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07 11 CC Contacts As of 6 Nov 07\374 WCC Executive Committee Contact Details List Most Rev. Robert Aboagye-Mensah Bishop Dr Hilarion Alfeev Methodist Church Ghana Russian Orthodox Church Address: Wesley House, E 252/2 Liberia Address: Jauresgasse 2 Road A-1030 Wien, P.O. Box 403 Austria Accra, Work tel:+32.22.19.62.86 Ghana Work fax:+7.095.230.26.19 Work tel:+233.21.679.221 E-Mail: [email protected] Work fax:+233.21.679.224 E-Mail: [email protected] Rev. Dr Walter Altmann Igreja Evangélica de Confissão Luterana no Bishop Ivan Manuel Abrahams Brasil Methodist Church of Southern Africa Address: P.O. Box 2876 Address: Methodist House Rua Senhor dos Passos, 202 PO Box 75476 Porto Alegre/RS, 90020-180 Garden View, Gauteng 2047 Brazil South Africa Work tel:+55.51.3221.34.33 Work tel:+27.11.615.07.29 Work fax:+55.51.3225.72.44 Work fax:+27.11.616.28.05 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] H.B. Archbishop Anastasios of Tirana, Dr Agnes Abuom Durrës and All Albania Anglican Church of Kenya Kisha Orthodhokse Autoqefale e Shqipërisë Address: Box 10488 Address: Rruga e Kavajes 151 Nairobi 00100, AL-Tirana, Kenya Albania Work tel: +254.20.271.2698/3957/2700 Work tel:+355.42.34.117, +355.42.35.095 Work fax:+254.20.271.29.80 Work fax:+355.42.32.109 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected], [email protected] Mrs Sophia O.A. Adinyira Church of the Province of West Africa Mme Jeannette Akissi Aneyé Address: Judicial Service Eglise méthodiste unie de Côte d'Ivoire P.O. Box 119 Address: 18 BP 325 Accra, Abidjan 18, Ghana Côte d'Ivoire Work tel:+233.21.663.951 Work tel:+225.0780.7866 Work fax:+233.21.662.275 Work fax:+225.20.22.52.03 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: H.G. Bishop Nareg Alemezian Rev. Dr Judy Angleberger Armenian Apostolic Church (Holy See of Presbyterian Church (USA) Cilicia) Address: 350 Tuscarawas Road Address: P.O. Box 70 317 Beaver, PA 15009 Antelias, United States of America Lebanon Work tel:+1 724 846 6911 Work tel:+961.4.410.001 Work fax:+1 724 846 5446 Work fax:+961.4.417.971 E-Mail: E-Mail: [email protected] Rev. Dr Festus A. Asana Rev. James Lagos Alexander Presbyterian Church in Cameroon Africa Inland Church Sudan Address: P.O. Box 19 Address: P.O. Box 11574 Buea, S.W. Province, Khartoum, Cameroon Sudan Work tel:+237.332.2506 Work tel:+249.183.787.214 Work fax:+237.332.2754 Work fax:+249.183.782483 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Updated as of 06/11/2007 WCC Executive Committee Contact Details List Mr Onesimus Asiimwe Church of the Province of Uganda H.E. Metropolitan Bishoy Address: Church of the Province of Uganda Coptic Orthodox Church Willis Road - P.O. Box 14123 Address: Coptic Orthodox Church Kampala, Sorour Square Uganda Damietta, Work tel:+256 7412 70218 Egypt Work fax:+256 4125 1925 Work tel:+20 50 288 1141 E-Mail: [email protected] Work fax:+20 50 288 0763 E-Mail: [email protected] Archbishop Vicken Aykazian Armenian Apostolic Church (Holy See of Pfarrerin Heike Bosien Etchmiadzin) Evangelische Kirche in Deutschland Address: Diocese of the Armenian Church Address: Im Degen 63 1140 19th Street, NW, Suite 600 DE-70327 Stuttgart, Washington, DC 20036 Germany United States of America Work tel:+49.711.214.92.15 Work tel:+1.202.393.5181 Work fax:+49.711.2149.92.15 Work fax:+1.202.393.5182 E-Mail: E-Mail: [email protected] Rt Rev. Thomas Frederick Butler Bishop Samuel Robert Azariah Church of England Church of Pakistan Address: Bishop's House Address: 17 Warris Road 38 Tooting Bec Gardens P.O. Box 2319 London SW16 IQZ, Lahore 3, United Kingdom Pakistan Work tel:+44.20.8769.3256 Work tel:+92.42.758.89.50 Work fax:+44.20.8769.4126 Work fax:+92.42.757.72.55 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Rev. Sofia Ann Camnerin Dr Nora Bayrakdarian-Kabakian Svenska Missionskyrkan Armenian Apostolic Church (Holy See of Address: Blomsterkungsvägen 221 Cilicia) Hässelby Address: Bejjany Building, 4th floor SE-16577, Amine Reihany Road Sweden Kornetel Hamra, Work tel:+46.703.444.506 Lebanon Work fax:+46.8.674.07.93 Work tel:+961.1.261.630 E-Mail: [email protected] Work fax:+961.4.410.002 E-Mail: [email protected] Mrs Nerrisa Celestine-James Church in the Province of the West Indies Ms Terauango Beneteri Address: P.O. Box 101 Kiribati Protestant Church St. George's, Address: P.O. Box 80 (Bairiki) Grenada Antebuka Tarawa, Work tel:+1.473.442.75.42 Kiribati Work fax:+1.242.322.79.43 Work tel:+686.221.49, +686 211.95 E-Mail: [email protected] Work fax:+686.21.453 E-Mail: [email protected] Dr Anna May Chain Myanmar Institute of Theology Ms Christina Biere Address: Myanmar Institute of Theology Evangelische Kirche in Deutschland Insein, Address: Goethestr. 