Laie Hawaii Temple
Laei o le Malumalu
E maua laei nonō o le malumalu, ae ua fautuaina tagata o le ekalesia e aumai o latou lava laei o le malumalu. E leai se tau e tuuina atu ai laei o le potu papatiso.
Gagana
O le aoaoga o le faaeega paia o loo maua i le tele o gagana i malumalu uma. Faamolemole filifili le gagana e manaomia pe a faatulaga se taimi faatulagaina i luga o le initoneti pe fesili i le kesi o pepa faataga.
Mauaina
O nisi o fetuunaiga o loo maua, e aofia ai meafaalogo mo tagata ulu o faaletonu tulaga o le faalogo. Faamolemole faafesootai le malumalu mo nisi faamatalaga pe o i ai ni ou tulaga po o ni manaoga faapitoa.
Auaunaga o Meaai
Fale o le Malumalu
E leai se fale o le malumalu o maua.
Nofoaga Autu e Taunuu Ai
E leai se nofoaga autu e taunuu i ai o maua.
Faletusi Autu
O loo i ai le faletusi autu pe lata ane e faatau ai ofusa ma laei o le malumalu.
Nofoaga Autu mo Tagata Asiasi
O loo i ai se nofoaga autu mo tagata asiasi ma e tatala i tagata lautele.
Tapuniga o le Malumalu.
2026
2027
Faamatalaga Faaopoopo
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Reservations available, walk-ins welcome. All are welcome to the house of the Lord. Patrons who would like to come without a scheduled reservation may be asked to wait or participate in another ordinance. Click the Reservations button to schedule or modify a reservation.
Patrons are encouraged to bring their own temple clothing.
Ordinances for family names should be done in proper sequence—baptism, confirmation, Melchizedek Priesthood ordination (males), initiatory, endowment, and then sealing. Please allow sufficient time to perform all the ordinances you wish to complete during your visit. For additional help and information, please call the temple.
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