Explore Our Exhibits

Discover interactive displays, uplifting messages, and sacred spaces—each designed to inspire faith, invite reflection, and bring you closer to Jesus Christ.

The Christus

At the heart of the Visitors’ Center stands a beautiful representation of the resurrected Savior. With open arms, the Christus invites every visitor to come unto Christ, feel His love, and remember His place at the center of God’s plan.

Set against a peaceful backdrop, this exhibit creates a quiet moment to reflect on the life, mission, and majesty of Jesus Christ.

Height

11 feet (on 4 ft base)

Backdrop

The Firmament

Material

Carrara Marble

Discover & Learn

Thorvaldsen's Christus

See a detailed replica of the famous Christus statue with its outstretched arms, reminding viewers of the loving kindness of Jesus Christ. 

Holy Scriptures

Discover how the scriptures testify of Jesus Christ and learn why the word of God matters so deeply in everyday life.

Savior of the World Exhibit

Feel the love of the Savior as you explore this exhibit featuring scriptural accounts of His matchless life and teachings. 

🌐 27+ languages 🙏 Centered on Jesus Christ

Temple Hall

Walk through a space filled with uplifting imagery, sacred messages, and views that connect visitors to the beauty and purpose of the temple.

📸 Inspiring visuals    🏛 Temple views

Engage & Explore

Temples and Visitors’ Centers help teach faith, purpose, and God’s love for His children.

God's Plan for His Family

Discover why families matter in God’s plan and how temple teachings offer hope that family relationships can continue beyond this life.

Family History

Learn why remembering our ancestors matters and how family history can deepen faith, strengthen identity, and connect generations.

Ask a Missionary

Have a question while you explore? Missionaries are available to visit with you, answer questions, and help you learn more at your own pace.

See It All in Person

Photos can only capture so much. Come experience the peace, beauty, and inspiration of these exhibits for yourself—admission is always free.