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Area (LDS Church)

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Administrative unit of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints

Areas of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints outside US and Canada.

Areas of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in US and
Canada.

Inthe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (LDS Church), anarea is an administrative unit that typically is composed of multiplestakes andmissions. These areas are the primary church administrative unit between individual stakes or missions and the church as a whole.

History

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The areas as they now exist were formed in January 1984.[1] Prior to that time,general authorities served as "area supervisors" and at times resided outside ofSalt Lake City.[2] In 1984, 13 initial areas were created; by 1992 there were 22, and by early 2007 there were 31. As of August 2025, there are 24 areas, 6 in the United States, and 18 worldwide, including the new Canada Area.[3][4][5][6] In conjunction with the move to create a Canada Area, five of the other six North American areas were renamed. The former North America Central, North America Northeast, North America Southeast, North America Southwest, and North America West Areas, respectively are now known as the United States Central, United States Northeast, United States Southeast, United States Southwest, and United States West Areas, respectively.[7][8]

Administration

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Until 2003, each area had a president and two counselors, all of whom were typically general authorities (area seventies sometimes served as counselors). This three-man body was known as thearea presidency. In that year, the church eliminated these presidencies for areas located in theUnited States andCanada, which were all then placed under the direct supervision of a member of thePresidency of the Seventy, thus freeing more general authorities from specific area assignments. Since these areas were previously administered by area presidencies located at church headquarters in Salt Lake City, the administrative change was not as drastic as it might seem.

In April 2018, the church announced that, effective August 1 of that year, areas in the United States and Canada would once again be supervised by a three-man presidency. This enabled the Presidency of the Seventy to more fully assist theQuorum of the Twelve Apostles in their duties, and to fill other assignments as needed.[9]

The areas outside the United States continue to be governed by area presidencies that are typically composed of general authority seventies and/or area seventies. These presidency members usually reside in a headquarters city located in the geographic boundaries of the area. Area seventies who serve in these presidencies reside in their own homes, which may or may not be in the area headquarters city.

In 2019, church leaders stated that the 10 North American areas would be merged into six (the Idaho Area merged into the North America Central Area; the North America Northwest Area merged into the North America West Area; and the Utah North, Utah Salt Lake City, and Utah South areas merged into a single Utah Area.[10]

Also in 2019, a structural change occurred in the administration of the Middle East/Africa North Area. In prior years, two general authorities based at church headquarters were assigned oversight for the area. However, beginning in August 2019, a three-man area presidency was established to oversee the area. Two of them were general authorities at church headquarters, while the second counselor was an area seventy living in the area.

In 2019, church leaders also announced the division of the Africa Southeast Area, into the Africa Central and Africa South areas, effective August 1, 2020.[3] Two months later, W. Christopher Waddell, second counselor in thePresiding Bishopric, announced in Johannesburg that the new Africa Central Area would be headquartered inNairobi,Kenya.[11]

Then in 2022, additional structural changes affected Europe. The Europe and Europe East areas were split into 3 areas and renamed the Europe Central, Europe East, and Europe North areas. The presidency of the Europe Area became the presidency of the Europe Central Area, with the presidency of the Europe East Area becoming three area seventies. The president and first counselor in the Europe East Area were reassigned to fill the same roles in the Europe North Area, with the second counselor being an area seventy. The area seventy who had been serving as the second counselor in the Europe East Area was designated an assistant to the Europe North Area presidency, specifically overseeing Ukraine and Moldova, which will be separate from a specific area at the current time.[12]

Then, in early December 2024, the First Presidency created a new Canada Area.[6] Subsequently, in mid-April 2025, in conjunction with the announcement of the first Canada Area presidency, it was announced that the area headquarters would be inCalgary, Alberta, with some area functions managed inToronto, Ontario.[13][14]

As of August 2025, the church has 18 areas outside and 6 areas inside the United States, for a total of 24 areas. With the changes in the Europe Areas, the church now has five area seventies serving in area presidencies. Area assignments are generally announced sometime after April'sgeneral conference and are effective August 1.[15]

