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Facts and Statistics

Updated on 31 December 2011

Bahamas

 

Members have been in Bahamas since 1979. Two families who were members of the Church, Larry and Marge McCombs and Albert and Karen Ballard, moved to Nassau in the summer of 1979. Missionaries arrived in December of that year but were refused visas and were asked to leave.

Missionaries were allowed to return in March 1985. Alexandre Paul, consul general from Haiti to the Bahamas, and his wife were baptized 6 January 1980. Some 48 friends and members of the Church attended a conference of the first branch (a small congregation) in 1981. A number of members in the Bahamas have since served full time missions to other parts of the world.

A new meetinghouse was dedicated in 1988, and within a few weeks the branches began to outgrow the building.

 

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Elder Duane Hiatt
Ave. Vayeetano Germosen #40
Urb. las Alejandrina
Las Alejandrina
Las Jardines del Sur
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
809-487-0120
E-mail

Total Church Membership
954
Congregations
3
Family History Centers
1

Statistics for North America

Total Church Membership
8,521,430
Missions
152
Congregations
17,506
Temples
91
Family History Centers
2,311

Worldwide Statistics

Total Church Membership
14,441,346
Missions
340
Missionaries
55,410
Missionary Training Centers
15
Temples
136
Congregations
28,784
Universities & Colleges
4
Seminary Students Enrollment
375,388
Institute Student Enrollment
352,441
Family History Centers
4,676
Countries with Family History Centers
128
Countries Receiving Humanitarian Aid (Since 1985)
179
Welfare Services Missionaries (Incl. Humanitarian Service Missionaries)
9,251
Church Materials Languages
176