Swedish

Founded

1905 June 15

On 15 June 1905 the Swedish Mission was organized from the Scandinavian Mission, which was renamed the Danish-Norwegian Mission.

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Mission Founded

1905 June 15

Peter Matson Called as President

1905 June 15 – 1908 June See Missionaries

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On 1905 June 15

Set Apart

On 1908 June

Arrived at Home

Peter Olofsson Sundwall Called as President

1908 March 16 – 1910 November 3 See Missionaries

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On 1908 March 16

Set Apart

On 1910 November 3

Released

Headquarters Move

1910

The mission home was located at Svartensgantan 3, Stockholm, Sweden.

Andreas Peterson Called as President

1910 August 27 – 1912 November 15 See Missionaries

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On 1910 August 27

Set Apart

On 1912 November 15

Released

Andrew Theodore Johnson Called as President

1912 November – 1913 October 1 See Missionaries

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On 1912 November

Called

On 1913 October 1

Released

Theodore Tobiason Called as President

1913 August 14 – 1916 June 16 See Missionaries

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On 1913 August 14

Set Apart

On 1916 June 16

Released

Theodore Tobiason Called as President

1913 August 14 – 1916 June 16 See Missionaries

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On 1913 August 14

Set Apart

On 1916 June 16

Released

Andrew Peter Anderson Called as President

1915 June 25 – 1919 August 16 See Missionaries

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On 1915 June 25

Set Apart

On 1919 August 16

Arrived at Home

Theodore Tobiason Called as President

1919 June – 1921 December 24 See Missionaries

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On 1919 June

Set Apart

On 1921 December 24

Released

Theodore Tobiason Called as President

1919 June – 1921 December 24 See Missionaries

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On 1919 June

Set Apart

On 1921 December 24

Released

Isaac Peter Thunell Called as President

1921 January – 1922 December 3 See Missionaries

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On 1921 January

Set Apart

On 1922 December 3

Released

Hugo Daniel Edward Peterson Called as President

1923 May 23 – 1925 September 1 See Missionaries

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On 1923 May 23

Set Apart

On 1925 September 1

Arrived at Home

John Hyrum Anderson Called as President

1925 July 22 – 1926 See Missionaries

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On 1925 July 22

Set Apart

On 1926

Released

Andrew Johnson Called as President

1926 – 1927 December 21 See Missionaries

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On 1926

Called

On 1927 December 21

Arrived at Home

Gideon Nicanor Hulterstrom Called as President

1927 November 9 – 1932 February 17 See Missionaries

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On 1927 November 9

Set Apart

On 1932 February 17

Arrived at Home

Gustave Waldemar Forsberg Called as President

1931 November 13 – 1934 July 30 See Missionaries

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On 1931 November 13

Set Apart

On 1934 July 30

Released

Hugo Daniel Edward Peterson Called as President

1934 May 25 – 1936 September 23 See Missionaries

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On 1934 May 25

Set Apart

On 1936 September 23

Arrived at Home

Gustive Olaf Larson Called as President

1936 August 12 – 1939 September 12 See Missionaries

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On 1936 August 12

Set Apart

On 1939 September 12

Arrived at Home

Media

Swedish (1905 - ?) Profile

Headed to Oskarström

Malmö District Missionaries

Swedish Mission Conference, Sept 9 1933

Missionaries in Norrköping

Missionaries in Sweden

Sources

Andrew Jenson, "Swedish Mission," Encyclopedic History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Publishing Co., 1941), 851-52

Andrew Jenson, "Swedish Mission," Encyclopedic History of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (Salt Lake City: Deseret News Publishing Co., 1941), 851-52.

Carl Erik Johansson, "History of the Swedish Mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 1905-1973," Master's thesis, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, 1973

Carl Erik Johansson, "History of the Swedish Mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints 1905-1973," Master's thesis, Brigham Young University, Provo, Utah, 1973.

Mormon Newsroom Facts and Statistics: Sweden

Mormon Newsroom Facts and Statistics: Sweden.

Nordstjernan

Nordstjernan.

Sweden Stockholm Mission history, 1850-1971, Church History Library

Sweden Stockholm Mission history, 1850-1971, Church History Library.