YEARBOOK 1988
A Directory of The General Conference, World Divisions, Union and Local Conferences and Missions, Educational Institutions, Food Companies, Health-Care Institutions, Media Center, Publishing Houses, Periodicals, and Denominational Workers
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Contents Preface and Statistics 4 Fundamental Beliefs of Seventh-day Adventists 5 Constitution and Bylaws 9 General Conference and Departments 15 Divisions: Africa-Indian Ocean 39 Eastern Africa 63 Euro-Africa 83 Far Eastern 107 Inter-American 155 North American 193 Health-Care Corporations 265 South American 269 South Pacific 303 Southern Asia 327 Trans-European 343 Middle East Union 361 South African Union 363 Southern Union (Africa) 366 China 371 The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the USSR 373 Institutions: Educational Institutions 377 Food Companies 481 Health-Care Institutions 489 Dispensaries 527 Retirement Homes and Orphanages 534 Media Centers 537 Publishing Houses 541 Periodicals 553 Necrology 568 Calendars of Special Days and Offerings 1988-1989 572 List of Countries With Their Organizational Locations 574 Telex Directory 576 Calendars 1988-1989 578 Index of Institutional Workers 579 Postal Abbreviations 658 Directory of Workers 659 General Index 1021
3 Preface to the 1988 Edition Scope of the Yearbook A world directory of the Seventh-day Adventist Church broke out in the vicinity. The first non-Protestant is given in the following pages. It includes the General Christian country entered was Russia, where an Adventist Conference and its international divisions, union and minister went in 1886. On October 20, 1890, the local conferences and missions, and related institutions. schooner Pitcairn was launched at San Francisco and was Institutions that are managed but not fully owned and soon engaged in carrying missionaries to the Pacific operated by church entities are not included. The islands. Seventh-day Adventist workers first entered information has been furnished by the organizations non-Christian countries in 1894—Gold Coast (Ghana), themselves; but in cases where current reports have not West Africa, and Matabeleland, South Africa. The same been received, the most recent previous records have year saw missionaries entering South America, and in been retained or adjusted. 1896 the Church had its representatives in Japan. In the conference and mission sections, workers are The publication and distribution of literature were listed in the following sequence: ordained ministers major factors in the growth of the Advent Movement. The holding ministerial credentials, credentialed commis- Advent Review and Sabbath Herald (now the Adventist sioned ministers, credentialed missionaries, licensed Review), general church paper, was launched in Paris, ministers, licensed commissioned ministers, licensed Maine, in 1850; the Youth's Instructor in Rochester, New missionaries, and credentialed literature evangelists. The York, in 1852; and the Signs of the Times in Oakland, Directory of Workers gives the names and addresses of all California, in 1874. The first denominational publishing credentialed workers, licensed ministers and licensed house, at Battle Creek, Michigan, began operating in commissioned ministers. Institutional workers are listed 1855 and was duly incorporated in 1861 under the name separately in the Index of Institutional Workers. of Seventh-day Adventist Publishing Association. The data that appears below has been summarized The Health Reform Institute, later known as the Battle largely from the 1986 Annual Statistical Report, while the Creek Sanitarium, opened its doors in 1866, and figures for the number of churches and for church missionary society work was organized on a statewide membership throughout the Yearbook are drawn from basis in 1870. The first of the Church's worldwide official reports rendered for June 30, 1987. network of schools was established in 1872, and 1877 Denominational History saw the formation of state-wide Sabbath school associa- Although the name "Seventh-day Adventist" was tions. In 1903, the denominational headquarters was chosen in 1860, the denomination was not officially moved from Battle Creek, Michigan, to Washington, organized until May 21, 1863, when the movement D.C., where it continues to form the nerve-center of an included some 125 churches and 3,500 members. Work ever-expanding work. Each year sees further develop- was largely confined to North America until 1874 when ment in the work of the Church. the Church's first missionary, J. N. Andrews, was sent to That the Church's growth and God's blessings may be Switzerland. Africa was penetrated briefly in 1879 when accurately and inspiringly reflected in this Yearbook, is Dr. H. P. Ribton, an early convert in Italy, moved to Egypt the desire of the Archives and Statistics Committee and and opened a school, but the project ended when riots staff.
World Statistics for 1986 (except as noted) MEMBERSHIP AND WORKERS HEALTH MINISTRY (as of June 30, 1987) Hospitals and sanitariums 150 Baptized church members 5,203,647 Dispensaries, clinics, and launches 363 Organized churches 27,060 Retirement homes and orphanages 74 Ordained ministers, active 10,812 Physicians, dentists, residents, and Total active workers 108,968 interns 1,107 Baptisms and professions of faith 464,678 Nurses 3,437 (July 1, 1986 to June 30, 1987) Outpatient visits 6,322,762 Assets of health-care institutions ... $2,436,383,709 MISSION WORK (1985 figure) Countries in which church is working (1986).... 183 Food companies 27 (Countries and areas in the world-215) PUBLISHING WORK Number of divisions 10 51 Number of unions 94 Publishing houses Number of conferences, missions Languages in which church is working (1986)... 644 172 and fields 414 Languages, publishing in (1986) 6,990 Missionaries sent 443 Literature evangelists Book and periodical sales $125,046,708 GOOD-NEIGHBOR PROGRAM SABBATH SCHOOLS Persons helped 14,391,184 Sabbath school members 5,597,229 Articles of clothing given 22,163,201 Sabbath schools 50,407 Cash and value of food given $13,686,448 CONTRIBUTIONS Tithe—world $496,770,012 EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM North America $337,753,429 Schools operated by church 5,380 Sabbath School—world $32,734,425 Total enrollment 736,673 North America $20,035,980 Primary schools 4,460 Ingathering—world $13,313,884 Secondary schools 834 All contributions—world $790,812,155 Colleges and Universities 86 North America $566,888,604
4 FUNDAMENTAL BELIEFS OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS
Seventh-day Adventists accept the Bible as their John 10:30; 14:9; Rom. 6:23; 2 Cor. 5:17-19; John only creed and hold certain fundamental beliefs to be 5:22; Luke 1:35; Phil. 2:5-11; Heb. 2:9-18; 1 Cor. the teaching of the Holy Scriptures. These beliefs, as 15:3, 4; Heb. 8:1, 2; John 14:1-3.) set forth here, constitute the church's understanding and expression of the teaching of Scripture. Revision of these statements may be expected at a General 5. The Holy Spirit Conference session when the church is led by the God the eternal Spirit was active with the Father Holy Spirit to a fuller understanding of Bible truth or and the Son in Creation, incarnation, and redemp- finds better language in which to express the teach- tion. He inspired the writers of Scripture. He filled ings of God's Holy Word. Christ's life with power. He draws and convicts hu- man beings; and those who respond He renews and transforms into.the image of God. Sent by the Father 1. The Holy Scriptures and the Son to be always with His children, He ex- The Holy Scriptures, Old and New Testaments, are tends spiritual gifts to the church, empowers it to the written Word of God, given by divine inspiration bear witness to Christ, and in harmony with the Scrip- through holy men of God who spoke and wrote as tures leads it into all truth. (Gen. 1:1, 2; Luke 1:35; they were moved by the Holy Spirit. In this Word, 4:18; Acts 10:38; 2 Peter 1:21; 2 Cor. 3:18; Eph. 4:11, God has committed to man the knowledge necessary 12; Acts 1:8; John 14:16-18, 26; 15:26, 27; 16:7-13.) for salvation. The Holy Scriptures are the infallible revelation of His will. They are the standard of charac- ter, the test of experience, the authoritative revealer 6. Creation of doctrines, and the trustworthy record of God's acts God is Creator of all things, and has revealed in in history. (2 Peter 1:20, 21; 2 Tim. 3:16, 17; Ps. Scripture the authentic account of His creative activ- 119:105; Prov. 30:5, 6; Isa. 8:20; John 17:17; 1 Thess. ity. In six days the Lord made "the heaven and the 2:13; Heb. 4:12.) earth" and all living things upon the earth, and rested on the seventh day of that first week. Thus He estab- lished the Sabbath as a perpetual memorial of His 2. The Trinity completed creative work. The first man and woman There is one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, a were made in the image of God as the crowning work unity of three co-eternal Persons. God is immortal, of Creation, given dominion over the world, and all-powerful, all-knowing, above all, and ever pres- charged with responsibility to care for it. When the ent. He is infinite and beyond human comprehen- world was finished it was "very good," declaring the sion, yet known through His self-revelation. He is for- glory of God. (Gen. 1; 2; Ex. 20:8-11; Ps. 19:1-6; 33:6, ever worthy of worship, adoration, and service by the 9; 104; Heb. 11:3.) whole creation. (Deut. 6:4; Matt. 28:19; 2 Cor. 13:14; Eph. 4:4-6; 1 Peter 1:2; 1 Tim. 1:17; Rev. 14:7.) 