Winnipeg Manitoba Temple, Mormon temple in Bridgwater Forest neighborhood, Winnipeg, Canada.
Winnipeg Manitoba Temple is a temple in Bridgwater Forest with distinctive red brick walls and a tall spire topped by an angel Moroni statue. The building provides religious services and ordinances within its interior spaces.
The temple opened on October 31, 2021, becoming the ninth temple operated by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Canada. This marked a significant expansion of the church's presence in the western Canadian region.
The interior spaces display Prairie Crocus patterns, which represent Manitoba's provincial flower, woven into decorative details throughout. This choice connects the building's spiritual purpose to the local natural identity.
The temple is located in a residential area and accessible by car with adequate parking available on site. Visitors should check opening hours and registration requirements beforehand, as some services require prior appointments.
The grounds span approximately 31 acres with more than 100 trees and hundreds of shrubs integrated into the Bridgwater Forest landscape. This thoughtful planting creates a setting that stands apart from typical urban development.
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