HolyTemples vs TemplePath

Temples of The Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter-day Saints dot the Earth. Millions believe the temple is literally the House Of The Lord. This app is not endorsed by the church in any way. The developer is a private entity.

TemplePath is your personal guide for preparing to enter the temple of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Whether your visit is weeks away or just a goal on the horizon, TemplePath helps you study, reflect, and grow — at your own pace, on your own device. Learn Work through a curated series of lessons covering temple doctrines, covenants, and ordinances. Each lesson includes structured content, scripture references, and a personal reflection prompt. Track your progress as you complete lessons and build spiritual understanding one step at a time. Prepare Set meaningful goals for your temple preparation journey and track them alongside your study progress. A personal countdown to your temple visit date keeps your milestone front and center every time you open the app. Journal Record your thoughts, impressions, and testimony in a private, searchable journal. Each new entry comes with an optional reflection prompt to help you go deeper — questions like "What does the temple mean to you?" or "How have you seen the Lord's hand in your life this week?" Daily Scripture A fresh scripture appears each day to inspire your study. Bookmark favorites to your personal collection and share verses with family and friends. Resources Access answers to common temple preparation questions, links to official Church resources, the Gospel Library, FamilySearch, and the temple locator — all in one place. Stay Consistent Build a daily study streak and set personalized reminders to keep you on track. Choose your preferred time and frequency — daily, weekdays, three times a week, or weekly. TemplePath is free to use and designed with the LDS community in mind. It is not an official product of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. For official guidance on temple preparation, please consult your bishop or branch president.