7. The Nature of Man Man and woman were made in the image of God 3. The Father with individuality, the power and freedom to think God the Eternal Father is the Creator, Source, Sus- and to do. Though created free beings, each is an tainer, and Sovereign of all creation. He is just and indivisible unity of body, mind, and spirit, depen- holy, merciful and gracious, slow to anger, and dent upon God for life and breath and all else. When abounding in steadfast love and faithfulness. The our first parents disobeyed God, they denied their qualities and powers exhibited in the Son and the dependence upon Him and fell from their high posi- Holy Spirit are also revelations of the Father. (Gen. tion under God. The image of God in them was mar- 1:1; Rev. 4:11; 1 Cor. 15:28; John 3:16; 1 John 4:8; 1 red and they became subject to death. Their descen- Tim. 1:17; Ex. 34:6, 7; John 14:9.) dants share this fallen nature and its consequences. They are born with weaknesses and tendencies to evil. But God in Christ reconciled the world to Him- 4. The Son self and by His Spirit restores in penitent mortals the God the eternal Son became incarnate in Jesus image of their Maker. Created for the glory of God, Christ. Through Him all things were created, the they are called to love Him and one another, and to character of God is revealed, the salvation of human- care for their environment. (Gen. 1:26-28; 2:7; Ps. ity is accomplished, and the world is judged. Forever 8:4-8; Acts 17:24-28; Gen. 3; Ps. 51:5; Rom. 5:12-17; truly God, He became also truly man, Jesus the 2 Cor. 5:19, 20; Ps. 51:10; 1 John 4:7, 8, 11, 20; Gen. Christ. He was conceived of the Holy Spirit and born 2:15.) of the virgin Mary. He lived and experienced tempta- tion as a human being, but perfectly exemplified the 8. The Great Controversy righteousness and love of God. By His miracles He All humanity is now involved in a great controversy manifested God's pow and was attested as God's between Christ and Satan regarding the character of promised Messiah. He suffered and died voluntarily God, His law, and His sovereignty over the universe. on the cross for our sins and in our place, was raised This conflict originated in heaven when a created from the dead, and ascended to minister in the heav- being, endowed with freedom of choice, in self- enly sanctuary in our behalf. He will come again in exaltation became Satan, God's adversary, and led glory for the final deliverance of His people and the into rebellion a portion of the angels. He introduced restoration of all things. (John 1:1-3,14; Col. 1:15-19; the spirit of rebellion into this world when he led
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Adam and Eve into sin. This human sin resulted in the bride for whom Chist died that He might sanctify and distortion of the image of God in humanity, the disor- cleanse her. At His return in triumph,l-le will present dering of the created world, and its eventual devasta- her to Himself a glorious church, the faithful of all the tion at the time of the worldwide flood. Observed by ages, the purchase of His blood, not having spot or the whole creation, this world became the arena of wrinkle, but holy and without blemish. (Gen. 12:3; the universal conflict, out of which the God of love Acts 7:38; Eph. 4:11-15; 3:8-11; Matt. 28:19, 20; will ultimately be vindicated. To assist His people in 16:13-20; 18:18; Eph. 2:19-22; 1:22, 23; 5:23-27; Col. this controversy, Christ sends the Holy Spirit and the 1:17, 18.) loyal angels to guide, protect, and sustain them in the way of salvation. (Rev. 12:4-9; Isa. 14:12-14; Eze. 28:12-18; Gen. 3; Rom. 1:19-32; 5:12-21; 8:19-22; 12. The Remnant and Its Mission Gen. 6-8; 2 Peter 3:6; 1 Cor. 4:9; Heb. 1:14.) The universal church is composed of all who truly believe in Christ, but in the last days, a time of wide- spread apostasy, a remnant has been called out to 9. The Life, Death, keep the commandments of God and the faith of Je- and Resurrection of Christ sus. This remnant announces the arrival of the judg- In Christ's life of perfect obedience to God's will, ment hour, proclaims salvation through Christ, and His suffering, death, and resurrection, God provided heralds the approach of His second advent. This the only means of atonement for human sin, so that proclamation is symbolized by the three angels of those who by faith accept this atonement may have Revelation 14; it coincides with the work of judgment eternal life, and the whole creation May better under- in heaven and results in a work of repentance and re- stand the infinite and holy love of the Creator. This form on earth. Every believer is called to have a per- perfect atonement vindicates the righteousness of sonal part in this worldwide witness. (Rev. 12:17; God's law and the graciousness of His character; for 14:6-12; 18:1-4; 2 Cor. 5:10; Jude 3, 14; 1 Peter it both condemns our sin and provides for our for- 1:16-19; 2 Peter 3:10-14; Rev. 21:1-14.) giveness. The death of Christ is substitutionary and expiatory, reconciling and transforming. The resur- 13. Unity in the Body of Christ rection of Christ proclaims God's triumph over the forces of evil, and for those who accept the atone- The church is one body with many members, called ment assures their final victory over sin and death. It from every nation, kindred, tongue, and people. In declares the Lordship of Jesus Christ, before whom Christ we are a new creation; distinctions of race, cul- every knee in heaven and on earth will bow. (John ture, learning, and nationality, and differences be- 3:16; Isa. 53; 1 Peter 2:21, 22; 1 Cor. 15:3, 4, 20-22; 2 tween high and low, rich and poor, riale and female, Cor. 5:14, 15, 19-21; Rom. 1:4; 3:25; 4:25; 8:3, 4; 1 must not be divisive among us. We are all equal in John 2:2; 4:10; Col. 2:15; Phil. 2:6-11.) Christ, who by one Spirit has bonded us into one fel- lowship with Him and with one another; we are to serve and be served without partiality or reservation. 10. The Experience of Salvation Through the revelation of Jesus Christ in the Scrip- tures we share the same faith and hope, and reach In infinite love and mercy God made Christ, who out in one witness to all. This unity has its source in knew no sin, to be sin for us, so that in Him we might the oneness of the triune God, who has adopted us as be made the righteousness of God. Led by the Holy His children. (Rom. 12:4, 5; 1 Cor. 12:12-14; Matt. Spirit we sense our need, acknowledge our sinful- 28:19, 20; Ps. 133:1; 2 Cor. 5:16, 17; Acts 17:26, 27; ness, repent of our transgressions, and exercisefaith Gal. 3:27, 29; Col. 3:10-15; Eph. 4:14-16; 4:1-6; John in Jesus as Lord and Christ, as Substitute and Exam- 17:20-23.) ple. This faith which receives salvation comes through the divine power of the Word and is the gift of God's grace. Through Christ we are justified, 14. Baptism adopted as God's sons and daughters, and delivered By baptism we confess our faith in the death and from the lordship of sin. Through the Spirit we are resurrection of Jesus Christ, and testify of our death born again and sanctified; the Spirit renews our to sin and of our purpose to walk in newness of life. minds, writes God's law of love in our hearts, and we Thus we acknowledge Christ as Lord and Saviour, be- are given the power to live a holy life. Abiding in Him come His people, and are received as members by we become partakers of the divine nature and have His church. Baptism is a symbol of our union with the assurance of salvation now and in the judgment. Christ, the forgiveness of our sins, and our reception (2 Cor. 5:17-21; John 3:16; Gal. 1:4; 4:4-7; Titus of the Holy Spirit. It is by immersion in water and is 3:3-7; John 16:8; Gal. 3:13,14; 1 Peter 2:21, 22; Rom. contingent on an affirmation of faith in Jesus and evi- 10:17; Luke 17:5; Mark 9:23, 24; Eph. 2:5-10; Rom. dence of repentance of sin. It follows instruction in 3:21-26; Col. 1:13, 14; Rom. 8:14-17; Gal. 3:26; John the Holy Scriptures and acceptance of their teach- 3:3-8; 1 Peter 1:23; Rom. 12:2; Heb. 8:7-12; Eze. ings. (Rom. 6:1-6; Col. 2:12,13; Acts 16:30-33; 22:16; 36:25-27; 2 Peter 1:3, 4; Rom. 8:1-4; 5:6-10.) 2:38; Matt. 28:19, 20.)