Summary statistics

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AreaMembersStakesDis­trictsCon­gre­ga­tionsMissionsTemples
OUAT
Africa Central207,6484323602151247
Africa South204,0634724533132248
Africa West503,5551514317392522913
Asia172,2782921287112327
Asia North[a]240,7113817381126039
Brazil1,525,436287382096371131024
Canada205,907533502691111
Caribbean230,596342437393014
Central America842,3511332711131982313
Europe Central231,56661116941970613
Europe East22,823347040011
Europe North295,0216695981581413
Middle East/ Africa North[a]3,496201800011
Mexico1,534,058230431878341431027
United States Central[b]1,075,6262790258918196833
United States Northeast[b]589,0851292113817111719
United States Southeast[b]645,0941270115818121518
United States Southwest[b]1,143,3512672222625154827
United States West[b]1,271,6652670208229173828
Pacific597,41314027126216110415
Philippines882,461131561324263003
South America Northwest1,541,07425647191137102921
South America South1,316,5141884615722983516
Utah[b]2,205,1346406538613235432

Temples
O=Operating Temples (includes temporary closures)
U=Temples Under Construction
A=Temples publicly announced to be constructed
T=Total Temples (announced and under construction)

  1. ^abEstimates or latest available data were used for countries without released membership and congregational statistics. A significant number of countries in the Middle East/North Africa and Asia Areas don't have any official church membership and congregational data and therefore are more reliant on these estimates.
  2. ^abcdefBoundaries for areas follow mission boundaries and not necessarily state boundaries. Calculations were done according to state boundaries. When a state/province is split between more than one area, the area with the most predominance in the respective state/province received that state's membership and congregational statistics for calculation.
    For example, the Utah Area uses membership statistics for the state of Utah, even though parts of the state are outside of the Utah Area, and that area includes portions of other US states.

Area details

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The following details are current as of August 1, 2025, and are taken fromthe LDS Church Growth Blog, statistical profiles on cumorah.com, and theFacts and Statistics page of the church's official website (www.churchofjesuschrist.org). Ward and branch totals and membership numbers were last updated (with some approximations as noted in the previous section) in 2025.

Africa Central

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Headquarters:Nairobi,Kenya

Official Website

163,345 Members, 35 Stakes, 20 Districts, 454 Congregations, 15 Missions, 5 Temples[16]

President: Thierry K. Mutombo[17][18]

First counselor: Paul B. Pieper[17][18]

Second counselor: Christophe G. Giraud-Carrier[17][18]

Missions:

  • Cameroon Yaounde Mission
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Kananga Mission[19]
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Kinshasa East Mission
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Kinshasa South Mission
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Kinshasa West Mission
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Kolwezi Mission
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Lubumbashi Mission
  • Democratic Republic of the Congo Mbuji-Mayi Mission
  • Ethiopia Addis Ababa Mission

Temples:

Geographic coverage:
(Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)

Africa South

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Headquarters:Johannesburg,South Africa

Official Website

165,935 Members, 36 Stakes, 25 Districts, 470 Congregations, 13 Missions, 6 Temples[16]

Area president: Carlos A. Godoy[17][18]

First counselor: Denelson Silva[17][18]

Second counselor:Vaiangina Sikahema[17][18]

Missions:

  • Mozambique Maputo Mission
  • South Africa Cape Town Mission
  • South Africa Durban Mission
  • South Africa Johannesburg Mission
  • South Africa Pretoria Mission[19]
  • Zambia Lusaka Mission
  • Zimbabwe Bulawayo Mission
  • Zimbabwe Harare Mission

Temples:

Geographic coverage:
(Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)

Africa West

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Headquarters:Accra,Ghana

Official Website

447,186 Members, 134 Stakes, 44 Districts, 990 wards, 606 branches, 25 missions, 9 temples[20]

Area president: Alfred Kyungu[17][18]

First counselor: Adeyinka A. Ojediran[17][18]

Second counselor: Isaac K. Morrison[17][18]

Missions:

