UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
Jan. 1, 2009: Est. population, 304,060,000; Members, 5,974,041; Stakes, 1,438; Wards, 11,289; Branches, 2,074; Districts, 12; Missions, 106;Temples in use, 62; under construction or announced, 7; Percent LDS, 2, or one in 51.
A few stakes and missions have headquarters in states other than that for which they are named. To simplify this listing, these stakes and missions are listed in the states for which they are named. Numbers preceding stakes and missions are their chronological numbers assigned at the time of creation. Letters are added if number has been used previously.
(* Stake name changed 14 Jan 1974 or as indicated otherwise.)
California
Jan. 1, 2009: Est. population, 36,757,000; Members, 755,747; Stakes, 157; Wards, 1,182; Branches, 174; Missions, 17; Temples, 7; Percent LDS, 2.1, or one in 49.
A Mormon immigrant company under direction of Samuel Brannan departed on the ship Brooklyn from New York on 4 February 1846 en route to the Great Salt Lake valley via California. The group under the direction of Brannan navigated the southern tip of South America around Cape Horn and arrived at Yerba Buena on 31 July 1846. The company of around 230 people were the first known Latter-day Saints to set foot in California. Their numbers tripled the population of tiny Yerba Buena. They soon helped build it into the prosperous city of San Francisco. While there, Brannan and other Saints began publication of one of California's first English-language newspapers, the California Star, in October 1846. One of the Brooklyn saints, Angeline Lovett, set up a school in the old Franciscan Dolores Mission, the first English-language school in California.
During the early autumn of 1846 Brannan led 20 men to the San Joaquin Valley, about 70 miles east of San Francisco where they founded a Mormon farming village named New Hope Colony. It soon failed as heavy seasonal storms flooded the valley, destroying their crops. Most of the Brooklyn saints left California for Salt Lake City in 1848. On their way, they carved an emigrant road that would be used by thousands of westward bound travelers including the gold rush "Forty-Niners."
In January 1847, the Mormon Battalion arrived in San Diego. Battalion members helped construct a number of buildings and public works in San Diego. They then traveled to Los Angeles where they built a fort and raised the first American flag. Six discharged battalion members were at Sutter's Mill in northern California when gold was discovered there on 24 January 1848. The diary of battalion veteran Henry W. Bigler is used by historians to determine the details of the discovery of gold in California.
In February 1856, George Q. Cannon began publication in San Francisco of the Western Standard, a weekly periodical supportive of the Church.
The first colonization from Utah to California came in 1851 when a company of about 450 Saints under direction of Elders Amasa M. Lyman and Charles C. Rich of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles settled at what is now San Bernardino. The colony was the final settlement in a string of Mormon communities extending 800 miles from Salt Lake City. The community thrived, and on 6 July 1851 the San Bernardino Stake, California's first, was organized. Faithful members in this colony were eventually outnumbered by less-committed members who created considerable dissension. When the troubled colony was dissolved by the Church at the advance of Johnston's Army toward Salt Lake City in 1857, about 1,400 — fewer than half the total — returned to Utah to colonize other areas. With the departure in 1857 the San Bernardino Stake was dissolved, and for a period of 35 years, the Church did not have formally organized ecclesiastical units in the state.
Missionary work was conducted in California from 1849-1858. It was discontinued when missionaries were recalled to Utah during the Utah War. The work remained dormant until 1892 when missionary activities were resumed by Luther Dalton who began missionary labors in San Francisco and Oakland. In 1894, Karl G. Maeser relocated to California to direct the Utah exhibit of the California's mid-winter fair and to serve as president of the newly re-established California Mission.
The Los Angeles Branch was created on 20 August 1895, and a year later, the Northern California and Southern California conferences were organized. The Sacramento Conference was added in 1898. Most missionary work in California before the turn of the century took place in the larger population centers.
In the 1920s, a number of talented Church members immigrated to California. Many of them and their descendants became noted leaders, including two California governors, a Church president, and internationally recognized figures in science, business, education, sports, and the arts. Since the immigration to California of the 1920s, nearly 10 percent of the membership of the Church has lived in the Golden State.
The first stake created in the state in the 20th century was the Los Angeles Stake, organized on 21 January 1923. On 22 May 1927, the Los Angeles Stake was divided to form the Los Angeles and Hollywood stakes. Shortly afterwards, on 10 July 1927, the San Francisco Stake was established.
