Washington D.C. Temple artwork reflects Latter-day Saints, city, church

At a time when President Russell M. Nelson has increased the total number of the church’s temples by 55%, leaders want to reflect the global Latter-day Saint membership in artwork in new and renovated temples, church historian Emily Utt said.

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