  • Benin Cotonou Mission
  • Côte d'Ivoire Abidjan East Mission
  • Côte d'Ivoire Abidjan North Mission[19]
  • Côte d'Ivoire Abidjan West Mission
  • Côte d'Ivoire Yamoussoukro Mission
  • Ghana Accra East Mission
  • Ghana Accra North Mission
  • Ghana Accra West Mission
  • Ghana Cape Coast Mission
  • Ghana Kumasi Mission
  • Ghana Takoradi Mission
  • Liberia Monrovia Mission
  • Nigeria Aba Mission[19]
  • Nigeria Abuja Mission[19]
  • Nigeria Benin City Mission
  • Nigeria Calabar Mission
  • Nigeria Enugu Mission
  • Nigeria Ibadan Mission
  • Nigeria Lagos Mission
  • Nigeria Owerri Mission
  • Nigeria Port Harcourt North Mission
  • Nigeria Port Harcourt South
  • Nigeria Uyo Mission
  • Sierra Leone Bo Mission
  • Sierra Leone Freetown Mission

Temples:

Geographic coverage:
(Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)

Asia

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Headquarters:Hong Kong,China

Official Website

184,136 Members, 35 Stakes, 34 Districts, 409 Congregations, 12 Missions, 9 Temples[16]

Area president: Benjamin M. Z. Tai[21][22]

First counselor: Kelly R. Johnson[21][22]

Second counselor: David L. Buckner[23][24]

Missions:

  • Cambodia Phnom Penh East Mission
  • Cambodia Phnom Pehn West Mission
  • China Hong Kong Mission
  • India Bengaluru Mission
  • Taiwan Taipei Mission
  • Thailand Bangkok East Mission
  • Thailand Bangkok West Mission
  • Vietnam Hanoi Mission

Temples:

Geographic coverage:
(Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)

Asia North

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Headquarters:Tokyo,Japan

Official Website

241,297 Members, 38 Stakes, 19 Districts, 385 Congregations, 12 Missions, 7 Temples[16]

Area president: J. Kimo Esplisn[7][8]

First counselor: Christopher H. Kim[7][8]

Second counselor: Michael John U. Teh[7][8]

Missions:

  • Japan Fukuoka Mission
  • Japan Kobe Mission
  • Japan Nagoya Mission
  • Japan Sapporo Mission
  • Japan Sendai Mission
  • Japan Tokyo North Mission
  • Japan Tokyo South Mission
  • Korea Busan Mission

Temples:

Geographic coverage:
(Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)

Brazil

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Headquarters:São Paulo,Brazil

Official Website

1,472,521 Members, 281 Stakes, 40 Districts, 2,176 Congregations, 37 Missions, 20 Temples[16]

Area president: Joni L. Koch[21][22]

First counselor: Ciro Schmeil[17][18]

Second counselor: Mark D. Eddy[21][22]

Missions:

  • Brazil Belém Mission
  • Brazil Belo Horizonte Mission
  • Brazil Brasília Mission
  • Brazil Campinas Mission
  • Brazil Cuiabá Mission
  • Brazil Curitiba Mission
  • Brazil Curitiba South Mission
  • Brazil Florianópolis Mission
  • Brazil Fortaleza Mission
  • Brazil Fortaleza East Mission
  • Brazil Goiânia Mission
  • Brazil João Pessoa Mission
  • Brazil Juiz de Fora Mission
  • Brazil Londrina Mission
  • Brazil Maceió Mission
  • Brazil Manaus North Mission
  • Brazil Manaus South Mission
  • Brazil Natal Mission
  • Brazil Piracicaba Mission
  • Brazil Porto Alegre North Mission
  • Brazil Porto Alegre South Mission
  • Brazil Recife Mission
  • Brazil Recife South Mission
  • Brazil Ribeirão Preto Mission
  • Brazil Rio de Janeiro North Mission
  • Brazil Rio de Janeiro South Mission
  • Brazil Salvador Mission
  • Brazil Salvador South Mission
  • Brazil Santa Maria Mission
  • Brazil Santos Mission
  • Brazil São Paulo East Mission
  • Brazil São Paulo West Mission
  • Brazil São Paulo Interlagos Mission
  • Brazil São Paulo North Mission
  • Brazil São Paulo South Mission
  • Brazil Teresina Mission
  • Brazil Vitória Mission

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

Brazil

Canada

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Headquarters:Calgary,Alberta &Toronto,Ontario[26]

Official website

205,907 Members, 53 Stakes,39 Districts, 592 Congregations, 6 Missions, 10 Temples

