Welcome - SACTM Alumni

What We Offer

Connect, Share, Remember

Join a vibrant community of missionaries and members united by their service in the Cape Town Mission - one of four missions serving over 71,000 members in South Africa

Alumni Network

Reconnect with companions, zone leaders, and mission presidents. Share stories and strengthen bonds that last forever.

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Mission Areas

Explore every area from Bellville to Khayelitsha. See who served where and when, and connect with local members.

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Memorials

Honor those who have passed on. Celebrate their service, share memories, and keep their legacy alive forever.

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Testimonials

Mission Stories

Hear from alumni about their experiences

"The Cape Town Mission changed my life forever. The people, the experiences, and the growth I experienced there continue to bless me every day. This website helps me stay connected to that sacred time."

Elder Johnson

Served 2015-2017 • Mitchells Plain

"Finding my companions after 20 years was incredible! We picked up right where we left off. The bonds formed in the mission field truly are eternal."

Sister Martinez

Served 2002-2003 • Observatory

"As a local member, I love being able to connect with the missionaries who served in our ward. Their dedication and love for our people continues to inspire me."

Brother Nkosi

Local Member • Khayelitsha Ward

Mission Geography

From Table Mountain to the Townships

The Cape Town Mission covers one of the most diverse and beautiful regions in the world, serving communities from coastal suburbs to vibrant townships since 1984.

18 Stakes

Throughout South Africa

194 Congregations

112 Wards & 82 Branches

3 Languages

English, Afrikaans, Xhosa

Our Journey

Mission Timeline

Key moments in SACTM history

1853

First Missionaries Arrive

Jesse Haven, Leonard I. Smith, and William H. Walker arrive in Cape Colony on April 19. First branch organized in Mowbray on August 16.

1978

Priesthood Revelation

Priesthood restriction lifted, allowing all worthy male members to hold the priesthood regardless of race.

1984

Cape Town Mission Created

South Africa Cape Town Mission organized on July 1st. Cape Town Stake organized on May 6th.

1985

Johannesburg Temple Dedicated

First temple in Africa dedicated, serving members throughout the continent.

2021

Cape Town Temple Announced

President Russell M. Nelson announces a temple to be built in Cape Town on April 4th.

Your Mission Family Awaits

Join the growing community of Cape Town Mission alumni. Our mission has been part of South Africa's rich church history since 1984, building on a legacy that began in 1853.

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