Inside the Story: Family glass business has history with Provo City Center Temple @danrascon4545
Inside the Story: Family glass business has history with Provo City Center Temple  @danrascon4545
Uploaded May 2016 | Updated September 2026, 7 minutes ago
(KUTV) Every job is special when you're in the stained glass business, but for Jerry and Justin Lynn, the one-time Provo Tabernacle is extra close to the heart.

They've completed a two-year project for the old tabernacle, which is now the Provo City Center Temple,that's bringing some great feelings of satisfaction.

Their business, Glass Images and Creations in Orem, has been around for nearly 30 years.

They've done hundreds of projects, including 30 LDS temples. But for the Lynn brothers, who run the business with their father, their project for the new temple stands out.
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Inside the Story: Family glass business has history with Provo City Center Temple

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