Area president: Vern P. Stanfill[7][8]

First counselor: D. Martin Goury[7][8]

Second counselor: James E. Evanson[7][8]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

Caribbean

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Headquarters:Santo Domingo,Dominican Republic

Official Website

399,607 Members, 67 Stakes, 29 Districts, 607 Congregations, 12 Missions, 4 Temples[16]

Area president: Valeri V. Cordon[7][8]

First counselor: Hugo Montoya[21][22]

Second counselor: Ahmad S. Corbitt[7][8]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:
(Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)

Central America

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Headquarters:Guatemala City,Guatemala

822,262 Members, 133 Stakes, 28 Districts, 1,101 Congregations, 19 Missions, 12 Temples[16]

Area president: Patricio M. Giuffra[7][8]

First counselor: Ryan K. Olsen[7][8]

Second counselor: Gregorio E. Casillas[7][8]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

Eurasian

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Headquarters:Moscow,Russia

9,491 Members, 3 Stakes, 9 Districts, 82 Congregations, 6 Missions, 1 Temples[16][28]

Area president: Aleksandr A. Drachyov (Area Seventy)[7][8]

First counselor: Nikolai Ustyuzhaninov (Area Seventy)[7][8][29]

Second counselor: Vladimir N. Astashov (Area Seventy)[7][8][30]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:
(Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)

Europe Central

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Headquarters:Frankfurt,Germany

223,324 Members, 64 Stakes, 11 Districts, 694 Congregations, 17 Missions, 12 Temples[16]

Area president: Ruben V. Alliaud[17][18]

First counselor: Jack N. Gerard[17][18]

Second counselor: James W. McConkie III[17][18]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:
(Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)

Europe North

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Headquarters:London,England

Official Website

292,944 Members, 69 Stakes, 10 Districts, 608 Congregations, 15 Missions, 10 Temples[16]

Area president: Kevin W. Pearson[7][8]

First counselor: Marcos A. Aidukaitis[17][18]

Second counselor: Alan T. Phillips[36][37]

Missions:

  • England London Mission
  • England Manchester Mission
  • Finland Helsinki Mission
  • Norway Oslo Mission
  • Portugal Lisbon Mission

Temples:

Geographic coverage:
(Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)

Mexico

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Headquarters:Mexico City,Mexico

Official Website (Español)

1,507,720 Members, 227 Stakes, 47 Districts, 1,863 Congregations, 32 Missions, 23 Temples[38]

Area president: Sean Douglas[7][8]

First counselor: Moises Villanueva[7][8]

Second counselor: Brik V. Eyre[7][8]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

Middle East/ Africa North

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Headquarters:Salt Lake City,Utah

5,457 Members, 2 Stakes, 2 Districts, 33 Congregations, 0 Missions, 1 Temples[16][39]

Area president: Anthony D. Perkins[36][37]

First counselor: Adilson de Paula Parrella[21][22]

Second counselor: Roland J. Bäck (Area Seventy)[36][37]

Missions:

No Missions

Temples:

Geographic coverage:
(Areas where the LDS Church has no official presence in italics)


Pacific

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Headquarters:Auckland,New Zealand

Official website

581,988 Members, 140 Stakes, 35 Districts, 1,278 Congregations, 17 Missions, 17 Temples[16]

Area president: Peter F. Meurs[21][22]

First counselor:Taniela B. Wakolo[21][22]

Second counselor: Jeremy R. Jaggi[21][22]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

Philippines

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Headquarters:Quezon City,Philippines

Official Website

853,254 Members, 125 Stakes, 55 Districts, 1,272 Congregations, 23 Missions, 12 Temples[40]

Area president: Carlos G. Revillo Jr.[17][18]

First counselor: Chi Hong (Sam) Wong[17][18]

Second counselor: William K. Jackson[7][8]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

South America Northwest

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Headquarters:Lima,Peru

Official Website (Spanish)

1,327,350 Members, 217 Stakes, 40 Districts, 1,625 Congregations, 33 Missions, 15 Temples[16]

Area president: Juan Pablo Villar[7][8]

First counselor: Taylor G. Godoy[7][8]

Second counselor: Sandino Roman[7][8]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

South America South

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Headquarters:Buenos Aires,Argentina

