Will someone in the know, perhaps Alf, point me to where i can find the yearly number of Mormon mishs for the Vietnam years- 1962 to 1975?
thanx in advance
kairos
Need help with number of missionaries!
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kairos wrote:Will someone in the know, perhaps Alf, point me to where i can find the yearly number of Mormon mishs for the Vietnam years- 1962 to 1975?
thanx in advance
kairos
No idea if they have this, but you should hunt around on http://cumorah.com/
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This site: https://mormonmissionprep.com/news/numb ... sionaries/ says that the church first started reporting missionary numbers in 1977.
Other sites say that during Vietnam, an agreement was reached which limited missionaries leaving to 1 per ward, every six months (basically two per ward per year). For example, https://bycommonconsent.com/2012/02/19/ ... deferrals/
Hope that helps.
Other sites say that during Vietnam, an agreement was reached which limited missionaries leaving to 1 per ward, every six months (basically two per ward per year). For example, https://bycommonconsent.com/2012/02/19/ ... deferrals/
Hope that helps.
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Re: Need help with number of missionaries!
bump for more sources!
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https://www.lds.org/general-conference/ ... 1?lang=eng
This^ is a link to the statistical report from Conference 1971. It’s a video so not sure what it reports.
Googling “LDS general conference <insert year>” was how I found it.
This^ is a link to the statistical report from Conference 1971. It’s a video so not sure what it reports.
Googling “LDS general conference <insert year>” was how I found it.
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Consider a private message to Alf.
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