Tonga Missionaries
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About This Alumni Site

Mission Address:
P.O. Box 58
Nuku'alofa, Tonga

Phone:
(011-676) 226007

Please make sure to REGISTER so you can be part of this site. Who can register: return missionaries, members that live in Tonga and friends related to the mission in some way.

Pictures: (above) Tonga temple (right) Missionaries in Tonga, from an issue of the Ensign.

This site seeks to bring together all return missionaries, members and friends at a central online meeting place so that all can remember the delight of serving in the Tonga Nuku'alofa Mission. If you would like to rate this site please do: Rate this site!

HISTORY from Church
Almanac 1999-2000:

In the western South Pacific, the kingdom of Tonga is a constitutional monarchy whose population speaks Tongan and English.

The first missionaries arrived July 15, 1891 and soon visited King Jiaoji (George) Tubou and received permission to preach. they acquired property and erected a mission home and school, and also purchased a boat to travel between islands. The first convert was Alipate, baptised July 15, 1892.

Much of the progress on the islands has been through Church schools. Tonga's first stake was created September 5, 1968.

Pres. Gordon B. Hinckley visited Nuku'alofa October 14, 1997.

 

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