Official Website (Spanish)

1,284,696 Members, 181 Stakes, 54 Districts, 1,560 Congregations, 29 Missions, 12 Temples[16]

Area president: Joaquin E. Costa[17][18]

First counselor: Alan R. Walker[17][18]

Second counselor: Eduardo Gavarret[17][18]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

United States Central

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Headquarters:Salt Lake City,Utah

1,148,849 Members, 304 Stakes, 2,765 Congregations, 20 Missions, 33 Temples[16][41]

Area president: Jose A. Teixeira[7][8]

First counselor: Ricardo P. Gimenez[7][8]

Second counselor: Karl D. Hirst[7][8]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

United States Northeast

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Headquarters:Salt Lake City,Utah

Official Website

643,071 Members, 141 Stakes, 5 Districts, 1,300 Congregations, 17 missions, 18 Temples[16][41]

Area president: Allen D. Haynie[36][37]

First counselor: Mathias Held[17][18]

Second counselor: Robert M. Daines[17][18]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

United States Southeast

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Headquarters:Salt Lake City,Utah

618,465 Members, 127 Stakes, 1,153 Congregations, 16 Missions, 16 Temples[16][41]

Area president: Craig C. Christensen[17][18]

First counselor: Massimo De Feo[7][8]

Second counselor: Aroldo B. Cavalcante[7][8]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

United States Southwest

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Headquarters:Salt Lake City,Utah

1,120,569 Members, 259 Stakes, 2 Districts, 1,948 Congregations, 22 Missions, 21 Temples[16][41]

Area president: Jose L. Alonso[17][18]

First counselor: Michael A. Dunn[17][18]

Second counselor: Jonathan S. Schmitt[17][18]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

United States West

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Headquarters:Salt Lake City,Utah

1,300,546 Members, 273 Stakes, 1 Districts, 2,219 Congregations, 29 Missions, 24 Temples[16][41]

Area president: Takashi Wada[7][8]

First counselor: Peter M. Johnson[7][8]

Second counselor: Hugo E. Martinez[7][8]

Missions:

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

Utah

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Headquarters:Salt Lake City,Utah

Official Website

2,173,560 Members, 629 Stakes, 2 Districts, 5,412 Congregations, 13 Missions, 28 Temples[16][41]

Area president: Brian K. Taylor[7][8]

First counselor: John A. McCune[7][8]

Second counselor: Jorge T. Becerra[7][8]

Missions:

  • Utah Salt Lake City East Mission
  • Utah Salt Lake City Headquarters Mission
  • Utah Salt Lake City West Mission
  • Utah Salt Lake City South Mission
  • Utah Salt Lake City Temple Square Mission
  • Utah Saratoga Springs Mission
  • Utah Spanish Fork Mission
  • Utah St. George Mission

Temples:

Geographic coverage:

Utah;Arizona (small portion);Idaho (small portion);Nevada (small portion);Wyoming (southwest corner)