11. The Church 15. The Lord's Supper The church is the community of believers who con- The Lord's Supper is a participation in the emblems fess Jesus Christ as Lord and Saviour. In continuity of the body and blood of Jesus as an expression of with the people of God in Old Testament times, we faith in Him, our Lord and Saviour. In this experience are called out from the world; and we join together of communion Christ is present to meet and for worship, for fellowship, for instruction in the strengthen His people. As we partake, we joyfully Word, for the celebration of the Lord's Supper, for proclaim the Lord's death until He comes again. Prep- service to all mankind, and for the world-wide procla- aration for the Supper includes self-examination, re- mation of the gospel. The church derives its authority pentance, and confession. The Master ordained the from Christ, who is the incarnate Word, and from the service of foot washing to signify renewed cleansing, Scriptures, which are the written Word. The church is to express a willingness to serve one another in God's family; adopted by Him as children, its mem- Christlike humility, and to unite our hearts in love. bers live on the basis of the new covenant. The The communion service is open to all believing Chris- church is the body of Christ, a community of faith of tians. (1 Cor. 10:16,17; 11:23-30; Matt. 26:17-30; Rev. which Christ Himself is the Head. The church is the 3:20; John 6:48-63; 13:1-17.) FUNDAMENTAL BELIEFS 7
16. Spiritual Gifts and Ministries and His people. Joyful observance of this holy time God bestows upon all members of His church in from evening to evening, sunset to sunset, is a cele- every age spiritual gifts which each member is to em- bration of God's creative and redemptive acts. (Gen. ploy in loving ministry for the common good of the 2:1-3; Ex. 20:8-11; Luke 4:16; Isa. 56:5, 6; 58:13, 14; church and of humanity. Given by the agency of the Matt. 12:1-12; Ex. 31:13-17; Eze. 20:12, 20; Deut. Holy Spirit, who apportions to each member as He 5:12-15; Heb. 4:1-11; Lev. 23:32; Mark 1:32.) wills, the gifts Provide all abilities and ministries needed by the church to fulfill its divinely ordained functions. According to the Scriptures, these gifts in- 20. Stewardship clude such ministries as faith, healing, prophecy, We are God's stewards, entrusted by Him with time proclamation, teaching, administration, reconcilia- and opportunities, abilities and possessions, and the tion, compassion; and self-sacrificing service and blessings of the earth and its resources. We are re- charity for the help and encouragement of people. sponsible to Him for their proper use. We acknowl- Some members are called of God and endowed by edge God's ownership by faithful service to Him and the Spirit for functions recognized by the church in our fellow men, and by returning tithes and giving of- pastoral, evangelistic, apostolic, and teaching minis- ferings for the proclamation of His gospel and the tries particularly needed to equip the members for support and growth of His church. Stewardship is a service, to build up the church to spiritual maturity, privilege given to us by God for nurture in love and and to foster unity of the faith and knowledge of God. the victory over selfishness and covetousness. The When members employ these spiritual gifts as faith- steward rejoices in the blessings that come to others ful stewards of God's varied grace, the church is pro- as a result of his faithfulness. (Gen. 1:26-28; 2:15; 1 tected from the destructive influence of false doc- Chron. 29:14; Hag. 1:3-11; Mal. 3:8-12; 1 Cor. 9:9-14; trine, grows with a growth that is from God, and is Matt. 23:23; 2 Cor. 8:1-15; Rom. 15:26, 27.) built up in faith and love. (Rom. 12:4-8; 1 Cor. 12:9-11, 27, 28; Eph. 4:8, 11-16; Acts 6:1-7; 1 Tim. 2:1-3; 1 Peter 4:10, 11.) 21. Christian Behaviour We are called to be a godly people who think, feel, and act in harmony with the principles of heaven. For 17. The Gift of Prophecy the Spirit to recreate in us the character of our Lord One of the gifts of the Holy Spirit is prophecy. This we involve ourselves only in those things which will gift is an identifying mark of the remnant church and produce Christlike purity, health, and joy in our lives. was manifested in the ministry of Ellen G. White. As This means that our ammusement and entertainment the Lord's messenger, her writings are a continuing should meet the highest standards of Christian taste and authoritative source of truth which provide for and beauty. While recognizing cultural differences, the church comfort, guidance, instruction, and cor- our dress is to be simple, modest, and neat, befitting rection. They also make clear that the Bible is the those whose true beauty does not consist of outward standard by which all teaching and experience must adornment but in the imperishable ornament of a be tested. (Joel 2:28, 29; Acts 2:14-21; Heb. 1:1-3; gentle and quiet spirit. It also means that because our Rev. 12:17; 19:10.) bodies are the temples of the Holy Spirit, we are to care for them intelligently. Along with adequate exer- cise and rest, we are to adopt the most healthful diet 18. The Law of God possible and abstain from the unclean foods identi- The great principles of God's law are embodied in fied in the Scriptures. Since alcoholic beverages, to- the Ten Commandments and exemplified in the life bacco, and the irresponsible use of drugs and narcot- of Christ. They express God's love, will, and pur- ics are harmful to our bodies, we are to abstain from poses concerning human conduct and relationships them as well. Instead, we are to engage in whatever and are binding, upon all people in every age. These brings our thoughts and bodies into the discipline of precepts are the basis of God's covenant with His Christ, who desire,s our wholesomeness, joy, and people and the standard in God's judgment. Through goodness. (Rom. 12:1, 2; 1 John 2:6; Eph. 5:1-21; the agency of the Holy Spirit they point out sin and Phil. 4:8; 2 Cor. 10:5; 6:14-7:1; 1 Peter 3:1-4; 1 Cor. awaken a sense of need for a Saviour. Salvation is all 6:19, 20; 10:31; Lev. 11:1-47; 3 John 2.) of grace and not of works, but its fruitage is obedi- ence to the Commandments. This obedience devel- ops Christian character and results in a sense of well- 22. Marriage and the Family being. It is an evidence of our love for the Lord and Marriage was divinely established in Eden and af- our concern for our fellow men. The obedience of firmed by Jesus to be a lifelong union between a man faith demonstrates the power of Christ to transform and a woman in loving companionship. For the Chris- lives, and therefore strengthens Christian witness. tian a marriage commitment is to God as well as to the (Ex. 20:1-17; Ps. 40:7, 8; Matt. 22:36-40; Deut. spouse, and should be entered into only between 28:1-14; Matt. 5:17-20; Heb. 8:8-10; John 16:7-10; partners who share a common faith. Mutual love, Eph. 2:8-10; 1 John 5:3; Rom. 8:3, 4; Ps. 19:7-14.) honor, respect, and responsibility are the fabric of this relationship, which is to reflect the love, sanctity, closeness, and permanence of the relationship be- 19. The Sabbath tween Christ and His church. Regarding divorce, Je- The beneficent Creator, after the six days of Crea- sus taught that the person who divorces a spouse, ex- tion, rested on the seventh day and instituted the cept for fornication; and marries another, commits Sabbath for all people as a memorial of Creation. The adultery. Although some family relationships may fall fourth commandment of God's unchangeable law re- short of the ideal, marriage partners who fully com- quires the observance of this seventh-day Sabbath as mit themselves to each other in Christ may achieve the day of rest, worship, and ministry in harmony loving unity through the guidance of the Spirit and with the teaching and practice of Jesus, the Lord of the nurture of the church. God blesses the family and the Sabbath. The Sabbath is a day of delightful com- intends that its members shall assist each other to- munion with God and one another. It is a symbol of ward complete maturity. Parents are to bring up their our redemption in Christ, a sign of our sanctification, children to love and obey the Lord. By their example a token of our allegiance, and-a foretaste of our eter- and their words they are to teach them that Christ is a nal future in God's kingdom. The Sabbath is God's loving disciplinarian, ever tender and caring, who perpetual sign of His eternal covenant between Him wants them to become members of His body, the 8 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
family of God. Increasing family closeness is one of condition of the World, indicates that Christ's coming the earmarks of the final gospel message. (Gen. is imminent. The time of that event has not been 2:18-25; Matt. 19:3-9; John 2:1-11; 2 Cor. 6:14; Eph. revealed, and we are therefore exhorted to be ready 5:21-33; Matt. 5:31, 32; Mark 10:11, 12; Luke 16:18; at all times. (Titus 2:13; Heb. 9:28; John 14:1-3; Acts 1 Cor. 7:10, 11; Ex. 20:12; Eph. 6:1-4; Deut. 6:5-9; 1:9-11; Matt. 24:14; Rev. 1:7; Matt. 24:43, 44; 1 Prov. 22:6; Mal. 4:5, 6.) Thess. 4:13-18; 1 Cor. 15:51-54; 2 Thess. 1:7-10; 2:8; Rev. 14:14-20; 19:11-21; Matt. 24; Mark 13; Luke 21; 2 Tim. 3:1-5; 1 Thess. 5:1-6.) 23. Christ's Ministry in the Heavenly Sanctuary There is a sanctuary in heaven, the true tabernacle 25. Death and Resurrection which the Lord set up and not man. In it Christ minis- The wages of sin is death. But God, who alone is im- ters on our behalf, making available to believers the mortal, will grant eternal life to His redeemed. Until benefits of His atoning sacrifice offered once for all that day death is an unconscious state for all people. on the cross. He was inaugurated as our great High When Christ, who is our life, appears, the resurrected Priest and began His intercessory ministry at the time righteous and the living righteous will be glorified of His ascension. In 1844, at the end of the prophetic and caught up to meet their Lord. The second resur- period of 2300 days, He entered the second and last rection, the resurrection of the unrighteous, will take phase of His atoning ministry. It is a work of investiga- place a thousand years later. (Rom. 6:23; 1 Tim. 6:15, tive judgment which is part of the ultimate disposi- 16; Eccl. 9:5, 6; Ps. 146:3, 4; John 11:11-14; Col. 3:4; 1 tion of all sin, typified by the cleansing of the ancient Cor. 15:51-54; 1 Thess. 4:13-17; John 5:28, 29; Rev. Hebrew sanctuary on the Day of Atonement. In that 20:1-10.) typical service the sanctuary was cleansed with the blood of animal sacrifices, but the heavenly things are purified with the perfect sacrifice of the blood of 26. The Millennium and the End of Sin Jesus. The investigative judgment reveals to heavenly intelligences who among the dead are asleep in The millennium is the thousand-year reign of Christ and therefore, in Him, are deemed worthy to Christ with His saints in heaven between the first and have part in the first resurrection. It also makes man- second resurrections. During this time the wicked ifest who, among the living are abiding in Christ, dead will be judged; the earth will be utterly deso- keeping the commandments of God and the faith of late, without living human inhabitants, but occupied Jesus, and in Him, therefore, are ready for translation by Satan and his angels. At its close Christ with His into His everlasting kingdom. This judgment vindi- saints and the Holy City will descend from heaven to cates the justice of God in saving those who believe in earth. The unrighteous dead will then be resur- Jesus. It declares that those who have remained loyal rected, and with Satan and his angels will surround to God shall receive the kingdom. The completion of the city; but fire from God will consume them and this ministry of Christ will mark the close of human cleanse the earth. The universe will thus be freed of probation before the Second Advent. (Heb. 8:1-5; sin and sinners forever. (Rev. 20; 1 Cor. 6:2, 3; Jer. 4:14-16; 9:11-28; 10:19-22; 1:3; 2:16, 17; Dan. 7:9- 4:23-26; Rev. 21:1-5; Mal. 4:1; Eze. 28:18, 19.) 27; 8:13, 14; 9:24-27; Num. 14:34; Eze. 4:6; Lev. 16; Rev. 14:6, 7; 20:12; 14:12; 22:12.) 27. The New Earth On the new earth, in which righteousness dwells, 24. The Second Coming of Christ God will provide an eternal home for the redeemed The second coming of Christ is the blessed hope of and a perfect environment for everlasting life, love, the church, the grand climax of the gospel. The joy, and learning in His presence. For here God Him- Saviour's coming will be literal, personal, visible and self- will dwell with His peopie, and suffering and worldwide. When He returns, the righteous dead will death will have passed away. The great controversy be resurrected, and together with the righteous liv- will be ended, and sin will be no more. All things, ani- ing will be glorified and taken to heaven, but the mate and inanimate, will declare that God is love; and unrighteous will die. The almost complete fulfillment He shall reign forever. Amen. (2 Peter 3:13; Isa. 35; of most lines of prophecy, together with the present 65:17-25; Matt. 5:5; Rev. 21:1-7; 22:1-5; 11:15.) THE CONSTITUTION AND BYLAWS of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists
(As revised at the Fifty-fourth Session held in New c. Delegates representing union missions, and loc- Orleans, Louisiana, June 27 to July 6, 1985.) al conferences/local missions/unions of churches without division affiliation, shall be appointed by the CONSTITUTION General Conference Committee in consultation with the organization concerned. Article I—Name Sec. 5. Regular delegates shall be appointed and This organization shall be known as General Con- accredited on the following basis: ference of Seventh-day Adventists. a. Delegates from union conferences/missions. Article II—Object Each union conference/mission shall be entitled to one delegate in addition to its president, without The object of this Conference is to teach all nations regard to number, an additional delegate for each the everlasting gospel of our Lord and Saviour Jesus local conference and each regularly organized mis- Christ and the commandments of God. sion in its territory without regard to number, and an additional delegate for each 5,000 or major fraction Article Ill—Membership thereof, of the membership of the union conference Sec. 1. The membership of this Conference shall or mission. consist of: b. Delegates from attached local fields. Each local a. Such union conferences and union missions, conference/local mission/union of churches directly either in organized division sections or without di- attached to a division or to the General Conference, visional affiliation, as have been or shall be properly as has been or shall be properly organized and organized and accepted by vote of the General Con- accepted by vote of the General Conference in ses- ference in session. sion, shall be entitled to one delegate, without re- b. Such local conferences and properly organized gard to number, and an additional delegate for each local missions not included in any division, union 5,000 or major fraction thereof, of the membership of conference/mission, or such local conferences/mis- the local conference or mission. sions/unions of churches directly attached to divi- c. Calculations for delegate allotments shall be sions, as have been or shall be properly organized based upon the membership as of December 31 of and accepted by vote of the General Conference in the second year preceding the session. session. Sec. 6. Credentials to sessions shall be issued by Sec. 2. The voters of this Conference shall be desig- the General Conference to those appointed as pro- nated as follows: vided for in harmony with the provisions of this arti- a. Delegates at large. cle. b. Regular delegates. Article IV—Officers and Their Duties Sec. 3. Delegates at large shall be: Sec. 1. The officers of this Conference shall be a a. All members of the General Conference Execu- president, vice-presidents, a secretary, an under- tive Committee. secretary, associate secretaries, a treasurer, an b. Such representatives of missions of the General undertreasurer, and associate treasurers, who shall Conference and of general institutions and depart- be elected by the Conference. ments of work, and such general laborers, field sec- Sec. 2. President: The president shall preside at the retaries and lay persons as shall receive delegate's sessions of the Conference, act as chairman of the credentials from the Executive Committee of the Executive Committee and labor in the general in- General Conference, such credentials to be ratified terests of the Conference, as the Executive Commit- by the General Conference in session. The number tee may advise, and perform such other duties as of these delegates thus seated shall not exceed 25 per usually pertain to such office. cent of the total number of delegates otherwise pro- Sec. 3. Vice-Presidents: Each vice-president shall at vided for. the time of his election be assigned to serve as a c. Four delegates from each division, without re- general administrative assistant to the president or to gard to membership, and one additional delegate for preside over a division field. each 200,000, or major fraction thereof, of the divi- Sec. 4. Secretary, undersecretary and associate sion membership, such delegates to be appointed by secretaries: It shall be the duty of the secretary, the Division Committee and their credentials to be undersecretary, and the associate secretaries to keep ratified by the General Conference in session. Cal- the minutes of the proceedings of the General Con- culations for these delegate allotments shall be based ference Sessions and of the General Conference upon the membership as of December 31 of the Committee meetings, to maintain correspondence second year preceding the session. with the fields and to perform such other duties as Sec. 4. Regular delegates shall be appointed in the usually pertain to such office. following manner: Sec. 5. Treasurer, undertreasurer and associate a. Delegates representing union conferences shall treasurers: It shall be the duty of the treasurer to be appointed by the respective unions. receive all funds of the General Conference, and b. Delegates representing union missions, and loc- disburse them in harmony with the actions of the al conferences/local missions/unions of churches Executive Committee of the General Conference, attached to the division but not to any union, shall be and to render such financial statements at regular appointed by the Division Committee in consultation intervals as may be desired by the General Confer- with the organization concerned. ence or by the Executive Committee. The under-
9 10 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988 treasurer and associate treasurers shall assist the Conference Executive Committee, as the develop- treasurer in his work. ment of the work may require. Sec. 2. At each regular session of this Conference, Article V—Election the delegates shall elect such trustees and corporate Sec. 1. The following shall be elected at each regu- bodies connected with this organization as may be lar session of the General Conference: provided in the statutory laws governing each. a. A president, vice-presidents, a secretary, an Sec. 3. The Conference shall employ such commit- undersecretary, associate secretaries, division secre- tees, secretaries, treasurers, auditors, agents, minis- taries, a treasurer, an undertreasurer, associate ters, missionaries and other persons, and make such treasurers, division treasurers, general field secretar- distribution of its laborers as may be necessary effec- ies, division field secretaries, an auditor, associate tively to execute its work. auditors, division auditors, a secretary and associate Sec. 4. The Conference shall grant credentials or secretaries of the ministerial association, a director licenses to ministers and missionaries except in divi- and associate directors of each duly organized sion fields, in union and local conferences, and in General Conference department; namely, Com- organized union missions. munication, Education, Health and Temperance, Lay Activities, Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Pub- Sec. 5. The General Conference Corporation is an lishing, Sabbath School, Stewardship and Develop- organization formed as an instrumentality of the ment, Youth; a director of Archives and Statistics, a General Conference for the purpose of assisting the director of Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries, a direc- General Conference in carrying out its purposes. tor of Adventist Personnel Service, a director and Article IX—Sessions associate director of the Office of Human Relations, a director and associate director of Trust Services, a Sec. 1. This Conference shall hold quinquennial director of World Foods Service; division Ministerial sessions at such time and place as the Executive Com- Association secretaries, division departmental direc- mittee shall designate and announce by a notice pub- tors, division directors of Trust Services and division lished in the Adventist Review in three consecutive directors of World Foods Service. issues at least four months before the date for the opening of the session. In case special world condi- b. Other persons, not to exceed 60 in number, to serve as members of the Executive Committee, one- tions seem to make it imperative to postpone the calling of the Session, the Executive Committee, in third of which shall be laymen. regular or special council, shall have authority to Article VI—Executive Committee make such postponement, not to exceed two years, giving notice to all constituent organizations. Sec. 1. The Executive Committee shall consist of: Sec. 2. The Executive Committee may call special a. Those elected as provided by Article V except the sessions of the General Conference at such time and General Conference auditor and associate auditors place as it deems proper, by a like notice as of regular and division auditors. sessions, and the transactions of such special ses- b. Presidents of union conferences, presidents of sions shall have the same force as those of the regular union missions, past presidents of the General Con- sessions. ference holding credentials from this Conference, Sec. 3. The election of officers, and the voting on the president of Andrews University, the director and all matters of business shall be by viva-voce vote, or associate directors of the Biblical Research Institute, as designated by the chairman, unless otherwise de- the president of Christian Record Braille Foundation, manded by a majority of the delegates present. the president of the General Conference Risk Man- agement Service, the director of the Geoscience Re- Article X—Bylaws search Institute, the president of Harris Pine Mills, The voters of this Conference may enact bylaws the director of Home and Family Service, the Presi- and amend or repeal them at any session thereof, and dent of the Home Study International, the president such bylaws may embrace any provision not inconsis- of Loma Linda University, the president of Oakwood tent with the Constitution. College, the president of the Pacific Press Publishing Association, the director of Philanthropic Service for Article XI—Amendments Institutions, the president of the Seventh-day Adven- This Constitution or its Bylaws may be amended by tist Radio, Television and Film Center, the president of the Review and Herald Publishing Association, the a two-thirds vote of the voters present and voting at any session, provided that, if it is proposed to amend executive director of Adventist Development and Re- lief Agency International, the executive secretary of the Constitution at a special session, notice of such purpose shall be given in the call for such special the Adventist-Laymen's Services and Industries, the director of General Conference Personnel Adminis- session. tration, the editor and associate editors of the Adven- tist Review, the secretary and associate secretaries of BYLAWS the Ellen G. White Estate, the speaker of the Breath of Life, the speaker of Faith for Today, the speaker of It Article I—Division Sections Is Written, the speaker of the Voice of Prophecy and Sec. 1. The General Conference shall conduct its the speaker of the "La Voz de la Esperanza' (Spanish) worldwide work in division sections, each section to radio program. operate within a specified territory in harmony with the policy of the General Conference. Article VII—Term of Office Sec. 2. Union conference and union mission field All officers of the General Conference and those organizations, together with all other organizations members of the Executive Committee provided for and