Swiss and German

Alternate Names
Swiss-German Mission, Swiss-Austrian Mission
Founded
1868 January 1
Closed
1938 January 1

Since missionary work was not progressing in Italy, at the beginning of 1868 the Swiss, Italian, and German Mission was changed into the Swiss and German Mission. Thirty years later the mission split into the Swiss Mission and the German Mission. Those two recombined on 22 May 1904 to become the Swiss-German Mission. It was renamed the Swiss-Austrian Mission briefly in 1938 before becoming the Swiss Mission once more in November of that year.

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Swiss and German (1868 - 1938) Profile
Swiss and German (1868 - 1938) Profile
Missionaries in Austria
Missionaries in Austria
Mission Conference in Frankfurt
Mission Conference in Frankfurt
Cache Valley Missionaries
Cache Valley Missionaries
First Meeting in Lyons
First Meeting in Lyons
Bern Conference
Bern Conference
Missionaries of the Swiss-German Mission
Missionaries of the Swiss-German Mission
Dresden Conference
Dresden Conference
Leipzig Conference
Leipzig Conference
Plauen Conference
Plauen Conference
Swiss and German Mission Conference
Swiss and German Mission Conference
Conference in Rotterdam, Holland
Conference in Rotterdam, Holland
Stuttgart Conference
Stuttgart Conference
Stuttgart Conference
Stuttgart Conference
Chemnitz District Missionaries
Chemnitz District Missionaries
Forest Dale Ward Missionaries
Forest Dale Ward Missionaries
Zurich Conference
Zurich Conference
Conference Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, Between 1921 – 1922
Conference Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, Between 1921 – 1922

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