With the summer opening of 36 new missions announced in November , the Church will have the most missions in its history β missions worldwide. The new leadership couples will begin their three-year service in July. Their names and assignments are listed below. Four couples will be announced later. Some missions are being renamed, which are also effective July 1. President Carl D. Leaders of the other 35 new missions are included below noted with an asterisk.
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Graphic courtesy of Church News. Copyright Deseret News Publishing Company. Church News With 36 new missions coming in , get to know the cities, states and countries a little better. Firmage Zimbabwe Bulawayo Vusimuzi N. Sinclair Norway Oslo Lisle C. Clark and Shannon B. Russell Montana Billings Michael L. Russ and Karen B. Ray and Sarah G. See the list of mission leaders Mission Leadership Assignments. Download Media Close.
I agree to the Terms of Use for media file use. Ephraim and Yolande Zola. Justin K. David T. Jason and Denna Kaopua. Kenneth J. Vusimuzi N. Marc and Karen Davis. Serge A. Daren A. Alexander and Anita Boateng. Jacob and Janet Helland. David and Christine Oryang. Anthony and Emily Quaisie. Prince and Happiness Ebere. Richard Paapa and Ida Dadzie. Scott L and Kathy Wyatt. Allen and Alisa Hicken. David B. David W. Suresh and Pavani Ramakrishna. Ricky P. Bruce E. Sean P. Sarawut and Sasithorn Kanyaphan.