institutions within the territory, shall be re- by Article VI, Sec. 1 a, shall hold office from the time sponsible to the respective division committees, or of election until the next ensuing regular session, or in the case of fields without divisional affiliation, to until their successors are elected andappear to enter the General Conference Committee. ' upon their duties. Sec. 3. The division sections shall be known as: Africa-Indian Ocean Division, China Division, East- Article VIII—Incorporations and Agents ern Africa Division, Euro-Africa Division, Far Eastern Sec. 1. Such incorporations may be authorized by Division, Inter-American Division, North American the General Conference in session, or by the General Division, South American Division, South Pacific Di- CONSTITUTION 11 vision, Southern Asia Division, Trans-European Divi- son for election to the Nominating Committee. sion, The Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Union e. The Nominating Committee shall elect its own of Soviet Socialist Republics. The boundaries of these chairman and secretary under the temporary chair- division sections shall be subject to adjustment only manship of the President of the General Conference. at a session (sessions) of the General Conference, or f. at an annual council (annual councils) of the General The Nominating Committee shall limit its nominations to those positions for which budgetary Conference Committee. provision has been made. Sec. 4. If a territorial adjustment is made at an g. annual council, it shall be made only provided each In order to expedite the work of the Nominating of the division(s) affected is(are) represented at the Committee, the representatives from each division, council by at least one of its executive officers. An including North America, shall be allowed a reason- exception to the requirement of division representa- able amount of time to meet and consider the per- tion shall be made in a condition of emergency. In sonnel needs of their respective divisions and to such a case, the General Conference Committee make recommendations to the full Nominating Com- shall make whatever adjustments are necessary for mittee. Decisions of these groups shall not be bind- the conduct of the work in the territory affected. ing on the Nominating Committee as a whole, but shall be submitted as recommendations which will be considered. The North American Division group Article II—Standing Committees shall recommend personnel for the following offices Sec. 1. At each regular session of this Conference, in the General Conference: such standing committees as may be found neces- Two associate secretaries sary, including the following, shall be elected to con- Two elected members of the General Conference sider such items of business as may be referred to Treasury staff them and to bring in their reports and recommenda- One associate director for the Department of Com- tions to the session: munication a. Constitution and Bylaws Committee One associate director for the Department of Education who shall serve as executive secretary of b. Nominating Committee the NAD Board of Higher Education and who shall c. Plans Committee have been recommended by that board Sec. 2. a. The membership of the Nominating Com- One associate director of the Department of mittee shall consist of the following: Education who shall serve as executive secretary of the NAD K-12 Board of Education and who shall have 1) Each division and each attached union shall be been recommended by that board entitled to membership on the Nominating Commit- One associate director of the Department of tee based upon its proportion of the world mem- Health and Temperance bership as of December 31 of the second year pre- One associate director of the Department of ceding the session. The total under this provision is Health and Temperance in the field of nursing not to exceed 200 provided, however, that no divi- One associate director of the Department of Lay sion have less than eight members on the Nominat- Activities ing Committee. One associate secretary of the Ministerial Associa- 2) One member for each attached union and one tion member for each of the following General Confer- One director of the NAD Office of Human Rela- ence institutions: Andrews University, Christian Re- tions cord Braille Foundation, Harris Pine Mills, Home One associate director of the NAD Office of Hu- Study International, Loma Linda Foods, Loma Linda man Relations University, Oakwood College, Pacific Press Pub- One associate director of the Department of Public lishing Association, Review and Herald Publishing Affairs and Religious Liberty Association, and Seventh-day Adventist Radio, Tele- One associate director of the Publishing Depart- vision and Film Center. ment b. The members of the Nominating Committee One associate director of the Sabbath School De- shall be chosen as follows: partment 1) Each division delegation shall act as a unit in One associate director of the Stewardship and De- selecting the members to which it is entitled on the velopment Department basis of church membership. Delegates at large will One associate director of the Youth Department join the delegations from the divisions in which they General field secretaries assigned to North Amer- are or were last employed, or now reside. ica 2) The election of division representatives on the Nominating Committee shall be by the method of Article III—Vice-Presidents voting considered by the division to be most conve- Sec. 1. General vice-presidents shall be elected to nient and efficient, taking into consideration the size assist the President with the general administrative of the delegation and other circumstances. work of the General Conference. One additional c. Each division delegation in selecting its repre- vice-president shall be elected for each division of sentatives on the Nominating Committee shall take the General Conference. into account the following points: Sec. 2. The general vice-presidents shall in the abs- 1) The division's representation on the Nominating ence of the President serve as chairmen of the Execu- Committee should, as far as possible, represent the tive Committee and shall assist the President in his various geographical areas, organizational segments administrative work. and types of activity of the division. Sec. 3. The Vice-President for North America shall 2) Those chosen as members of the Nominating work under the direction of the General Conference Committee must be duly accredited delegates in Committee. attendance at the General Conference Session. Sec. 4. The vice-presidents elected for the divisions 3) Members of the General Conference Committee outside of North America shall act as chairmen of the whose term of service is expiring at the Session and division committees operating in their respective therefore stand for reelection shall not be members fields and shall have charge of the work in those of the Nominating Committee. fields under the direction of the division committees d. No delegate shall nominate more than one per- and shall be designated within their respective divi- 12 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
sion territories as presidents of the divisions over direction of their respective division executive com- which they preside. mittees, and shall occupy an advisory relation to the field. Article IV—Undersecretary and Sec. 2. The term "associate director/secretary" Associate Secretaries shall be used to designate such individuals as may be An undersecretary and associate secretaries shall elected to associate with the director/secretary of any be elected to share with the Secretary the responsibi- General Conference department, association or ser- lities of his office. They shall perform such duties vice in carrying the responsibilities of his office. Such connected with the Secretariat as may be assigned to person shall have the requisite experience, back- them by the Secretary. ground and expertise to facilitate the work of the department in carrying out the functions assigned to Article V—Division Secretaries it not only at headquarters but also throughout the Sec. 1. A secretary shall be elected for each division world field. Certain specialized associate activities outside of North America to be designated "division may be largely accomplished without extensive field secretary." activity. Sec. 2. Division secretaries shall work under the Sec. 3. The term "assistant director/secretary" shall direction of their respective division committees. It be used to designate such persons as are appointed shall be their duty to keep the minutes of the division by the General Conference Committee to assist the committee meetings, to collect information and director/secretary and his associates in any depart- make such reports as may be required, and to do ment, association or service in carrying the work of such other work as usually pertains to such office. the General Conference office, usually in one or more special procedures or functions. These special Sec. 3. Division committees may appoint such assignments shall be carried on largely in the office associate and assistant secretaries as may be required and serve to expedite the work of the departmental to carry on the work. staff. Field appointments for departmental assistants shall be of a very limited nature and shall normally be Article VI—Undertreasurer and confined to the North American Division. Associate Treasurers An undertreasurer and associate treasurers shall Article X—Departmental be elected to share with the Treasurer the work of his Advisory Committees office. They shall perform such duties connected with the Treasury as may be assigned to them by the The Executive Committee shall appoint a repre- Treasurer or by the Executive Committee. They may sentative advisory committee for each department, be authorized by the Executive Committee to sign association, or service of the General Conference. checks under the instruction of the Treasurer. Such committee shall in each case be composed of the director/secretary, associates and assistants of Article VII—Division Treasurers the department, association or service; the directors/ secretaries of departmental, association, or service Sec. 1. A treasurer shall be elected for each division work in the divisions; and such other persons as the outside of North America, to be designated "division Executive Committee may deem necessary. treasurer." Sec. 2. It shall be the duty of the division treasurers Article XI—Division Departments— to receive and disburse the funds of the General Directors/Secretaries, Conference made available for their territory, under Associates and Assistants the direction of their respective division committees, Sec. 1. Division departmental, association and ser- and to perform such other duties as usually pertain to vice directors/secretaries shall be elected by the such office. General Conference for the respective division fields Sec. 3. A division committee may appoint an and shall labor under the direction of their respective undertreasurer and such assistant treasurers and division committees. assistant auditors as may be required to carry on the Sec. 2. Division committees shall appoint such work. associate and assistant directors/secretaries, as may be needed to serve in special capacities, to labor Article VIII—General and Division under the direction of their respective directors/sec- Field Secretaries retaries. Sec. 1. The term "general field secretary" shall be used to designate general field workers elected in Article XII—Director of addition to the officers to serve in carrying the field Archives and Statistics responsibilities of the General Conference. At each regular session the General Conference Sec. 2. The general field secretaries shall work shall elect a director of Archives and Statistics whose under the direction of the General Conference Com- duties shall be to administer the General Conference mittee and the President, and be assigned either to Archives and to compile and report the statistics of field service or to special projects or responsibilities the world work, and who shall serve under the direc- as may be determined by the General Conference tion of the Executive Committee. Committee. Sec. 3. Division field secretaries may be elected as tide XIII—Executive Committee shall be deemed necessary to labor in the divisions Sec. 1. a. During the