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Florida Jacksonville Mission

  • United States information: Florida

    William Brown and Daniel Cathcart were called by Joseph Smith to serve a mission to Pensacola in April 1843, but no record exists of them fulfilling the calling. Between April and June 1854, Phineas Young visited the Indian chiefs in Florida and distributed copies of the Book of Mormon. John Morgan, Southern States Mission president, visited Florida in 1885 but long-term missionary work did not begin until the state became part of the mission on 1 March 1894.
  • Obituaries

    M. Keith Hansen, 76, who presided over the Florida Jacksonville Mission from 1998-2001, who resided in Gresham, Ore., died Nov. 3, 2009, while vacationing on Maui.
  • Missionary Training Center presidents

    The First Presidency has called eight new Missionary Training Center presidents and their wives, who will serve with them. They will begin service about Jan. 1, 2010.
  • Triplets receive mission calls same day, will enter MTC together

    Nathan, Jason and John Hansen share a lot in common. Together they comprise three-fourths of a set of quadruplets born premature at 26 weeks of gestation to John and Laurie Hansen in 1990.

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