By 1930, Church members in California numbered 21,254.
On the opening day of the San Francisco World's Fair on 18 February 1939, some 1,400 people visited the Church's exhibit, a visitors center portraying a reduced-size Salt Lake Tabernacle.
Eight California stakes were created in the 1930s, five in the 1940s, and 30 in the 1950s.
Land for California's first temple was purchased in 1937 in Los Angeles. The temple, the second largest in the Church, was dedicated in 1956. A second temple was dedicated in Oakland in 1964, followed by others dedicated in San Diego in 1993, Fresno in 2000, and Redlands in 2003. Temples are now under construction in Newport Beach and Sacramento.
The Church has a strong presence among minority groups. There are over 200 Church ethnic units and six ethnic stakes in California.
President Spencer W. Kimball spoke to a Los Angeles Area Conference in the Rose Bowl on 17-18 May 1980, drawing an estimated 75,000 members. Conference talks were simultaneously translated into seven languages. This is believed to be the largest number of members ever gathered for a Church meeting anywhere in the world.
By 1980, membership in the state totaled 541,000. From 1991 to 1993, because of an out- migration of members, membership dropped from 721,000 to 719,000. However, from 1993 to 1995, membership rose to 725,690. The Church is now the second largest religious denomination in California, with a membership of more than 740,000 in 1999.
In July 1996, the sesquicentennial of the arrival of the ship Brooklyn was celebrated through the re-enactment of the event on a replica ship that sailed into San Francisco Bay. Members throughout the state commemorated the milestone anniversary.
In San Diego's Old Town on 18 January 1997, some 2,400 members re-enacted the arrival of the Mormon Battalion in California 150 years earlier. Other Mormon Battalion celebrations along the coast followed on respective anniversaries. On 6 March 1997, President Gordon B. Hinckley spoke to a record audience of the Los Angeles World Affairs Council, and on 19 March, he addressed the World Forum of Silicon Valley. He also spoke at various Church events during the year. A Church-produced video depicting the discovery of gold at Sutter's Mill was donated to the state of California to be shown continuously at Marshall Gold Discovery State Park in Coloma.
At the beginning of the year 2000, California had 17 missions, more than any other state in the United States. In the state's major cities, many minority converts have been taught the gospel in their own language. With significant immigration to California from Latin America, five Spanish-speaking stakes have been organized, two since 1992. Various Asian and Polynesian wards function as well, and a Tongan stake was created in San Francisco in 1992.
In 2002, membership reached 765,883.
In May 2003, hundreds of Los Angeles-area Muslims and members of the Pasadena California Stake joined in preparing emergency supplies for Iraqi families. With conflicts of the war with Iraq completed, a humanitarian aid day was set for 10 May 2003 where hygiene kits for some 10,000 families were completed and added to a $650,000 shipment of medical supplies and blankets donated by the Church.
President Hinckley attended the rededication of the historic Hollywood (now Los Angeles California California) Stake tabernacle on 8 June 2003.
Membership in 2003 was 770,885.
President Hinckley dedicated the Newport Beach Temple on 28 August 2005, the sixth temple in California, and the 122nd in the Church. The 17,800 square-foot edifice, built on fertile soil once occupied by orange groves, served 47,000 members in 16 stakes.
President Hinckley returned to California on 3 September 2006 to dedicate the Sacramento California Temple, the seventh temple in California and the 123rd in the Church. It serves a district of 80,000 members.
