Facts and Statistics
Updated on 31 December 2012Guyana
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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| Total Church Membership | 5,415 | |
| Congregations | 13 | |
| Family History Centers | 1 |
Statistics for South America
| Total Church Membership | 3,651,658 | |
| Missions | 75 | |
| Congregations | 5,606 | |
| Temples | 15 | |
| Family History Centers | 828 |
Worldwide Statistics
| Total Church Membership | 14,782,473 | |
| Missions | 347 | |
| Missionaries | 58,990 | |
| Missionary Training Centers | 15 | |
| Temples | 141 | |
| Congregations | 29,014 | |
| Universities & Colleges | 4 | |
| Seminary Students Enrollment | 391,680 | |
| Institute Student Enrollment | 352,488 | |
| Family History Centers | 4,689 | |
| Countries with Family History Centers | 128 | |
| Church Materials Languages | 177 |
Statistics by Country

