including Jersey Village, Cypress, Lakewood, and Fairfield Katy (1991) - covers far west suburban Houston south of I-10, including Katy and Cinco Ranch, and rural areas west of Houston, including Sealy and Columbus Bay City (1991) - covers rural area south and southwest of Houston, including Angleton, Bay City, Victoria, Freeport, Wharton, and El Campo Klein (2003) - covers northwest suburban Houston mostly between Hwy 249 and I-45, including Klein, Champions, Inwood, Acres Homes, and parts of Spring. The Houston Texas Temple of the Church is located within Klein Stake. Houston West (formed as a Spanish-speaking stake in 2006, reorganized as a multilingual stake in 2022) - covers northwest suburban Houston between I-10 and US 290, including Spring Branch, Copperfield, and Bear Creek Richmond (2006) - covers west and southwest suburban Houston, including Memorial, Alief, Mission Bend, and Pecan Grove League City (2009) - covers southeast suburban Houston mostly east of I-45, including Clear Lake, League City, Webster, Dickinson, Texas City, and Galveston Spring (2009) - covers north suburban Houston mostly east of I-45, including Spring, Rayford, Bender's Landing, and Oak Ridge Summerwood (2012) - covers east and northeast suburban Houston, including Humble, Atascocita, Summerwood, North Shore, Channelview, Sheldon, and Crosby The Woodlands (2014) - covers far north suburban Houston, mostly west of I-45, primarily including The Woodlands and eastern Magnolia area Bridgeland (formed as the Bear Creek Stake in 2015, reorganized and renamed in 2022) - covers far west and northwest suburban Houston, including Katy and Bridgeland, and rural areas northwest of Houston, including Waller and Hempstead Conroe (2017) - covers Conroe and rural areas north of Houston, including Montgomery, Huntsville, Madisonville, and Crockett Tomball (2017) - covers Tomball and Magnolia and far northwest suburban Houston, including Gleannloch Farms and Inverness The Church of Jesus Christ in Houston includes congregations that speak English, Spanish, Chinese, Vietnamese, and ASL. There are also congregations designated for single college-age adults (Young Single Adult) and for inmates (Correctional). One Temple, the Houston, Texas Temple, lies outside the Houston area in unincorporated Harris County (with a Spring address), and serves the stakes in the area. It is the second temple built in Texas after the Dallas, Texas Temple, and one of the four currently operating in Texas today. It was dedicated on August 26, 2000, by President Gordon B. Hinckley. There are three missions of the Church of Jesus Christ in the Houston area: