Brazilian Mission

Date Formed
1935 May 25
Location Formed
Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States
Organization Type
Ecclesiastical
Organization Area
South-america
Organization Participants in Database
164

Organized 25 May 1935 from the South American Mission. At the time of creation the boundaries covered what is now Brazil, Bolivia, Ecuador, Colombia, and Venezuela. The first mission president was Rulon Stanley Howells.

The mission closed from 1943 to 1946 due to WWII.

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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

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Rulon Stanley Howells Set Apart as Mission President

1935 April 18 – 1938 December 22

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Set Apart

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Ended On 1938 December 22
Arrived at Home

Formed in Salt Lake City, Salt Lake, Utah, United States

1935 May 25

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Occurred On 1935 May 25
Formed

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John Alden Bowers Set Apart as Mission President

1938 August 27 – 1942 June 1

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Ended On 1942 June 1
Arrived at Home

William West Seegmiller Departed from Home as Mission President

1942 February 27 – 1945 April 13

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Departed from Home

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Ended On 1945 April 13
Released

Harold Morgan Rex Set Apart as Mission President

1945 April 13 – 1949 January 28

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Set Apart

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Ended On 1949 January 28
Released

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Brazilian Mission Map
Brazilian Mission Map
Interior Tracting in Brazil
Interior Tracting in Brazil
Brazilian (1935 - ?)
Brazilian (1935 - ?)