See also

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References

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  1. ^Allen, James B. andGlen M. Leonard.The Story of the Latter-day Saints 2nd Edition, p. 654.
  2. ^Mehr, Kahlile (Spring 2001)."Area Supervision: Administration of the Worldwide Church, 1960-2002".Journal of Mormon History.27 (1):192–214.
  3. ^abAfrica Southeast Area to be Divided into Two Areas,South African Newsroom, 28 June 2019. Retrieved 30 March 2020.
  4. ^Africa Central Area Office to be in Nairobi Kenya,South African Newsroom, 19 August 2019. Retrieved 30 March 2020.
  5. ^First Presidency Announces 2022 Area Leadership Assignments,Newsroom, churchofjesuschrist.org. 7 April 2022. Retrieved 8 April 2022.
  6. ^ab"The First Presidency Creates the Canada Area of the Church".newsroom.churchofjesuschrist.org. 2024-12-06. Retrieved2025-09-14.
  7. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzaaabacadaeafagahFirst Presidency Announces 2025-2026 Area Leadership Assignments,Church News, 14 April 2025. Retrieved 14 April 2025
  8. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzaaabacadaeafagah" Area presidency assignments for 2025-26 announced,Church News, 14 April 2025. Retrieved 14 April 2025.
  9. ^First Presidency Announces 2018 Area Leadership Assignments,Mormon Newsroom, 5 April 2018. Retrieved 8 April 2018.
  10. ^First Presidency Announces 2019 Area Leadership Assignments, churchofjesuschrist.org, 26 April 2019. Retrieved 5 May 2019.
  11. ^Nairobi, Kenya, to be Church Africa Central Area Office,Newsroom, churchofjesuschrist.org, 20 August 2019. Retrieved 9 April 2022.
  12. ^First Presidency announces 2022-2023 area leadership assignments,Church News, 7 April 2022. Retrieved 8 April 2022.
  13. ^New Canada Area Presidency Announced,Canada Newsroom, churchofjesuschrist.org. 17 April 2025. Retrieved 12 June 2025.
  14. ^While two of the area presidency members will administer the area from the main headquarters in Calgary, one presidency member will administer the area from Toronto[citation needed]
  15. ^Historically, the assignments were effective on August 15, but August 1 has been the effective date since 2007[citation needed].
  16. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstBased on official and unofficial membership and congregational found onThe Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints membership statistics data is 2022 or latest available. This is combined numbers for all countries within area.
  17. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyFirst Presidency Announces 2024 Area Leadership Assignments,Newsroom, churchofjesuschrist.org, 19 April 2024. Retrieved 19 April 2023.
  18. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxy2024-2025 area leadership assignments announced,Church News, 19 April 2024. Retrieved 19 April 2024.
  19. ^abcdefSwenson, Madison (Nov 23, 2022),"Church Opening Six New Missions in 2023",KSL TV 5, retrievedJanuary 13, 2023
  20. ^As notedhere, current as of March 21, 2023.
  21. ^abcdefghiFirst Presidency Announces 2023 Area Leadership Assignments,Newsroom, churchofjesuschrist.org, 14 April 2023. Retrieved 15 April 2023.
  22. ^abcdefghiFirst Presidency announces 2023-2024 area leadership assignments,Church News, 14 April 2023. Retrieved 15 April 2023.
  23. ^Area presidency assignments for 2025-26 announced,Deseret News, 14 April 2025. Retrieved 17 April 2025.
  24. ^First Presidency Announces 2025–2026 Area Leadership Assignments,Newsroom, churchofjesuschrist.org, 14 April 2025. Retrieved 17 April 2025.
  25. ^The developing Church in Mongolia now belongs to the North Asia region,Newsroom: Mongolia, 24 July 2019, retrieved 22 March 2022.
  26. ^While the functional headquarters of this area is Calgary, one member of the area presidency will administer the area from Toronto, as verifiedhere.
  27. ^As verifiedhere.
  28. ^The name for this area was changed in late 2023, as verifiedhere.
  29. ^Although the area president and second counselor changed this year, Ustyuzhaninov has served as the first counselor in this area since 2022. That is verifiedhere for 2022,here for 2023, andhere for 2024.
  30. ^Astashov is also currently serving as the president of the Russia Moscow Mission, as verifiedhere.
  31. ^Headquartered in Zagreb Croatia.
  32. ^Headquartered in Munich Germany.
  33. ^Headquartered in Leiden The Netherlands).
  34. ^Headquartered in Sofia Bulgaria.
  35. ^Headquartered in Prague Czech Republic.
  36. ^abcdFirst Presidency Announces 2022 Area Leadership Assignments,Newsroom, churchofjesuschrist.org, 7 April 2022. Retrieved 10 April 2022.
  37. ^abcdFirst Presidency announces 2022-2023 area leadership assignments,Church News, 7 April 2022. Retrieved 10 April 2022.
  38. ^"Facts and Statistics: Statistics by Country: Mexico",Newsroom, LDS Church, retrieved29 May 2023
  39. ^Because much of the Middle East/Africa North Area covers countries that doesn't recognize the church, third party estimates are used for a significant portion of this count.
  40. ^As verifiedhere.
  41. ^abcdefArea boundaries many times deviate from state/provincial boundaries. Used statistics for states and provinces where this area is most predominant.
  42. ^Stack, Peggy Fletcher."Mormon missionaries find work, meaning in community service",The Washington Post, 4 February 2014. Retrieved on 7 March 2020.
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