Swedish
On 15 June 1905 the Swedish Mission was organized from the Scandinavian Mission, which was renamed the Danish-Norwegian Mission.
Peter Matson Called as President
1905 June–1908 June See Missionaries
Mission Founded
1905 June 15
Peter Olofsson Sundwall Called as President
1908 March–1910 November See Missionaries
Headquarters Move
1910
The mission home was located at Svartensgantan 3, Stockholm, Sweden.
Andreas Peterson Called as President
1910 August–1912 November See Missionaries
Andrew Theodore Johnson Called as President
1912 November–1913 October See Missionaries
Theodore Tobiason Called as President
1913 August–1916 June See Missionaries
Andrew Peter Anderson Called as President
1915 June–1919 August See Missionaries
Isaac Peter Thunell Called as President
1921 January–1922 December See Missionaries
Hugo Daniel Edward Peterson Called as President
1923 May–1925 September See Missionaries
John Hyrum Anderson Called as President
1925–1926 See Missionaries
Andrew Johnson Called as President
1926 January–1927 December See Missionaries
Gideon Nicanor Hulterstrom Called as President
1927 November–1932 February See Missionaries
Gustave Waldemar Forsberg Called as President
1931 November–1934 July See Missionaries
Gustive Olaf Larson Called as President
1936 August–1939 September See Missionaries
Media
Swedish (1905 - ?) Profile
Headed to Oskarström
Malmö District Missionaries
Missionaries in Norrköping
Swedish Mission Conference, Sept 9 1933
Missionaries in Sweden
Missionaries in Sweden
Missionaries in Sweden