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The History of the
Saints in Trinidad & Tobago by Jean A. B. Borde
Synopsis:
Missionaries came to Trinidad in 1975 as visitors from the Venezuela
Caracas Mission and then returned. Later, Elizabeth Dopson, a Trinidadian
member returning form the UK, requested full-time missionaries come to
Trinidad from then President of the Church Pres. Spencer W. Kimball.
Through this missionaries came in 1977 and baptized the first member
families: Payne & Borde. A lot of government restriction
delayed the early organization of the Church.
There were some
detailed books written for the benefit of those interested in the
History of the Saints in Trinidad & Tobago. These books were first
made available in crude print, then as an Ebook on CD, and now for free
here on the net. Ensure that you bookmark this site for future reference
and let interested persons know of the location.
Trinidad
& Tobago Mormons History Books
Select the aspect of the History of Saints in Trinidad & Tobago that
you are looking for:
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Book
One
Covers
the beginnings of the Church, journals of members, dedication
of Trinidad & Tobago, formation of the Port of Spain, San
Fernando and other key Branches. Begin reading, click
here.
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Book Two
The
continuing progress of the Church locally, Book Two goes into
some of the author's travels, the establishment of new Branches
and more testimonies from Members, click
here.
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Fireside: Pres. Hinckley
The
visit of Pres. Gordon B. Hickley and James E. Faust of the
First Presidency to Trinidad. Meeting with Prime Minister Patrick
Manning, video clips and more, click
here.
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Two Districts
For
a brief time before the creation of the Port of Spain Trinidad
Stake there were two Districts formed, click
here.
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Tobago Opened
Coming
Soon
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First Stake
The
formation of the first Stake in Trinidad & Tobago on 1st
March, 2009. click here.
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Miscellaneous Info About Trinidad & Tobago
Pioneers
A page with little tidbits of information not large enough for its'
own section, click here.
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Optional External Sites Related to Trinidad & Tobago
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West
Indies Mission
A
basic alumni site about the West Indies Mission and the former
name: Trinidad & Tobago Mission. Click
here
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TT
People
Related
Links and Discussion about Trinidad & Tobago, also contains
an independent Forum for Discussion, click
here.
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TT
Crime
Documents
the high crime rate in the country and certain current cases.
Click here
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Caribbean
Roots
Contains
an independent Forum for all Caribbean people to Discuss Genealogy
and Genealogical Research. Click
here
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 News: Latest Comments
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Name: Ibram
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Comments: Those HDC buildings remind me of those South American apartment buildings. The moment you see clothes hanging from the balcony you know you're in shanty town. I hope they select upstanding people for that place whenever they have it completed... And that's another thing, what are they waiting on? When you pass these massive buildings you see no one working on it.
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