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Alpine German-SpeakingMission map & boundaries.
The Alpine German-Speaking Mission serves 4 countries and territories. A mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, it serves in German and Russian, and was organized in 1959.
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Mission essentials
- Organized
- 4 October 1959
- Languages spoken
- German, Russian
- Countries
- Austria, Germany, Liechtenstein, Switzerland
- Area
- Europe Central
- Map centre
- 47°30′N 12°02′E
- Last checked
- 6 September 2026
Meet your mission president and leaders.
Brett A. Greenhalgh and Janice Greenhalgh
Before them
- Martin W. Bates and Donna Bates
What areas are in the Alpine German-Speaking Mission?
The mapped boundary crosses 3 countries.
- part of BayernGermany
- NiederösterreichAustria
- SteiermarkAustria
- TirolAustria
- part of Baden-WürttembergGermany
- OberösterreichAustria
- KärntenAustria
- SalzburgAustria
- GraubündenSwitzerland
- most of BernSwitzerland
- most of ValaisSwitzerland
- BurgenlandAustria
Mission history
Earlier names
- South German until 10 June 1970
- Germany South until 10 June 1970
- Germany Munich until 20 June 1974
- Munich Germany/Austria until 1 July 2002
Mission office
No office address is available for this mission. No public source lists a current one. We would rather show nothing than an address that turns out to be wrong.
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