Sources: Andrew Jenson, Encyclopedic History of the Church, 1941; Richard O. Cowan and William E. Homer, California Saints: A 150-year Legacy in the Golden State, 1996; Chad M. Orton, More Faith than Fear, the Los Angeles Stake Story, 1987; Richard O. Cowan, "It Started in Yerba Buena," Instructor, June 1961; Albert L. Zobell, "The Church in Early California," Improvement Era, May 1964; Edward Leo Lyman, "The Rise and Decline of Mormon San Bernardino," BYU Studies, Fall 1989; Daniel H. Ludlow, ed., Encyclopedia of Mormonism, 1992; Julie A. Dockstader, "Spanish Spoken Here," Church News, 15 May 1993; Ana Gabriel, "Exhibit Honors LDS Settlers in California," Church News, 6 July 1996; Gerry Avant, "The Sesquicentennial of the Mormon Battalion," and "Men of Mormon Battalion: 'No Ordinary Men,'" Church News, 25 January 1997; "Church to Create Eight New Missions," Church News, 1 March 1997; Ana Gabriel, "California Leader Accepts LDS Film For State Park," Church News, 31 January 1998; Julie A. Dockstader, "Video Tells Battalion's Part In California Gold Discovery," Church News, 31 January 1998; R. Scott Lloyd, "Symbol of Growth in Fertile San Joaquin," Church News, 22 April 2000; "3 New Temples to be Built in California," Church News, 28 April 2001; Last is Hardest: Wagons Pull Safely Over Cajon Pass," Church News, 27 October 2001; "Arrival in San Bernardino," 3 November 2001; Sonja Eddings Brown, "Hygiene Kits To Help 10,000 Iraqi Families," Church News, 17 May 2003; Lincoln Hubbard, "Unique Building Restored, Rededicated," Church News, 14 June 2003; "Ground Broken for Newport Beach Temple," Church News, 23 August 2003; Greg Hill, "Redlands Temple in Inland Empire," Church News, 20 September 2003; "Gospel blossoming in land of fertile testimonies," Church News, 3 September 2005; Greg Hill "Adding a new treasure to '49 gold rush country," Church News, 9 September 2006.
Stakes — 158
(Listed alphabetically by area as of Oct. 1, 2009.)
No. / Name Organized / First President
North America West Area — 157
402 / *Anaheim California
Anaheim / 14 Mar 1965 / Max V. Eliason
1514 / Anaheim California East / 24 Feb 1985 / William E. Perron
1042 / Anderson California / 10 Jun 1979 / Richard Miller Ericson
1263 / Antioch California / 3 May 1981 / Clifford Spence Munns
2729 / Apple Valley California / 10 Sep 2006 / Craig C. Garrick
864 / Arcadia California / 9 Oct 1977 / Cree-L Kofford
1691 / Antelope California / 6 Mar 1988 / Roger William Mack
Sacramento California Antelope
1032 / Auburn California / 27 May 1979 / David Oliver Montague
186 / *Bakersfield California
Bakersfield / 27 May 1951 / E. Alan Pettit
944 / Bakersfield California East / 18 Jun 1978 / William Horsley Davies
1622 / Bakersfield California South /14 Dec 1986 / Jack Ray Zimmerman
763 / Camarillo California / 8 Aug 1976 / Victor Glenn Johnson
337 / *Canoga Park California / 6 Dec 1992
*Los Angeles California Canoga Park
Canoga Park / 8 Oct 1961 / Collins E. Jones
309 / *Carlsbad California
Palomar / 6 Nov 1960 / Wallace F. Gray
1505 / Carmichael California / 25 Nov 1984 / Marc Earl Hall
269 / *Cerritos California
Norwalk / 26 Oct 1958 / Lewis Milton Jones
565 / *Chico California
Chico / 6 Feb 1972 / Lloyd Johnson Cope
1072 / Chino California / 14 Oct 1979 / Allen Clare Christensen
770 / Chula Vista California / 19 Sep 1976 / Robert Eugene Floto
1150 / Citrus Heights California / 22 Jun 1980 / James Barnes
378 / *Concord California
Concord / 23 Jun 1963 / Ted Eugene Madsen
983 / Corona California / 19 Nov 1978 / Darvil David McBride
226 / *Covina California (Spanish)
Covina / 26 Feb 1956/ Elden L. Ord
502 / *Cypress California
Anaheim West / 15 Feb 1970 / Hugh J. Sorensen
229 / *Danville California / 19 Jun 1989 / *Walnut Creek California
Walnut Creek / 26 Aug 1956 / Emery R. Ranker
1151 / Davis California / 22 Jun 1980 / Peter Glen Kenner
1740 / Del Mar California / 7 Jan 1990 / Robert Geoffrey Dyer
279 / *Downey California / 18 Feb 1986
*Huntington Park California
Huntington Park / 19 Apr 1959 / Clifford B. Wright
179 / *East Los Angeles California (Spanish) / 27 Jun 1993
