It was located in Redwood Valley; its precise location is unknown.

Accordingly, the Temple began moving to Redwood Valley, California.

By 1972 the Temple was calling Redwood Valley the "mother church" of a "statewide political movement."

There were smaller collections from trips around the "mother church" in Redwood Valley.

The 2010 United States Census reported that Redwood Valley had a population of 1,729.

Redwood Valley is primarily residential and agricultural.

Today the Redwood Valley is known for its peppery, spicy Zinfandels.

Redwood Valley is a huge forest area.

Trotter is president of her school's environmental club and nurtures a 40-foot greenhouse at her home in Redwood Valley.

By August 1975, Jones had completely abandoned prior plans to make Redwood Valley an internal "promised land."