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On April 2, 2011, during the 181st Annual General Conference of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, President Thomas S. Monson announced plans to build the Fort Collins Colorado Temple. When the temple is complete, it will be the second Mormon temple in Colorado, following the Denver Colorado Temple, dedicated in 1986. The Fort Collins Colorado Temple will serve approximately 44,000 members of the Church from northern Colorado and southern Wyoming.

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Angel Moroni Lifted to the Top of the Fort Collins Colorado Temple

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Finished/Dedicated: 1

Under Construction: 1

Membership

151,523

Missions

4

Congregations

311

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