Was a "reopening" of the Japanese Mission. Headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii, the goal was to proselyte to Japanese-speaking people in the islands of Hawaii.
The mission was officially named the Central Pacific Mission during WWII.
The mission's purpose ended after missionary work on mainland Japan allowed for the mission to reopen in 1948. Two years later the Central Pacific Mission was merged with the Hawaiian Mission in 1950.
Mission Founded
1937
Hilton Alexander Robertson Called as President
1937 January 29 – 1940 September 5 See Missionaries
Date Details
Started On 1937 January 29
Set Apart
Ended On 1940 September 5
Released
Jay Clair Jensen Called as President
1940 August 12 – 1943 January 31 See Missionaries
Date Details
Started On 1940 August 12
Departed from Home
Ended On 1943 January 31
Departed from Field
Edward La Vaun Clissold Called as President
1944 April 13 – May 14 See Missionaries
Date Details
Started On 1944 April 13
Set Apart
Ended On 1944 May 14
Released
Mission Closed
1950