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Updated on 31 December 2011

Guyana

 

Missionaries held the first sacrament meeting in Guyana in September 1988. Among those who attended was the Majid Abdulla family, which had been baptized previously in Canada.

The Church gained recognition in February 1989, and a small branch (a small congregation) in Georgetown was organized in March with about 23 in attendance.

In March of 1991, additional missionaries were sent to Guyana and the branch membership soon numbered more than 100 members. Later that year, Guyana became part of the newly created Trinidad Tobago Mission. By the end of 1993, there were about 270 members. By 1996, membership grew to about 500, and another branch was organized.

Guyana is part of the West Indies Mission.

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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
5,198
Congregations
13
Family History Centers
1

Statistics for South America

Total Church Membership
3,549,839
Missions
74
Congregations
5,617
Temples
14
Family History Centers
824

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