3 Myanmar D-17489 Greifswald, Work tel:+95 1 643115 Germany E-Mail: [email protected] Work tel:+49.3834.86.19023 Work fax:+49.3834.86.19015 E-Mail: [email protected] Updated as of 06/11/2007 WCC Executive Committee Contact Details List Archpriest Vsevolod Chaplin Rev. Fr George Dimas Russian Orthodox Church St. Mary's Orthodox College Address: Danilov Monastery Address: P.O. Box 11-345 Danilovsky Val 22 Riad El Solh 1107 2030 RU-115 191 Moscow, Beirut, Russian Federation Lebanon Work tel:+7.495.230.24.31 Work tel:+961.1.742.249 ext. 2002 Work fax:+7.495.955.67.21 Work fax:+961.1.1.742.246 ext. 1204 E-Mail: [email protected] E-Mail: [email protected] Mrs Meilin Chen H.G. Bishop Irinej Dobrijevic China Christian Council Serbian Orthodox Church Address: 219 Jiujiang Road Address: The Serbian Orthodox Bishop of Shanghai 200002, Australia and New Zealand China 14 Renwick Street, P.O. Box 512 Work tel:+8621 6329 2746 Alexandria, NSW 2105 Work fax:+8621 6329 2746 Australia E-Mail: [email protected] Work tel:+61.2.9517.9600 Work fax:+61.2.9517.9700 E-Mail: [email protected] Rev. Rothangliani R. Chhangte American Baptist Churches in the USA Address: 234 Hamilton St. Mr John Doom Norristown, PA 19401 Eglise Protestante Maòhi United States of America Address: BP 5456 Work tel:+1.610.768.22.74 98716 Pirae, Work fax:+1.610.768.22.75 French Polynesia E-Mail: [email protected] Work tel:+689.430.905 Work fax:+689.421.569 E-Mail: [email protected] Mrs Hera Rere Clarke Anglican Church in Aotearoa, New Zealand and Polynesia Pasteur Simon K. Dossou Address: 671 Great South Road Eglise protestante méthodiste du Bénin PO Box 22007 Address: 01 Boîte Postale 34 Otahuhu, Auckland Cotonou, New Zealand-Aotearoa Benin Work tel:+64 9290 2631 Work tel:+229.21.31.11.42 Work fax:+64 9276 2224 Work fax:+229.332.549, +229.311.142 E-Mail: E-Mail: [email protected] Mrs Paula Devejian Pastor Carlos Duarte Armenian Apostolic Church (Holy See of Iglesia Evangélica del Rio de la Plata Etchmiadzin) Address: Sucre 2855, 3° piso Address: Holy See of Etchmiadzin 1428 Buenos Aires, Etchmiadzin 378310, Argentina Armenia Work tel:+54.11.4.787.04.36 Work tel:+374 .1.517.210 Work fax:+54.11.4.787.04.36 Work fax:+374 .1.517.301 E-Mail: E-Mail: [email protected] Bishop Sally Dyck Rev. Dr Moiseraele Prince Dibeela United Methodist Church United Congregational Church of Southern Address: 7084 Howard Lane Africa Eden Praizie, 55346, Minnesota Address: PO Box 96014 United States of America Brixton 2019, Johannesburg Work tel:+1 952 934 2276 South Africa Work fax:+1.612.870.3587 Work tel:+27.11.837.9997 E-Mail: [email protected] Work fax:+27.11.837.2570 E-Mail: [email protected] Updated as of 06/11/2007 WCC Executive Committee Contact Details List Rt Rev. Dr Govada Dyvasirvadam Bishop Peter Gáncs Church of South India Lutherische Kirche in Ungarn Address: Bishop's House - St. Andrews Address: Puskin u. 12 Cathedral Campus 1088 Budapest, Main Road, Machilipatnam 521 Hungary 002 Work tel:+36.1.266.5532 Krishna District. A.P., Work fax:+36.1.338.2302 India E-Mail: Work tel:+91.866 2476237 Work fax:+91.44.852.35.28 E-Mail: [email protected] Rev. Ying Gao China Christian Council Address: Nanjing Union Theological Rev. Dr Safwat Nagieb Ghobrial El Biady Seminary Evangelical Presbyterian Church, Egypt, Synod 17 Da Jian Yin Xiang of the Nile Nanjing 210029, ON, M4G 3Y4 Address: 198 Ramses Street China 2035 Cairo, Work tel:+86.25.8470.4906 Egypt Work fax:+86.25.8470.4906 Work tel:+20.2.685.69.43 E-Mail: [email protected] Work fax:+20.2.685.57.79 E-Mail: [email protected] Rev. Dr Paul Gardner Moravian Church in Jamaica Rev. Dr Fernando Enns Address: 3, Hector street Vereinigung der Deutschen P.O. Box 8369 Mennonitengemeinden Kingston C.S.O., Address: Universität Hamburg FB Ev. Jamaica Theologie Work tel:+1.876.928.1861 Arbeitsstelle Theologie der Work fax:+1.876.928.8336 Friedenskirchen E-Mail: [email protected] Sedanstrasse 19, DE-20146 Hamburg Germany Work tel:+49.40.42.838.3789, Metropolitan Prof. Dr Gennadios of +49.40.42.838.3780 Sassima Work fax:+49.62.21.54.32.59 Ecumenical Patriarchate E-Mail: [email protected] Address: Rum Patrikhanesi Fener-Halic TR-34220 Istanbul, Turkey Rev.
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