From the Philippines to Provo and Brazil to New Zealand, the Church has called five new MTC presidents and their wives to serve around the world.
The First Presidency has called five new missionary training center presidents and their wives; with the exception of the Milders, who have already begun serving, the couples will begin their service in January.
Philippines Missionary Training Center
Sandra G. and Scott B. Clark
Scott Boyd Clark, 59, and Sandra Gail Clark, four children, Bentonville 2nd Ward, Bentonville Arkansas Stake: Philippines Missionary Training Center, succeeding President Rodolfo A. and Sister Brenda R. Carlos. Brother Clark serves as a stake executive secretary and is a former mission president in the Philippines Angeles Mission, stake president, bishop, high councilor, ward Young Men president, and missionary in the Japan Sendai Mission. Born in Murray, Utah, to Wallace Ivan Clark and Colleen Clark.
Sister Clark serves as an assistant director of public affairs, served with her husband in the Philippines Angeles Mission, and is a former stake seminary supervisor, seminary teacher, ward Primary president, and stake Young Women camp director. Born in Salt Lake City, Utah, to Jay Kent Curtis and Bonnie Jean Curtis.
New Zealand Missionary Training Center
Christine and Lindsay T. Dil
Lindsay Thomas Dil, 67, and Christine Mary Dil, four children, Takapuna Ward, Auckland New Zealand Harbour Stake: New Zealand Missionary Training Center, succeeding President Philip F. and Sister Judith L. Howes. Brother Dil serves as an area Church history adviser and is a former Area Seventy, mission president in the Ghana Cape Coast Mission, stake president, bishop, and missionary in the French Polynesian Mission. Born in Auckland, New Zealand, to Wilfred Thomas Dil and Gloria May Dil.
Sister Dil also serves as an area Church history adviser, served with her husband in the Ghana Cape Coast Mission, and is a former stake and ward Relief Society president. Born in Thames, New Zealand, to Jack Charles Cathro Patrick and Daphne Myrtle McLean Dawson Patrick.
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