From October 17, 2026 to October 31, 2026, Saints from Martinique traveled to Santo Domingo.
Ever since we got married, my wife and I always wanted to go to the temple as often as our financial circumstances allowed. We have been able to go to every other year, with the exemption of the covid-19 pandemic period. The year 2026 seemed to be one of those years where we would not be able to attend the Temple, and we were at peace with it, because the Lord had blessed us with our first child, our little miracle as we often say. Our circumstances changed for the best. But this was without knowing that the Lord had more for us. HE had Temple Bound's Angels. When I heard about the organization, I promptly talked my Branch President about it, and there, the process that allowed my family and I to attend the temple this year started. We are so happy and feel blessed to have been able to continue to do temple work for our ancestors. Moreover, because of the help of Temple Bound, my wife was able to accompany her niece through the temple as she received her own endowment. Thank you all for your devotion and help to bless the lives of so many of the Lord's precious children to return home!
My experience at the temple is an unforgettable moment of sacred reflection—one that remains, and will always remain, an anchor for my soul and the soul of my family. I also wish to express my appreciation and gratitude for this beautiful and inspired initiative, which allows us—as converts and young members of the Church—to receive such a blessing in our lives here on earth, provided by fellow disciples of Jesus Christ, and which enables us to enter His house with love and affection. — Br. Stephan P. Maugran
The experience was fantastic. Its allows me to do a lot of names in the temple. Feeling the love of God in his holy house is something i want to bring home always. That special moment you gather there with family members was priceless. Thank you for the opportunity to attend the temple, thank you for all you do for those who are willing to work in the temple and to serve those on the other side of the veil and also for ourself.