intervals between sessions of under the direction of their respective division com- the General Conference, the Executive Committee is mittees. delegated the authority to act on behalf of the Gener- al Conference in session including the authority to Article IX—Departments--Directors/ elect or remove, for cause, officers, directors and Secretaries, Associates and Assistants associate directors of departments/services and com- Sec. 1. The departmental, association, and service mittee members and to fill for the current term any directors/secretaries and associates elected by the vacancies that may occur in its offices, boards, com- General Conference shall work under the direction mittees or agents by death, resignation, or other- of the Executive Committee of the General Confer- wise. ence, or in the case of departmental, association, or b. The Executive Committee shall also have power service directors/secretaries in divisions under the to grant or to withdraw credentials or licenses and to CONSTITUTION 13 approve such committees and employ such person- Sec. 4. Five members of a division committee, in- nel as may be necessary to execute its work effective- cluding the chairman, shall constitute a quorum for ly. the transaction of business. When the chairman is c. The Executive Committee shall have power to unable to be present, the secretary may convene effect the retirement, before the expiration of the such a meeting at headquarters and shall serve as term for which they have been elected, of persons chairman unless otherwise determined by the Presi- elected under Article V, Sec. 1 a, of the Constitution dent. Minority meetings of fewer than five members who may develop a health condition that prevents of the Division Committee may be held for the trans- them from properly discharging their duties. action of necessary routine business, but actions d. The removal from office by the Executive Com- taken at such meetings shall not be final until the mittee of any person elected under Article V, Sec. 1 a, minutes of such meetings have been approved in a of the Constitution or its withdrawal of credentials or meeting with a quorum present. licenses shall be by a two-thirds vote of the members present and voting at any regular meeting. Article XV—Corporation Boards Sec. 2. a. A meeting of the Executive Committee, At each regular session of the General Conference known as the Annual Council, shall be held annually the requisite boards of trustees, according to their for the purpose of considering budgets from the respective Constitutions and Bylaws, shall be elected fields and making appropriations, and for the trans- for each legal corporation serving as trustee and action of other business and the adoption of such holding properties and receiving. gifts and legacies policies as may be necessary in the operation of the for the General Conference unincorporated. The worldwide work. trustees of the General Conference Corporation shall also constitute the Board of Trustees of the b. A meeting of the Executive Committee, known General Conference Association. as the Spring Meeting, shall be held annually for the purpose of receiving the audited financial reports of Article XVI—Auditors and Audits the General Conference and for transacting regular Executive Committee business as provided in the Sec. 1. The Executive Committee shall have the General Conference Working Policy relating to accounts of the General Conference and of its legal Spring Meetings. corporations audited at least once each calendar year, and the auditor or one of the associate auditors Sec. 3. A majority of the full membership of the shall report upon the same to the Executive Commit- Executive Committee, including the President or a tee annually. The auditor or an associate auditor, as general vice-president, is empowered to transact de- may be arranged, shall report also to the General nominational business of any nature at any time and Conference at its regular sessions. The General Con- place. ference auditor and theassociate auditors shall also Sec. 4. Any fifteen members of the Executive Com- be made available for auditing the accounts of union mittee, including an officer of the General Confer- conferences and general institutions as well as divi- ence, shall, after due notice to available members, sion accounts. The auditors shall be under the gener- constitute a quorum of the Executive Committee and al direction of the Executive Committee. shall be empowered to transact such executive busi- Sec. 2. The division auditor or auditors shall audit ness as is in harmony with the general plans outlined the books of such organizations or institutions within by the Committee at the designated place of meeting their territories as the division committees shall of the Executive Committee as hereinafter provided. direct. Sec. 5. All meetings of the Executive Committee, except majority meetings, shall be held at the Gener- Article XVII—Wages and Expenses al Conference headquarters, or at such other place as Sec. 1. The Executive Committee shall appoint may be definitely arranged by a majority meeting of annually eight persons not in its employ who, with the Executive Committee, or by the quorum of at the officers of the General Conference and not less least fifteen members meeting in regular session at than seven presidents of union conferences, shall general headquarters. constitute a committee to audit the expense accounts Sec. 6. Meetings of the Executive Committee may of employees and to fix their wages for the succeed- be called at any time by the ranking officer of the ing year. Conference who may be present at headquarters, Sec. 2. The Executive Committee shall have power and such officer, or any member of the committee to make such adjustments from time to time in the appointed by him, shall act as chairman of the meet- wage of clerks, stenographers and other routine ing. workers as may be necessary. Article XIV—Division Committees Sec.1. In each division outside of North America, a Article XVIII—Funds division committee shall be constituted as hereinaf- Sec. 1. The funds of the General Conference shall ter provided for the transaction of business pertain- be as follows: ing to the division. a. A tithe of the tithe receipts of the union confer- Sec. 2. The members of a division committee shall ences and union missions and of the local confer- be the President, the Secretary, the Treasurer, and ences and missions not included in union confer- the field secretaries of the division; the presidents of ences and union missions. union conferences; the presidents of union mis- b. Regular mission offerings. sions; the division departmental, association, and service directors/secretaries; and any other mem- c. Special donations and proceeds from the matur- bers of the General Conference Committee present. ities of deferred gifts. Other members may also be appointed by the Divi- d. Such percentage of the tithe of local confer- sion Committee. ences and missions as may be determined by a com- Sec. 3. The actions taken by division committees mittee composed of the conference and mission pertaining to the administration of affairs in division presidents and the Division Executive Committee, fields shall be considered final, provided they are in or, in the case of North America, the conference and harmony with the plans and policy of the General mission presidents and the General Conference Ex- Conference as set forth in the Constitution and ecutive Committee. Bylaws, and with its Executive Committee actions at e. Surplus tithes which may be appropriated by regular Annual Councils. local and union conferences for the mission field. 14 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
f. Appropriations from our publishing houses, regular funds belonging to the General Conference, sanitariums and other institutions that are under the as indicated under Article XVIII, may be used for the control of the General Conference which, because of advancement of the work in the fields in which they the character of their work, have more than local were raised. influence and responsibility as may be arranged by Sec. 5. General Conference funds in all the world joint counsel of the Executive Committee of the shall be made available to meet the annual appropria- General Conference with the board of management tions of the General Conference. of each institution. g. Such percentage of the funds of union and local Article XX—Finance conferences and missions, institutions and Adventist Sec. 1. To tide over a possible financial depression Book Centers in North America as may be arranged and to provide a working fund for regular operations by the General Conference Committee in counsel the General Conference shall maintain an amount of with conference presidents, the same to be known as working capital as defined and specified in the Work- the Retirement Plan for the support of aged and in- ing Policy. firm workers and for the dependent widows and Sec. 2. The Executive Committee, acting through orphans of workers. its legal agency, the General Conference Corpora- Sec. 2. Divisions outside North America shall adopt tion, shall have power to make such annuity con- a retirement plan which shall be in harmony with the tracts as may seem desirable; but all moneys principles set forth in the General Conference Retire- obtained in this way shall be invested in securities ment Plan. and not be made available for appropriations until the annuity contracts have matured. Article XIX—Appropriations Sec. 3. The tithes and mission offerings received by Sec. 1. The Executive Committee shall make its the General Conference shall be held asa trust for appropriations for home and foreign work at the appropriation to the work of the Seventh-day Adven- Annual Councils, said appropriations to be based on tist denomination. It shall not be within the preroga- budgets from the fields requiring financial help. tive, therefore, of the General Conference Commit- tee, the Treasury, nor of any agent or agency of the Sec. 2. Appropriations shall be made subject to the denomination, to loan these funds to private indi- receipt of the full amount of funds estimated in the viduals, to endorse notes, sign bonds or other secur- General Conference budget. In case of a shortage, ities or in any other way to divert the funds of the the distribution shall be on a pro rata basis to all the General Conference from their intended purpose. interests represented in the budget. Advances specifically authorized under regular poli- Sec. 3. Appropriations for major permanent invest- cy, and made in order to enable workers to become ments shall be held in trust for the purpose for which located and equipped for service, are not a violation the appropriation was designated. In case the project of this provision. is abandoned, the funds shall revert to the General Sec. 4. The basis for computing goals and per capi- Conference. Other funds appropriated to division ta funds shall be the average of the membership of fields shall be administered by the Division Commit- the four consecutive quarters ending on September tee. 30 of the preceding year as published in the General Sec. 4. All funds raised in division fields, except the Conference official statistical reports. Directory of the Seventh-day Adventist Denomination
GENERAL CONFERENCE
Organized May 21, 1863
Territory: The land area of the World; comprising Telex Numbers: ITT 440186 SDAY UI or ITT 440632 the Africa-Indian Ocean, Eastern Africa, Euro- SDAY UI (within U.S.A. add 71 before either num- Africa, Far Eastern, Inter-American, North Amer- ber). ican, South American, South Pacific, Southern Asia, and Trans-European Divisions, the South Afri- Mailing Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., can Union Conference, the Middle East and South- Washington, DC 20012, U.S.A. ern Union Missions, China, and the Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Union of Soviet Socialist Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Republics. Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Cable Address: "Adventist," Washington. Where 6000. the above cable address cannot be used, please address as follows: General Conference, Washing- Express and Freight Address: General Conference, ton, D.C., or Adventist Headquarters, Washing- 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. ton, D.C. 20012. Consign freight via motor freight lines.