*Los Angeles California East
*Los Angeles East / 29 May 1970
East Los Angeles (California) / 26 Feb 1950 / Fauntleroy Hunsaker
261 / *El Cajon California / 30 Nov 1975
*San Diego California El Cajon
San Diego East / 20 Apr 1958 / Cecil I. Burningham
1119 / *El Centro California Imperial Valley / 18 Mar 1997
El Centro California / 16 Mar 1980 / Robert Lamoreaux
984 / El Dorado California / 19 Nov 1978 / Harold George Sellers
487 / *Elk Grove California / 30 Sep 1993
*Sacramento California South
Sacramento South (California) / 15 Jun 1969 / John Henry Huber
588 / *Escondido California
Escondido / 24 Sep 1972 / Donald R. McArthur
1847 / Escondido California South / 9 Feb 1992 / Louis L. Rothey
338 / *Eureka California
Redwood
(California, Oregon) / 22 Oct 1961 / D. DeVar Felshaw
428 / Folsom California / 12 Feb 1967 / Harvey Stansell Greer
*Fair Oaks California
Fair Oaks
682 / Fairfield California / 16 Feb 1975 / Byron Gale Wilson
1602 / Fontana California / 22 Jun 1986 / Wayne Hall Bringhurst
425 / *Fremont California
Fremont / 11 Dec 1966 / Francis B. Winkel
185 / *Fresno California
Fresno / 20 May 1951 / Alwyn C. Sessions
381 / *Fresno California East
Fresno East / 15 Sep 1963 / Melvin P. Leavitt
1463 / Fresno California North / 12 Feb 1984 / Stephen L. Christensen
1464 / Fresno California West / 12 Feb 1984 / Gary R. Fogg
707 / Fullerton California / 21 Sep 1975 / Leon Tad Ballard
330 / *Garden Grove California
Garden Grove / 25 Jun 1961 / James Malan Hobbs
786 / Glendora California / 14 Nov 1976 / William Marshall Raymond
116 / *Granada Hills California / 8 Apr 1997
*Van Nuys California
*San Fernando / 15 Oct 1939
Pasadena / 19 Apr 1936 / David H. Cannon
107 / *Gridley California
Gridley / 4 Nov 1934 / John C. Todd
442 / *Hacienda Heights California / 15 Jan 1978 / *El Monte California
El Monte / 17 Sep 1967 / James Cyril Brown
948 / Hanford California / 6 Aug 1978 / Gerald Leo Thompson
228a / *Hayward California
Hayward / 26 Aug 1956 / Milton P. Ream
961 / Hemet California / 17 Sep 1978 / Darrel D. Lee
1632 / Hesperia California / 22 Feb 1987 / Larry Dale Skinner
420 / *Huntington Beach California
Huntington Beach / 5 Jun 1966 / Conway W. Nielsen
802 / Huntington Beach / 16 Jan 1977 / Wesley Charles Woodhouse
California North
1477 / Huntington Park California West (Sp) / 3 Jun 1984 / Rafael Nestor Seminario
129 / *Inglewood California 21 Feb 1993 / *Los Angeles California Inglewood
Inglewood / 26 Nov 1939 / Alfred E. Rohner
1633a / Irvine California / 12 Apr 1987 / Jack L. Rushton Jr.
1784 / Jurupa California / 9 Dec 1990 / Lester C. Lauritzen
518 / *La Crescenta California
La Canada / 7 Jun 1970 / Robert C. Seamons
347 / *La Verne California
Pomona / 21 Jan 1962 / Vern R. Peel
1354 / Laguna Niguel California / 20 Jun 1982 / Donald H. Sedgwick
794 / Lancaster California / 28 Nov 1976 / Stephen N. Hull
1798 / Lancaster California East / 19 May 1991 / John Milloy Martz
1654 / Livermore California / 13 Sep 1987 / Willis Arthur Sandholtz
822 / *Lodi California / 3 May 1981 / Stockton California East / 10 Apr 1977 / Robert Graham Wade
117 / *Long Beach California
Long Beach / 3 May 1936 / John W. Jones
177 / *Long Beach California East
*Long Beach East / 29 May 1970 / East Long Beach / 12 Feb 1950 / John C. Dalton
704 / Los Altos California / 24 Aug 1975 / W. Kay Williams
98 / *Los Angeles California
*Los Angeles / 19 Nov 1939
Hollywood / 22 May 1927 / George W. McCune
188 / *Los Angeles California Santa Monica
Santa Monica (California) / 1 Jul 1951 E. / Garrett Barlow
1249 / Manteca California / 22 Mar 1981 / David Leon Ward
2108 / Menifee California / 15 Oct 1995 / Timothy Rudd
156 / *Menlo Park California
Palo Alto / 23 Jun 1946 / Claude B. Petersen
659 / Merced California / 15 Sep 1974 / Robert D. Rowan
826 / Mission Viejo California / 8 May 1977 / Nolan C. Draney
399 / *Modesto California
Modesto / 7 Jun 1964 / Clifton A. Rooker
716 / Modesto California North / 26 Oct 1975 / Charles Elwin Boice
258 / *Monterey California
Monterey Bay / 2 Mar 1958 / James N. Wallace Jr.
