A video walk-through of the Willamette Valley Temple offers a rare look inside one of the sacred spaces of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints — and for a limited time, the public is invited in.
From the moment visitors pass through the stained glass doors, the space is defined by soft white and gold tones, floral motifs inspired by the Pacific Northwest and detailed craftsmanship throughout. Marble floors lead to a series of rooms typically reserved for members, including instruction rooms, a baptistry supported by 12 gold oxen and a bright, chandelier-filled celestial room designed for quiet reflection.
The temple in Springfield is open daily, except Sundays, through May 9 ahead of its June dedication, when it will close to the public. Visitors can tour the full interior during the open house, though photography is not permitted inside…