Tegucigalpa, Honduras

Two cities in the Central District serve together as the capital of Honduras, Tegucigalpa and Comayagüela. The first congregation of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Honduras was organized in 1953. Today, the Church in Honduras has:

183,400 members (approximately)
31 stakes, 236 wards and branches, 4 missions
1 temple in Tegucigalpa, 1 being built in San Pedro Sula

Photograph of family by David Lagos

Peace in Our Home

In San Pedro Sula, Daniel and Martha Herrera and their son study the words of living prophets together. “When we do, we feel peace in our home,” Daniel says.

More about the Church in Honduras

Facts, statistics, and history of the Church in Honduras.
Elder Bednar visits Honduras and other countries in Central America.
Ground is broken for a second temple in Honduras.
Faith in Christ helps a young woman in Honduras to progress through trials.
A young man from Honduras learns about Christ’s power to heal.
Donations are made to those affected by hurricanes in Honduras.

family studying — A family in Honduras studies the gospel together.

couple at temple groundbreaking — A couple rejoices at the groundbreaking for the San Pedro Sula Honduras Temple.

sisters embracing — Sisters embrace following a Church devotional.

siblings listening to general conference — Siblings listen to general conference.

Elders Cook and Gong greeting priesthood leaders — Elder Quentin L. Cook and Elder Gerrit W. Gong greet priesthood leaders in Honduras.

Church member praying — A member prays during a meeting in Honduras.