1656 / Moreno Valley California / 27 Sep 1987 / David Lowell Briggs
831 / Morgan Hill California / 15 May 1977 / Donald Russell Lundell
1693 / Murrieta California / 20 Mar 1988 / Ronald Miguel Peterson
297 / *Napa California
Napa / 17 Apr 1960 / Harry S. Cargun
652 / Newbury Park California / 18 Aug 1974 / Lavar M. Butler
453 / *Newport Beach California
Newport Beach / 31 Mar 1968 / Ferren L. Christensen
231 / *North Hollywood California / 6 Dec 1992
*Los Angeles California North Hollywood
Burbank (California) / 16 Sep 1956 / James D. Pratt
227a / *Oakland California
Oakland-Berkeley / 26 Aug 1956 / O. Leslie Stone
2752 / Oakland California East (Tongan) / 17 Feb 2007 / Tevita Manuevaha Lauti
1092 / Ontario California / 9 Dec 1979 / Seth C. Baker
251a / *Orange California
Santa Ana / 8 Dec 1957 / Karl C. Durham
441 / *Palm Desert California
Palm Springs / 27 Aug 1967 / Quinten Hunsaker
459 / *Palmdale California
Antelope Valley / 12 May 1968 / Sterling A. Johnson
739 / Palos Verdes California / 18 Jan 1976 / Merrill Bickmore
128 / *Pasadena California
Pasadena / 1 Oct 1939 / Bertram M. Jones
1608 / Penasquitos California / 21 Sep 1986 / Michael Lee Jensen
215 / *Placentia California
*Fullerton / 14 Mar 1965 / Orange County / 27 Jun 1954 John C. Dalton
675 / Pleasanton California / 8 Dec 1974 / Dale Edwin Nielsen
2202 / Porterville California / 16 Jun 1996 / Steven E. Tree
1056 / Poway California / 26 Aug 1979 / Paul B. Richardson
1648 / Rancho Cucamonga California / 13 Aug 1987
Cucamonga California / 28 Jun 1987 / Steven Thomas Escher
319 / *Redding California
Redding / 13 Dec 1960 / Albert C. Peterson
938 / *Redlands California / 5 May 1987 / San Bernardino California East / 4 Jun 1978 Donald L. Hansen
415 / *Rialto California
Rialto / 20 Mar 1966 / Wayne A. Reeves
521 / *Ridgecrest California
Mount Whitney / 16 Aug 1970 / AlDean Washburn
196 / *Riverside California
Mount Rubidoux / 26 Oct 1952 / Vern Robert Peel
1854 / Rocklin California / 19 Apr 1992 / Jay Robert Jibson Jr.
