The British Mission was the largest mission in the Church during the nineteenth century. For many years, the President of the British Mission also held the title of President of the European Mission, which meant that he supervised the presidents of the other missions in Europe. This changed in 1928 when the European Mission president began no longer directly operating the British Mission.
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British (1837 - ?) Profile
The LDS Chapel of 1899, Lowestoft
Group of missionaries of the British Mission, circa 1910.
British Mission headquarters, 1903
Heber J. Grant and Missionaries in Britain
Lowestoft, a LDS Chapel, 1899 October
Scottish Conference, 1898
European Mission Headquarters, circa 1880
Smiths, Nibleys, and Grants
A Special District Meeting
Nottingham Conference, October 1899
Nottingham Conference, October 1890
Convention of Mission and Conference Presidents
Mission Conference, 1930
Scottish Conference, December 1899
Presidents of British Mission Conferences
Manchester Conference, April 1898
Conference Presidents' Convention
Liverpool Conference, 1910
Manchester Conference, November 1911