Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Columbia Bogota Missionary Training Center
Organization
Biography
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Columbia Bogota Missionary Training Center was established in 1992 and trains incoming full time missionaries from North and Latin America.
The Bogota Missionary Training Center was established in February of 1992 by Elder Julio Dávila of the Seventy, at that time a counselor in the South America North Area Presidency. Lyman S. Shreeve also served at the Bogota trainign center in 1992. Since its opening, the center has had 11 mission presidents and provided training for 13,000 missoinaries.
Afton K. and L. Sid Shreeve autobiographical information, 1955-1997 (Lyman S. Shreeve service)
Church of Jesus Christ, via WWW, July 24, 2020 (est. 1992 by Davila, 11 presidents and 13,000 missionaries)
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Afton K. and L. Sid Shreeve autobiographical information
File — Multiple Containers
Identifier: MSS 2100
Scope and Contents
Includes "The Land Shadowing with Wings," by Lyman S. Shreeve, a compilation of correspondence, 1955-1991; reports, news clippings, and narrative. The account briefly documents his early life in St. Johns, Arizona, 1915-1930s; Latter-day Saint mission to Argentina, 1936-1938; second mission to Argentina, accompanied by his wife, 1945-1948; service as mission president in Uruguay and Paraguay, 1951-1955; work as director of Utah Society for Crippled Children and Adults, 1956-1959; work as...
Dates:
1955-1997