Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, Mission

May! ....there be a lot of exchanges

Soooooo uhhhhh where’d April go? I don’t even know anymore hahahaha! But regardless its chill! This week was pretty dang good! I loved it a lot! Let’s hop into this week! April 28th We had our weekly meeting with all the missionaries in our district. After, we immediately went down to a place called Arat Kilo. Arat Kilo was an area I served in for one transfer if any of you are keeping track. We did an exchange with the two Elders serving there. I served with Elder Wa

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The Work Is Progressing

What's up gang! This week was a good week! Nothing crazy but its good. Let’s hop into it April 21st Today we met Efa, a member and his family who are all members. We met with them to discuss the temple and to hopefully get them ready for a temple trip soon to do baptisms for the dead. While we were there, we also had family home evening and that was awesome! Bekila also came! Hopefully he keeps coming to things he's a very busy man. April 22nd We had exchanges tod

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No photos, 1 name, all fame

The reason I used this title is because I was thinking of Christ this morning. Specifically, when he was on the earth I realized there were no photos of him. But everyone knew what he did and the miracles he had performed. Jesus of Nazareth was the Messiah and he lives today! I did not take a lot of photos this week, but you all know what I am doing without me having to add pictures. However, my mom reminds me that pictures tell stories, and I will be glad I took them when

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Interesting Facts about the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints in Ethiopia.

2,423 Total Church Membership

8-Congregations

0 Wards

8 Branches

The first members in Ethiopia were expatriates attached to embassies who held Church meetings in homes in Addis Ababa. In March 1985 Church Apostle Elder M. Russell Ballard and Elder Glenn L. Pace of the Seventy visited Addis Ababa with Church relief supplies. The Church donated some $2.8 million for famine relief and irrigation development in Ethiopia and neighboring countries, such as Sudan.

The Kenya Nairobi Mission, which includes Ethiopia, was created in 1991, and the first official Church meeting was held in Addis Ababa in August 1992. In 1993 the Church was legally registered and the first missionary couple arrived. In February 1993 the first missionaries arrived, Elder Eugene and Sister Ruth Hilton. The Church was legally registered on 16 September 1993.

The Addis Ababa Branch (a small congregation) was created in January 1994 and was presided over by Girma Denisa. He was the first Ethiopian to serve the Church as a full-time missionary.

In 2020 The first official mission was established. However, due to Covid and then civil war. The mission is still new.

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