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12 beautiful photos inside the newly renovated Oklahoma City temple

The Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple.
An instruction room in the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple. Credit: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., Intellectual Reserve, Inc.
The celestial room in the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple. Credit: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., Intellectual Reserve, Inc.
The baptistry in the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple. Credit: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., Intellectual Reserve, Inc.
Artistic detail is displayed in various places throughout the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple. Credit: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., Intellectual Reserve, Inc.
A gold-leafed statue representative of the ancient Book of Mormon prophet Moroni stands atop the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple.
The bride’s room in the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple. Credit: Intellectual Reserve, Inc., Intellectual Reserve, Inc.
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A sealing room in the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple.
An instruction room in the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple.
The recommend desk in the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple.
The bride’s room in the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple.
The celestial room in the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple.
An instruction room in the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple.
A painting of Jesus Christ displayed in the Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple.

The Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple is about to open its doors to the public for a week beginning Wednesday, April 24 through May 1, excluding Sunday.

Following the open house, President Henry B. Eyring, second counselor in the First Presidency, will rededicate the temple on Sunday, May 19. Attendance to the rededication session will be by invitation only.

On April 22, the Church released images of the interior of the Oklahoma City temple on Newsroom.

President James E. Faust, then second counselor in the First Presidency, dedicated Oklahoma City Oklahoma Temple on July 30, 2000. The temple was closed on Oct. 15, 2017, for extensive renovation.

The Oklahoma City temple will serve Church members in Oklahoma, Kansas, Arkansas and Missouri.

For tickets to the open house, visit templeopenhouse.ChurchofJesusChrist.org.

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