About Susan Strachan
Lived 1874 – 1950 (aged 75–76). Susan Strachan was an Irish and British missionary.
Latin American Mission In 1918, the Strachan's travelled to the United States where they attempted to gain financial support for a Latin American-wide mission. In October 1921, the Strachan's relocated to San José, in order to established the headquarters of the LAEC. The LAEC was later renamed the Latin American Mission (LAM).
In 1937, the Strachan's co-founded the Association of Evangelical Caribbean Churches .
Following Henry Strachan's death in 1945, Strachan became joint director of LAM alongside her son Robert Kenneth Strachan in 1946.
On 6 December 1950 Strachan died at Hospital Clínica Bíblica aged 76. Strachan is buried at the General Cemetery of San José .
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Who was Susan Strachan?
Irish missionary (1874-1950)
When was Susan Strachan born?
Susan Strachan was born in 1874 in County Cork.
When did Susan Strachan die?
Susan Strachan died in 1950.
What was Susan Strachan's occupation?
Susan Strachan was a missionary.
What nationality was Susan Strachan?
Susan Strachan was Irish and British.
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