›

FamilySearch can help you during the process of preparing your ancestors' names to receive their ordinances in the temple. Once you have found family members and added them to your family tree on FamilySearch, temple ordinance information will be displayed for those individuals.

This somewhat complicated (but well-balanced and non-extreme) mix comes from a history of political activism mixing with a religious population. Around 75 percent of the population is Mormon, but the tried and true conservative stereotype does not hold fully true here, as seen throughout its history.

The Salt Lake Temple is the centerpiece of the 10-acre (4.0 ha) Temple Square in Salt Lake City, Utah.

As with all of God's commandments, Latter-day Saints are free to choose. However, to qualify for temple worship or baptism they must refrain from drinking coffee as well as live all other aspects of the Word of Wisdom.

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You are not required to bring your own names, but it is wonderful when you do. (You can learn how to prepare names for the temple at lds.org/fhy.) Sometimes the temple will have family name cards for people you may be baptized for that others have submitted.

If the person was born within the last 110 Years, you will be required to submit a form verifying your permission from one of the closest living relatives. Request Permission sheet will appear. Fill out sheet and submit. To qualify for temple ordinances, both a standardized date and place are required.

You can use a cell phone or other electronic device in the temple office for printing Family Ordinance Requests or family name cards.