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  • 450 Cambodian Saints celebrate 'Day of Service' with festival cleanup

    More than 450 members of the Central, North and South districts in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, recently carried out their local "Day of Service" project by cleaning up trash and other debris left over from the annual Cambodian Water Festival.
  • Temple blessings for two Mormon families from Vietnam

    A series of remarkable events led to two Vietnamese families being sealed in the Manila Philippines Temple.
  • Elder Oaks visits Asia accompanied by Elder Hallstrom, Bishop Burton

    Elder Dallin H. Oaks of the Quorum of the Twelve visited several countries during a recent trip to Asia, sharing instruction, blessings and encouragement with local members, missionaries and others. Also among those he visited were government officials.
  • Country information: Vietnam

    There were probably a few Latter-day Saints among the Americans who were sent to South Vietnam in the late 1950s as advisors in the conflict with North Vietnam. A small number of members, mostly U.S. military personnel and their families, began meeting in Saigon in 1962, and on 30 June of that year, President Robert S. Taylor of the Southern Far East Mission organized them into a group with Cecil L. Cavender as leader.

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