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  Argentina Cordoba Mission

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   Webmaster: John Ahlander Other Languages:    
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This site is dedicated to all the missionaries who served in the Argentina Cordoba Mission of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Please feel free to browse the Alumni Database, check out the Recent News or post to the Message Board. If you are not a returned missionary (from this mission) but still would like to contribute, post a message to the Guest Book.

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Number of records:
Alumni: 2046
Current: 44
Pictures: 23
Reunions: 1
News: 6


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Reunion Notice

President: Gazzoni
Event Date: 02 Oct 2009
Bradley Kirk Maples | Details

What's New?

21 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Victor Hernan Rengifo
21 Jun 2009   Alumni: Alexander Isaac Franco
20 Jun 2009   Reunion: 10-2-2009 - West Haven, Utah 84401 -- Bradley Kirk Maples
19 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Mauro Alberto Aguilar
14 Jun 2009   *Alumni: Bradley Kirk Maples
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