515 / *Roseville California
Roseville / 17 May 1970 / S. Lloyd Hamilton
108 / *Sacramento California
Sacramento / 4 Nov 1934 / Mark W. Cram
1152 / *Sacramento California Cordova / 11 Jan 1994
*Sacramento California Rancho Cordova / 17 Sep 1985
Sacramento California Cordova / 22 Jun 1980 / Richard W. Montgomery
290 / *Sacramento California East
American River / 6 Dec 1959 / Austin G. Hunt
219 / *Sacramento California North
*Sacramento North / 30 Sep 1969
North Sacramento / 12 Dec 1954 / Austin G. Hunt
2642 / San Clemente California / 13 June 2004 / Curtis Denzil Reese
111 / *San Bernardino California
San Bernardino / 3 Feb 1935 / Albert Lyndon Larson
136 / *San Diego California
San Diego / 9 Feb 1941 / Wallace W. Johnson
736 / San Diego California East / 30 Nov 1975 / Philip Alma Petersen
489 / *San Diego California North
San Diego North / 22 Jun 1969 / Ray Michael Brown
360 / *San Diego California Sweetwater / 30 Aug 1988 / *Lemon Grove California / 16 Aug 1983
*San Diego California South
San Diego South / 21 Oct 1962 / Cecil I. Burningham
1915a / San Fernando / 6 Dec 1992 / Jose Gerardo Lombardo
California (Spanish)
99 / *San Francisco California
San Francisco / 10 Jul 1927 / W. Aird Macdonald
1863 / San Francisco California / 10 May 1992 / Sione Fangu
East (Tongan)
1515 / San Francisco California West / 24 Feb 1985 / Jeremiah I. Alip
202 / *San Jose California
San Jose / 30 Nov 1952 / Vernard L. Beckstrand
450 / *San Jose California South San Jose South (California) / 11 Feb 1968 / DeBoyd L. Smith
329 / *San Leandro California
San Leandro / 21 May 1961 / Milton R. Ream
248 / *San Luis Obispo California
San Luis Obispo / 22 Sep 1957 / Arthur J. Godfrey
462 / *San Rafael California
Marin / 23 Jun 1968 / Weston L. Roe
1838 / Santa Ana California / 5 Jan 1992 / Renan Ramos Disner
South (Spanish)
184 / *Santa Barbara California
Santa Barbara / 18 Mar 1951 / Arthur J. Godfrey
642 / *Santa Clarita California / 2 Feb 1992 / Los Angeles California /19 May 1974 / Norman D. Stevensen
Santa Clarita
823 / Santa Cruz California / 24 Apr 1977 / Edwin Reese Davis
1920 / Santa Margarita California / 17 Jan 1993 / David Michael Daly
384 / *Santa Maria California
Santa Maria / 20 Oct 1963 / Clayton K. Call
181 / *Santa Rosa California
Santa Rosa / 7 Jan 1951 / J. LeRoy Murdock
1582 / Santee California / 8 Dec 1985 / Robert Earl Harper
387 / *Saratoga California
San Jose West / 10 Nov 1963 / Louis W. Latimer
448 / *Simi Valley California
Simi / 10 Dec 1967 / John Lyman Ballif III
171 / *Stockton California
San Joaquin / 25 Apr 1948 / Wendell B. Mendenhall
2613a / Temecula California / 27 Apr 2003 / Kevin G. Osborne
1624 / Thousand Oaks California / 11 Jan 1987 / Grant R. Brimhall
282 / *Torrance California
Torrance / 3 May 1959 / Roland Earl Gagon
220 / *Torrance California North
Redondo / 29 May 1955 / Leslie L. Prestwich
1591 / Turlock California / 23 Mar 1986 / Robert Peebles Baker
877 / Ukiah California / 30 Oct 1977 / Robert Vernon Knudsen
583 / *Upland California
Upland / 13 Aug 1972 / Frank E. Finlayson
1801 / Vacaville California / 26 May 1991 / Edwin Gordon Wells Jr.
1845 / Valencia California / 2 Feb 1992 / Reed E. Halladay
548 / *Ventura California
Ventura / 30 May 1971 / Joseph F. Chapman
1397 / Victorville California / 30 Jan 1983 / Owen Dean Call
492 / *Visalia California
Visalia / 24 Aug 1969 / Alva D. Blackburn
967 / Vista California / 8 Oct 1978 / Jack Robert Jones
1587a / *Walnut Creek California / 17 May 1992
Walnut Creek California East / 16 Feb 1986 / Williams F. Matthews
280 / *Whittier California
Whittier / 26 Apr 1959 / John Collings
1079 / Yuba City California / 4 Nov 1979 / Lowell R. Tingey
2631 / Yucaipa California / 25 April 2004 / Kevin Koy Miskin
