Niue
How the Restored Gospel came to Niue
In 1952, the restored gospel began taking root on the tiny Pacific island of Niue. Despite intense opposition, early missionaries continued teaching,…
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Niue
In 1952, the restored gospel began taking root on the tiny Pacific island of Niue. Despite intense opposition, early missionaries continued teaching,…
Japan
In 1970, more than 6.6 million people visited the Mormon Pavilion at the World’s Fair in Osaka, Japan, where The Church of…
Japan
In 1970, Japan hosted one of the largest World’s Fairs in history, and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints built…
Hong Kong
Land was expensive, suitable sites were scarce, and time was running out to build a temple before Hong Kong’s 1997 transfer to…
Hong Kong
How did a temple get built in one of the most crowded and expensive cities in the world, just as Hong Kong…
Mexico
In 1910, Andrés Carlos González Rodríguez became the first Mexican Latter-day Saint to serve a full-time mission.
Cape Verde
At 15 years old, Elisângela Monteiro discovered The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints almost by accident on the island of…
Spain
Under Francisco Franco’s dictatorship, Juan Subirats Ventura had to leave Spain just to be baptized. When he later hosted a sacrament meeting…
Ghana · Kenya
Kelvin Turay grew up Muslim in Sierra Leone before joining The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in 1991 and later…
Mongolia
Before she ever became a Latter-day Saint, Oyun Altangerel risked her livelihood and went on a hunger strike for freedom in Mongolia.
Canada
Years before Thomas S. Monson became President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he served as a mission president…
Spain · United States
In 1972, while Spain was still under the dictatorship of Francisco Franco, a group of young Latter-day Saint missionaries, including Patrick Shaha,…
South Africa
At 18 years old, Tony Pretorius was searching for truth in South Africa, visiting different churches every Sunday and praying that God…
Angola · United States
Two Church History missionaries had exhausted their research trying to discover who helped The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints gain…
New Zealand
At 19 years old, Sidney “Sid” Going was on the verge of a dream. The rising New Zealand rugby star was expected…
Tonga
While serving as missionaries in their native Tonga, Elder ‘Iohani Wolfgramm and his wife experienced an unimaginable tragedy when their three year…
Panama
Sometimes the answers to our prayers come in ways we never expect. In 1996, Jim Roberts was serving as a missionary for…
South Korea
In 1974, missionary work in South Korea faced a major challenge. With strict government limits on American missionaries and little public awareness…
South Korea
Correction: The mission president’s name was Eugene P. Till. What happens when a group of Latter-day Saint missionaries in 1970s South Korea…
Tonga
When World War II forced foreign missionaries to leave Tonga, local Latter-day Saints had to lead the Church themselves. One newly called…
Italy
When the Italy North Mission was organized in 1971, its first mission president, Dan Jorgensen, received unexpected counsel from President Harold B.…
Philippines
In 1986, Elder Ranzel Ganzon and his companion were assigned to reopen Masinloc, Zambales, in the Philippines after missionaries had seen little…
Angola · Portugal
Maria da Silva fled Angola during the civil war as a young pregnant refugee. After joining The Church of Jesus Christ of…
Chile
A young missionary in Chile felt prompted to knock on one door during a rainy night. That simple act of faith led…