LDS Chapels in Taiwan History
Understand the building story and choose a city history.
SOURCE-LED FIELD ARCHIVE
Latter-day Saints in Taiwan: history, places and records
Trace documented milestones through Taiwan’s cities, translations, meeting places and surviving bilingual web routes.
PUBLIC SOURCESLINKED
Timeline
Timeline
Milestones and era-based reading paths
Places
Places
Chapels, temples and cities as historical places
Mission
Mission
Mission organization, language learning and local leadership history
Language & Records
Language & Records
Translation, hymns, public sources and family-history context
Community Memory
Community Memory
Sourced lived-religion accounts without recreating unsourced personal pages
Archive Notes
Archive Notes
The living dated section for new sources, corrections and milestone updatesERA RIBBON
A chronology with places attached
June 1956Missionaries arrived in Taipei after studying Mandarin in Hong Kong.1956A Chinese hymnal was compiled and printed in Taipei.1963–1966The first church-owned meetinghouse was begun and later dedicated in Taipei.1974–1976Chinese editions of the Doctrine and Covenants and Pearl of Great Price were published.1979–1989A collaborative project microfilmed Chinese family records in Taiwan.1981The Kaohsiung Stake was organized.1994The Taichung Stake was organized.2021–2023The Kaohsiung temple was announced and later broke ground.
PLACE LEDGER
Read by city, record or thread
Use the place index to move between Taipei, Taichung, Kaohsiung and island-wide records. It avoids a current directory and keeps current facts visibly dated.
Explore historical places- Taipei
- meetinghouse · temple · translation
- Taichung
- central Taiwan · stake history
- Kaohsiung
- southern places · temple milestones
- Island-wide
- mission · language · family history
ARCHIVE NOTES
Dated launch folios
LDS Chapel Taipei History
Follow the Taipei building chronology without relying on an obsolete address list.
LDS Chapel Taichung History
Place central Taiwan's chapel history within the mission and island chronology.
LDS Chapel Kaohsiung History
Connect early southern meetinghouses with later mission and temple milestones.
Taipei Taiwan Temple History
Read a sourced sequence from announcement and construction to historical significance and current status.
Further notes are added after indexing only when a source, correction or archival discovery warrants one.
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