Temple Square Unveils New Statues of Jesus Christ, Further Additions Planned
Temple Square in Salt Lake City has recently installed three new statues of Jesus Christ, with plans to add two more in the near future.

Salt Lake City, UT, July 27, 2026 —
Salt Lake City, UT – Temple Square has recently become home to three new statues depicting Jesus Christ. The additions mark a significant artistic and devotional enhancement to the historic religious site.
The installation of these three statues is part of an ongoing effort to enrich the visual narratives present on Temple Square. These new pieces join existing artwork and structures that hold deep religious significance for members of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.
In addition to the statues already in place, plans are underway to introduce two more sculptures of Jesus Christ in the near future. These upcoming installations will further expand the collection and provide additional points of reflection and study for visitors.
The specific artists and the symbolic themes behind each new statue have not been detailed, but their placement on Temple Square underscores their importance within the faith’s tradition. The statues are intended to serve as visual representations of the central figure of Christianity.
Temple Square, a 10-acre complex in the heart of Salt Lake City, is a significant pilgrimage and tourist destination. It serves as the headquarters of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and features numerous buildings of historical and religious importance, including the Salt Lake Temple, the Salt Lake Tabernacle, and various other temples and meetinghouses.
The addition of these new statues is expected to draw increased attention from visitors and worshippers alike, offering new focal points for contemplation and spiritual engagement. Further details regarding the timeline for the installation of the remaining two statues are anticipated.
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