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Missionaries on Soemba in 1926, l.t.r.: ds. L.P. Krijger, ds. C. de Bruijn, ds. Wiebe van Dijk [nl], ds. J.P. Lambooy, T. Mobach and ds. J.F. Colenbrander

The Soemba Mission was a mission on the Indonesian island of Soemba, intended to convert the population to Christianity.

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