1969 / Yucca Valley California / 9 Jan 1994 / Kipton Paul Madsen
North America Southwest Area — 1
1073 / Quincy California / 14 Oct 1979 / Floyd Eugene Warren
Stakes discontinued
288 / *Barstow California
Mojave / 16 Aug 1959 / Sterling A. Johnson
Discontinued / 24 August 2008
159 / Berkeley / 13 Oct 1946 / W. Glenn Harmon
Discontinued 26 Aug 1956 / Oakland-Berkeley (227a)
656 / Cerritos California West 8 Sep 1974 Kenneth Laurence Davis
Discontinued / 19 May 1996
806 / Concord California East / 23 Jan 1977 / Vern W. Clark
Discontinued 16 Feb 1986 / Walnut Creek California East (1587)
1107 / Lawndale California / 17 Feb 1980 / Silvon Foster Engilman
Discontinued / 21 Feb 1993
1683 / Long Beach California North / 31 Jan 1988 / V. Jay Spongberg Discontinued / 7 Nov 1993
817 / Los Angeles California /13 Mar 1977 / Clark Spendlove
Granada Hills / 6 Dec 1992
88 / *Los Angeles South 29 May 1970
Discontinued / 12 Aug 1973 / Huntington Park (279)
*South Los Angeles / 19 Nov 1939
Los Angeles / 21 Jan 1923 / George W. McCune
109 / Oakland / 2 Dec 1934 W. Aird Macdonald
Discontinued / 26 Aug 1956 / Oakland-Berkeley (227a)
247 *Pacifica California
Discontinued / 21 Feb 1982 / San Francisco California (99)
San Mateo / 15 Sep 1957 Melvin P. Pickering
230 / Reseda (California) 16 Sep 1956 Hugh C. Smith
*Los Angeles California Chatsworth
Discontinued / 6 Dec 1992
787 / Santa Ana California / 14 Nov 1976 / Wilbur Orion Jensen
Discontinued / 10 Nov 1996
4a / San Bernardino / 6 Jul 1851 / David Seely
Discontinued 1857
585 / San Jose North (California) / 20 Aug 1972 / Lloyd M. Gustaveson
Discontinued / 10 May 1992
*Santa Clara California
1584 / Fremont California South /12 Jan 1986 / Jerry Valient Kirk
Discontinued 11 Jun 2000
1926 / Highland California / 14 Mar 1993 / Dennis Alvin Barlow
Discontinued 6 Mar 2005
1649 / Lompoc California / 23 Aug 1987 / Billy Ray Williams
Discontinued 13 Mar 2005
175 / *Glendale California
Glendale / 4 Dec 1949 / Edwin Smith Dibble
Discontinued 2 June 2007
430 / *Riverside California West
Arlington / 23 Apr 1967 / Clarence Leon Sirrine
Discontinued 16 Jun 2007
693 / San Jose California East / 4 May 1975 / Leo E. Haney / Discontinued 8 Sep 2007
281 / *Walnut California / 23 July 1985
*La Puente California
West Covina / 3 May 1959 / Mark W. Smith
Discontinued 8 June 2008
Missions — 16
(As of Oct. 1, 2009; shown with historical number.)
(73a) CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM MISSION
501 N. Brookhurst, Ste. 100
Anaheim, CA 92801
(86) CALIFORNIA ARCADIA MISSION
170 West Duarte Road
Arcadia, CA 91007
(283) CALIFORNIA CARLSBAD MISSION
785 Grand Ave., Ste. 202
Carlsbad, CA 92008
(118) CALIFORNIA FRESNO MISSION
1814 N. Echo Ave.
Fresno, CA 93704
(324)CALIFORNIA LONG BEACH MISSION
2501 Cherry Ave, Ste 255
Signal Hill, CA. 90755-2042
(5) CALIFORNIA LOS ANGELES MISSION
1591 E. Temple Way
Los Angeles, CA 90024-5801
(85)CALIFORNIA OAKLAND/SAN FRANCISCO MISSION
4945 Lincoln Way
Oakland, CA 94602
(235) CALIFORNIA RIVERSIDE MISSION
3233 Arlington Ave., Ste. 107
Riverside, CA 92506-3246
(284) CALIFORNIA ROSEVILLE
8331 Sierra College Blvd., Ste. 208
Roseville, CA 95661
(37) CALIFORNIA SACRAMENTO MISSION
9480 Madison Ave., Ste. 4
Orangevale, CA 95662
(182) CALIFORNIA SAN BERNARDINO
8280 Utica Ave, Ste. 150
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 91730
(113) CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO MISSION
7404 Armstrong Pl
San Diego, CA 92111-4912
(297) CALIFORNIA SAN FERNANDO
23504 Lyons Ave, Ste. 107
Santa Clarita, CA 91321
(159) CALIFORNIA VENTURA MISSION
260 Maple Ct., Ste. 120
Ventura, CA 93003-3692
(158a) CALIFORNIA SAN JOSE MISSION
3975 McLaughlin Ave Ste A
San Jose, CA 95121-2631
(187a) CALIFORNIA SANTA ROSA MISSION
3510 Unocal Place, Ste. 302
Santa Rosa, CA 95403
