The series follows seven young adults from Brazil, France, Ghana, Japan, Mexico, the Philippines, and the United States as they navigate personal questions of faith and purpose. By documenting their interactions with Church leaders and their exploration of the historic temple site, the show aims to connect a global audience to the structure, which is scheduled to host public tours from April 5 through October 1, 2027.
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Global Audience Swells for Latter-day Saints Series Dedicate
Hundreds of young adults gathered at the Missionary Training Center in Manila on November 1 to screen the fifth episode of Dedicate, a digital series tracing the renovation of the Salt Lake Temple. The project has now reached over 2 million views worldwide as it approaches its 2027 conclusion.
Participant Emie Alvez of Manila noted that the series resonates with her peers by offering a sense of stability in uncertain times. This sentiment was echoed by Elder Chi Hong (Sam) Wong, who addressed the Manila attendees with a message on resilience, encouraging the youth to view their spiritual journeys as a continuous process of commitment. For those unable to visit Salt Lake City in person, Elder Gary E. Stevenson of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles described the series as a primary vehicle for global participation in the upcoming temple celebration. The final episode is slated for release in spring 2027, with current segments available on the Church’s YouTube channel, the Gospel Library app, and BYUtv.
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