The First Presidency is calling new temple presidents and matrons to serve in 72 temples around the world in 2022. The new temple leaders will begin service in September. Their names and temple assignments are listed below.
Africa South Area
Durban South Africa — Edward W. Baldwin and Vanessa A. Baldwin
Johannesburg South Africa — Michael S. Wrench and Ann L. Wrench
Africa West Area
Aba Nigeria — Adesina J. Olukanni and Folashade Olukanni
Asia Area
Hong Kong China — YueSang Simon Chan and Isabel KitFong Chan
Asia North Area
Sapporo Japan — Makoto Ono and Michiko Ono
Brazil Area
Belém Brazil — to be announced
Campinas Brazil — Cleto P. Oliveira and Márcia Agra de Oliveira
Curitiba Brazil — Victor E. Tavares and Edglê Tavares
Caribbean Area
Santo Domingo Dominican Republic — Leonardo C. Dominguez Joa and Ana Melo de Dominguez
Central America Area
Panama City Panama — to be announced
Quetzaltenango Guatemala — to be announced
Tegucigalpa Honduras — to be announced
Europe Area
Copenhagen Denmark — Eric Otteson and Elizabeth A. Otteson
Frankfurt Germany — Lehi K. Schwartz and Gudrun Schwartz
Lisbon Portugal — Edison I. Tsuchiya and M. Manuela Tsuchiya
London England — Roderick K. Anatsui and Josephine A. Anatsui
Paris France — Dominique M. Lucas and Josiane M. Lucas
Rome Italy — James A. Toronto and Diane Toronto
Europe East Area
Kyiv Ukraine — Borys E. Vyshnevskyi and Alla Ivanovna Vysnevska
Mexico Area
Ciudad Juárez Mexico — José Bonilla Griz and Hilda de Bonilla
Guadalajara Mexico — Sergio M. Anaya Morales and Gloria E. Rodriguez de Anaya
Mérida Mexico — Sergio M. Saavedra Melendez and Liz María Hernandez de Saavedra
Mexico City Mexico — Miguel A. Fernandez Sanchez and Martha I. Salas de Fernandez
Monterrey Mexico — Francisco Zapata Orozco and María Esther Marin de Zapata
Tampico Mexico — José Vicencio Cruz and María Hilda Pérez de Vicencio
Tuxtla Gutiérrez Mexico — to be announced
North America Central Area
Calgary Alberta — G. Lawrence Spackman and Flora E. Spackman
Cardston Alberta — F. Brent Thomas and Carolyn J. Thomas
Chicago Illinois — Jack D. Ward and Sharmon O. Ward
Fort Collins Colorado — Wallace L. Stock and Jan E. Stock
Helena Montana — David S. Heap and Mary Heap
Idaho Falls Idaho — P. Michael Poston and Wanda K. Poston
Nauvoo Illinois — Chris V. Church and Jane H. Church
Rexburg Idaho — Ryan M. Kunz and Ranae Kunz
St. Paul Minnesota — Robert L. Foote and Kally H. Foote
Star Valley Wyoming — Kirk E. Hathaway and S. Darlene Hathaway
Twin Falls Idaho — Reed J. Harris and Kathleen C. Harris
Winter Quarters Nebraska — David G. Pinco*ck and FaDene Pinco*ck
North America Northeast Area
Halifax Nova Scotia — Thomas W. Drennan and Valerie J. Drennan
Hartford Connecticut — James Forsberg and Roberta J. Forsberg
Manhattan New York — to be announced
Montreal Quebec — E. Paul Arsenault and Susanna Arsenault
Philadelphia Pennsylvania — to be announced
Richmond Virginia — Larry J. Willis and Sandra M. Willis
North America Southeast Area
Birmingham Alabama — Brian M. Williams and Machiel Williams
Nashville Tennessee — D. Shane Cruze and Kay Marie Cruze
Orlando Florida — Brent R. Holladay and Dana Holladay
North America Southwest Area
Dallas Texas — Stuart Alleman and Cindy Alleman
Gilbert Arizona — Leonard Greer and Julie Greer
Reno Nevada — David A. Haws and Joani Haws
North America West Area
Anchorage Alaska — Rodney D. Metcalf and Terry L. Metcalf
Columbia River Washington — Kelly W. Brown and Sharon Brown
Feather River California — John Hoybjerg and Valerie L. Hoybjerg
Fresno California — to be announced
Medford Oregon — Kelly E Thompson and Kristen Thompson
Oakland California — John C. Hodgman and Victoria J. Hodgman
Portland Oregon — Lawrence P. Blunck and Karen J. Blunck
Seattle Washington — to be announced
Spokane Washington — Jeffrey C. Elmer and Margaret S. Elmer
Pacific Area
Melbourne Australia — Andreas Schwabe and Janet Schwabe
Nuku’alofa Tonga — Samiuela F. Masima and Lupe Masima
Perth Australia — Leonas V. Alekna and Glenda R. Alekna
Philippines Area
Manila Philippines — Edison M. Cabrito and Florciele P. Cabrito
South America Northwest Area
Cochabamba Bolivia — Rogelio Coca Aldunate and Blanca de Coca
Lima Peru — Alejandro A. Mora and Blanca Mora
Quito Ecuador — Fernando Aguirre Sosa and Ana Lucia de Aguirre
South America South Area
Asunción Paraguay — Oscar Machuca Gonzalez and María Grau de Machuca
Santiago Chile — to be announced
Utah Area
Jordan River Utah — J. Scott Lundberg and Laurie Lundberg
Provo Utah — James W. Barry and Marilyn T. Barry
Saratoga Springs Utah — Lon W. Sorensen and Marie Sorensen
St. George Utah — Keith R. Reber and Stephanie M. Reber
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