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Missouri IndependenceMission map & boundaries.

The Missouri Independence Mission serves part of Missouri and part of Kansas, in the United States. A mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, it serves in English, Spanish and French, and was organized in 1883.

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Mission essentials

Organized
20 April 1883
Languages spoken
English, Spanish, French
Country
United States
States
Missouri, Kansas
Area
United States Central
Map centre
38°16′N 94°14′W
Last checked
6 September 2026

Meet your mission president and leaders.

Blaine H. Hill and Debbie HillMission leaders · since July 2026

Before them

  • Scott D. Sommerfeldt and Lisa B. SommerfeldtJuly 2023 – July 2026
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What areas are in the Missouri Independence Mission?

The mapped boundary covers 2 regions, largest first.

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Mission history

Earlier names

  • Indian Territory until 29 March 1898
  • Southwestern States until 29 March 1898
  • Central States until 4 April 1904
  • Kansas-Missouri until 10 June 1970

Older links still work — /missions/central-states, /missions/kansas-missouri, /missions/southwestern-states redirect here permanently.

Mission office address

517 W Walnut St #2
Independence, MO 64050

(816) 252-6050

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