President Russell Nelson’s temple tally hits 100. See the 17 that put him over the top.

Eight will be in separate U.S. states; nine are coming to seven different nations. One African nation and one U.S. state are getting their first LDS temples.

(Photo courtesy of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) The Rio de Janeiro Temple in Brazil is set to be dedicated May 8. Brazil will be getting two more temples, raising the nation's total 16.

President Russell Nelson’s temple tally hits 100. See the 17 that put him over the top.

Eight will be in separate U.S. states; nine are coming to seven different nations. One African nation and one U.S. state are getting their first LDS temples.

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