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Rongelap church. Photo: Lanny and Ginger of SwiftSure.
Rongelap church. Photo: Lanny and Ginger of SwiftSure.
The bright yellow Likiep church.
Photo: Jon O’Neill.

The Marshall Islands hosts a large number of religions and a majority of people attend church or temple on a regular basis. Note: The pictured church in Rongelap is of a style copied throughout most of the outer islands.  

Assembly/ies of God: Delap Deacons’ office 625-5675; Ajeltake Church 528-2868
Assumption Catholic Church: Church Office 625-8307
Baptist: Majuro Independent Baptist Church/School 625-3141; Laura Baptist Church 528-2877; Rairok Baptist Church 247-4830
Bahai: 247-5312
Bukot Nan Jesus: Delap 625-7914, Laura 528-8226
Church of Latter Day Saints: 247-5372 or 247-5680
Majuro International English Church: rikakisteve@gmail.com
Muslim Mosque: 625-1774
Naan Ko Rejouj Ministries: 528-2709
Protestant Church: Laura 528-2277, Rita 625-3568
Salvation Army: 625-3200
Seventh Day Adventist: 625-3200

 

Mornings Star by artist Dean Ellis.
The Morning Star was a missionary vessel that played a crucial role in bringing Christianity to the Marshall Islands. It was sent to the Pacific Ocean in 1856, and its mission was to spread the Gospel to the indigenous people. The vessel was almost worn out and was thought better to build a new one than to repair the old one. The first missionary to go to sea in the Morning Star was Reverend Hiram Bingham Jr., who has known the vessel ever since. His story is detailed in the book “Story of the Morning Star,” which was written in 1866 and serves as a testament to the ship’s impact on missionary work in the region. 

 

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