Administration
President, Neal C. Wilson. Dale, Leo S. Ranzolin, Don A. Roth, Charles D. General Vice-Presidents, Wallace 0. Coe, Robert J. Watson, Robert L. Woodfork, Samuel C. S. Kloosterhuis, Kenneth J. Mittleider, Enoch Young; Assistant Secretaries, Mrs. Rowena Oliveira, Calvin B. Rock. Olson, Eunice Rozema. Vice-Presidents: Treasurer, Donald F. Gilbert. Africa-Indian Ocean Division, J. J. Nortey. Undertreasurer, William L. Murrill. Eastern Africa Division, Bekele Heye. Associate Treasurers, Karl H. Bahr, George H. Euro-Africa Division, Edwin Ludescher. Crumley, Frank L. Jones, Robert E. Osborn, Far Eastern Division, Ottis C. Edwards. Donald E. Robinson, John F. Wilkens. Inter-American Division, George W. Brown. Special Assistant to the Treasurer, Charles 0. North American Division, Charles E. Bradford. Frederick. South American Division, Joao Wolff. Controller, Karl H. Bahr. South Pacific Division, Walter R. L. Scragg. General Field Secretaries, Warren S. Banfield, Southern Asia Division, Gerald 1. Christo. Matthew A. Bediako, Lowell L. Bock, Charles D. Trans-European Division, Jan Paulsen. Brooks, Joseph Espinosa, George W. Reid, Ralph Administrative Assistant to the President, Winston S. Watts Jr. T. Clark. Director of Adventist Personnel Service, George R. Special Assistants to the President, Winton H. Ramsey; Assistant Director, Willard Munger. Beaven, Donald G. Reynolds, Arturo E. Schmidt, Director of Archives and Statistics, F. Donald Yost; Charles R. Taylor. Assistant Directors, Bert B. Haloviak, Mrs. Evelyn Secretary, G. Ralph Thompson. D. Osborn. Undersecretary, Fred G. Thomas. Director of Personnel Administration, James H. Associate Secretaries, Maurice T. Battle, Robert L. Harris; Assistant Director, Mrs. Anita Milam.
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Executive Committee GENERAL CONFERENCE MEMBERS Secretary, Ted N. C. Wilson. Treasurer, P. N. Onwere. Administration: Field Secretary, Ntwali Ruhaya. President, Neal C. Wilson. General Vice-Presidents, Wallace 0. Coe, Robert J. Departmental Directors: Kloosterhuis, Kenneth J. Mittleider, Enoch Church Ministries, Carlyle Bayne. Oliveira, Calvin B. Rock. Communication, Jack Mahon. Secretary, G. Ralph Thompson. Education, P. Bahimba. Undersecretary, Fred G. Thomas. Health and Temperance, Gaspar Colon. Associate Secretaries, Maurice T. Battle, Robert L. Ministerial, Walton S. Whaley. Dale, Leo S. Ranzolin, Don A. Roth, Charles D. PubliC Affairs and Religious Liberty, J. B. A. Kio. Watson, Robert L. Woodfork, Samuel C. S. Publishing, Dale L. Thomas. Young. Treasurer, Donald F. Gilbert. Services Director: Undertreasurer, William L. Murrill. Trust Services, J. J. Nortey. Associate Treasurers, Karl H. Bahr, George H. Crumley, Frank L. Jones, Robert E. Osborn, Union Presidents: Donald E. Robinson, John F. Wilkens. Central African, Roland L. Joachim. Past President of the General Conference, Robert Indian Ocean, Siegfried G. Mayr. H. Pierson. Nigerian, C. 0. Adeogun. General Field Secretaries, Warren S. Banfield, Rwanda, R. G. Peck. Matthew A. Bediako, Lowell L. Bock, Charles D. Sahel, Daniel Cordas. Brooks, Joseph Espinosa, George W. Reid, Ralph West African, P. K. Asareh. S. Watts Jr. Zaire, Nyembo Mwema. Director of Adventist Personnel Service, George R. Ramsey. Eastern Africa Director of Archives and Statistics, F. Donald Yost. Administration: Departmental Directors and Associates: President, Bekele Heye. Church Ministries, Delmer W. Holbrook; Associ- Secretary, Ralph P. Bailey. ates, Malcolm J. Allen, Maurice T. Bascom, Gil- Treasurer, Ronald A. Lindsey. bert J. Bertochini, Charles L. Brooks, Helen C. Field Secretaries, D. W. B. Chalale, H. Dumba, Craig, Donald E. Crane, Mrs. Karen Flowers, Clifford G. Patterson. Ronald M. Flowers, Robert B. Grady, Mrs. Betty Holbrook, Mrs. Noelene Johnsson, George E. Departmental Directors: Knowles, Israel Leito, J. Lynn Martell, Samuel F. Church Ministries, Monnier, Monte C. Sahlin, Paul G. Smith, Communication, Z. F. Ayonga. Michael H. Stevenson, Ted F. Wick. Education, T. H. Nkungula. Communication, Robert W. Nixon; Associates, Health and Temperance, Saleem Farag. Shirley Burton, Victor H. Cooper, Tulio R. Ministerial, Haylock, Owen A. Troy. Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Education, George H. Akers; Associates, Victor S. Publishing, L. Masuku. Griffiths, Marion L. Hartlein, Gordon Madgwick, Humberto M. Rasi, Agripino C. Segovia, Services Directors: Frederick R. Stephan. International Health Food Association, Ronald A. Health and Temperance, G. Gordon Hadley; Lindsey. Associates, Elvin F. Adams, Eldon E. Carman, Trust Services, Ronald A. Lindsey. Thomas R. Neslund, Raymond L. Pelton, Stoy E. Proctor, Elizabeth Sterndale, Mrs. Iris Hayden Union Presidents: Stober, Gary B. Swanson, Albert S. Whiting, De- East African, Frederick K. Wangai. Witt S. Williams. Ethiopian, Bekele Ministerial Association, Floyd Bresee; Associates, South-East Africa, F. A. Botomani. Carlos E. Aeschlimann, J. David Newman, Wil- Tanzania, Robert W. Taylor. liam C. Scales Jr., Arturo E. Schmidt, J. Robert Uganda, Jack Bruce Bohannon. Spangler. Zambesi, R. R. Ndhlovu. Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Bert B. Beach; Zambia, L. D. Raelly. Associates, Gordon 0. Engen, Roland R. Heg- stad, Neville 0. Matthews, Gary M. Ross, Mitch- Euro-Africa ell A. Tyner. Publishing, Ronald E. Appenzeller; Associates, Administration: Rudi H. Henning, Richard L. McKee, Robert S. President, Edwin Ludescher. Smith. Secretary, Georges Steveny. Services Directors and Associates: Treasurer, Erich Amelung. Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries, Clarence E. Field Secretaries, Dumitru Popa, Lothar Reiche, Bracebridge. Oldrich Sladek. International Health Food Association, Eric C. Fehl- Departmental Directors: berg. Church Ministries, Ulrich Frikart. Office of Human Relations, Warren S. Banfield; Communication, John Graz. Associate, Education, Pietro Copiz. Trust Services, G. Tom Carter; Associates, David E. Health and Temperance, Herbert Stoeger. Johnston, Alan W. White. Ministerial, Johannes Mager. WORLD DIVISION MEMBERS Publishing, Waldemar Quedzuweit. Religious Liberty, Gianfranco Rossi. Africa-Indian Ocean Services Director: Administration: International Health Food Association, Erich Ame- President, J. J. Nortey. lung. GENERAL CONFERENCE—EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 17
Union Presidents: North American Angola, Pedro Balanca de Freitas. Administration: Czechoslovakian, Oldrich Sladek. President, Charles E. Bradford. Franco-Belgian, Secretary, Robert L. Dale. German Democratic Republic, Lothar Reiche. Treasurer, George H. Crumley. Mozambique, Bernardino Mabote. Field Secretaries, Warren S. Banfield, Joseph Espi- Romanian, Dumitru Popa. nosa. South German, Harald Knott. Swiss, Johann Niedermaier. Departmental Directors: West German, Erwin Kilian. Church Ministries, J. Lynn Martell. Communication, Owen A. Troy. Far Eastern Education (K-12), Frederick R. Stephan. Health and Temperance, Stoy E. Proctor. Administration: Ministerial, William C. Scales Jr. President, Ottis C. Edwards. Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Gordon 0. Secretary, Tong C. Kim. Engen. Treasurer, Ian E. Grice. Publishing, Robert S. Smith. Field Secretary, Larry R. Colburn. Services Directors: Departmental Directors: North American Missions, Joseph Espinosa. Church Ministries, Charles J. Griffin. Office of Human Relations, Warren S. Banfield. Communication, G. Ray James. Education, Shozo Tabuchi. Union Presidents: Health, Harold E. Butler. Atlantic, Philip S. Follett. Ministerial, James H. Zachary. Canadian, J. W. Wilson. Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, G. Ray James. Columbia, Ron M. Wisbey. Publishing, Charles L. Williams. Lake, Robert H. Carter. Mid-America, Joel 0. Tompkins. Services Director: North Pacific, Bruce Johnston. International Health Food Association, Masao Uru- Pacific, Thomas J. Mostert Jr. ma. Southern, Alfred C. McClure. Southwestern, Cyril Miller. Union Presidents: Bangladesh, Robert G. Manners. South American Burma, Kyaw Balay. Central Philippine, Dionisio M. Niere. Administration: East Indonesia, Alex Rantung. President, Joao Wolff. Japan, Yukio Yokomizo. Secretary, Mario Veloso. Korean, Chun Pyung Duk. Treasurer, Ruy H. Nasel. North Philippine, Efinito M. Macalintal. Field Secretaries, Enrique Becerra, Floriano X. dos South China Island, Eugene Hsu. Santos. South Philippine, Paterno M. Diaz. Departmental Directors: Southeast Asia, George C. Johnson. Church Ministries, Henrique Berg. West Indonesia, Bahasa Soemarna. Communication, Assad Bechara. Education, Nevil Gorski. Inter-American Health and Temperance, Edwin I. Mayer. Ministerial, Jose Amasias Justiniano. Administration: Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Floriano X. dos President, George W. Brown. Santos. Secretary, Jose H. Figueroa Jr. Publishing, Nelci N. Viegas. Treasurer, Ramon H. Maury. Field Secretary, C. Dionisio Christian. Services Director: International Health Food Association, Paulo Departmental Directors: Stabenow. Church Ministries, Sergio Moctezuma. Communication, Leslie V. McMillan. Union Presidents: Education, L. Herbert Fletcher. Austral, Ruben Pereyra. Health and Temperance, Naomi Modeste. Central Brazil, Darci M. Borba. Ministerial, Salim Japas. Chile, Eliel Almonte. Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Lamartine J. East Brazil, Jose Orlando Correia. Honore. Inca, Haroldo Moran. Publishing, Ricardo A. Rodriguez. North Brazil, Wandyr Mendes de Oliveira. South Brazil, Rodolpho Gorski. Services Directors: International Health Food Association, Sidney J. South Pacific Cole. Administration: Trust Services, Leslie V. McMillan. President, Walter R. L. Scragg. Secretary, A. H. Tolhurst. Union Presidents: Treasurer, W. T. Andrews. Antillian, Cami B. Cruz. Field Secretary, A. J. Ferch. Caribbean, Eric John Murray. Central American, Aristides Gonzalez. Departmental Directors: Colombia-Venezuela, Luis Florez. Church Ministries, A. E. Birch. Cuba, Juan Guerrero Lopez. Communication, R. L. Coombe. Franco-Haitian, Napoleon Grunder. Education, G. F. Clifford. North Mexican, Neftali Quintero. Health and Temperance, D. E. Bain. South Mexican, Agustin Galicia. Health Food, E. W. Grosser. West Indies, Silburn M. Reid. Ministerial, A. D. C. Currie. 18 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Public Affairs and Religious liberty, R. L. Coombe. The Seventh-day. Adventist Church in the Publishing, J. T. Knopper. Union of Soviet Socialist Republics Services Director: Elected Representatives: Trust Services, Russian Soviet Federated Socialist Republic, M. P. Union Presidents: Kulakov. Central Pacific, C. M. Winch. Ukrainian Soviet Socialist Republic, N. A. Zhuka- Papua New Guinea, A. A. Godfrey. luk. Trans-Australian, D. B. Hills. Trans-Tasman, H. G. Harker. EX OFFICIO MEMBERS Western Pacific, J. R. Lee. Adventist Development and Relief Agency Interna- Southern Asia tional: Ralph S. Watts Jr., President/Executive Division Advisory Council: Director. Chairman, Gerald J. Christo. Adventist-Laymen's Services and Industries: W. C. Secretary, Robin D. Riches. Arnold, Executive Secretary. Treasurer, Johnson Koilpillai. Adventist Review: William G. Johnsson, Editor; Departmental Advisors: Myron K. Widmer, Associate Editor. Church Ministries, Lowell C. Cooper. Adventist World Radio-Asia: Allen R. Steele, Direc- Communication, D. S. Poddar. tor. Education, John M. Fowler. Andrews University: W. Richard Lesher, President. Health and Temperance, Ronald N. Baird. Ayer, Hoy y Manana: Jorge Grieve, Director. Ministerial, Ronald N. Baird. Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, M. E. Cherian. Biblical Research Institute: George W. Reid, Publishing, Thomas K. Joseph. Director; Frank Holbrook, Herbert Kiesler, William H. Shea, Associate Directors. Union Presidents: Central India, K. J. Moses. Breath of Life: Charles D. Brooks, Speaker. Northeast India, Lal Hmingliana. Christian Record Braille Foundation: Vernon L. Northern, Saudagar Chand. Bretsch, President. South India, John Willmott. Faith for Today: Daniel G. Matthews, Director. Trans-European Gencon Risk Management Services: Stanton H. Par- ker, Executive Director. Administration: President, Jan Paulsen. General Conference Personnel Administration: James H. Harris, Director. Secretary, Karel C. van Oossanen. Treasurer, John Muderspach. Geoscience Research Institute: Ariel A. Roth, Direc- Field Secretaries, James M. Huzzey, Heikki J. Luuk- tor. ko. Home Study International: George P. Babcock, Departmental Directors: President. Church Ministries, Donald Lowe. It Is Written: George E. Vandeman, Speaker. Communication, Rajmund Dabrowski. Education and Temperance, Orville Woolford. La Voz de la Esperanza: Milton Peverini, Speaker. Ministerial, M. A. Finley. Loma Linda Foods, Inc: Alejo Pizarro, President. Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Rajmund Dab- Loma Linda University: Norman J. Woods, Presi- rowski. dent. Publishing, Kaj Pedersen. Oakwood College: Benjamin Reaves, President. Services Director: International Health Food Association, John Pacific Press Publishing Association: Eugene M. Muderspach. Stiles, President. Union Presidents: Philanthropic Service for Institutions: Milton J. Mur- British, W. John Arthur. ray, Director. Finland, E. Olavi Rouhe. Review and Herald Publishing Association: Harold Hungarian, Jeno Szigeti. F. Otis Jr., President. Netherlands, G. W. Mandemaker. Seventh-day Adventist Radio, Television and Film Pakistan, D. C. Clothier. Center: B. E. Jacobs, President. Polish, Stanislaw Dabrowski. Swedish, Bertil Utterback. Voice of Prophecy: H. M. S. Richards Jr., Speaker. West Nordic, Rolf H. Kvinge. White Estate, Ellen G.: Robert W. Olson, Secretary; Yugoslavian, Jovan Lorencin. Paul A. Gordon, Undersecretary; Roger W. Coon, George E. Rice, Juan Carlos Viera, Associate Secre- taries. MEMBERS FROM OTHER WORLD TERRITORIES ELECTIVE MEMBERS Unions Attached to General Conference N. F. Aina, Gordon Birchell, J. William Bothe, Middle East Union Mission: Robert R. Bretsch, R. Ernesto Castillo, Walter Chin, Gerald D. Karst, President. Oh Soo Chong, Donald R. Christman, Winston T. South African Union Conference: Clark, Paul Clerc, Harold Collum, Ethel Connor, James T. Bradfield, President. Robert Coy, H. Carl Currie, Melvin Djkowich, Ken- neth H. Emmerson, Ignacio Faz, Charles 0. Southern Union Mission: Frederick, Erwin R. Gane, Standley Gellineau, V. S. Wakaba, President. James A. Greene, Kenneth Hammond, Mervyn G. China Hardinge, Lloyd N. Henry, Charles B. Hirsch, S. J. Jackson, Warren L. Johns, Harold Kono, Lee Lar- (Because of conditions, no reports have been re- son, Harold L. Lee, Mohan Lingum, Alf Lohne, E. ceived from China pertaining to administration and Long, Merle L. Mills, Llewellyn Mullings, Clement organization.) A. Murray, Mutuku J. Mutinga, Gary B. Patterson, GENERAL CONFERENCE—DEPARTMENTS 19
Arthur J. Patzer, Louis A. Ramirez, Howard F. W. Welch, Francis W. Werriick, Roy F. Williams, Rampton, Ernest H. J. Steed, Charles R. Taylor, Edward C. Wines, Philip Winsted, Kenneth H. David B. Thomas, Joan Tonge, Rui Viera, Donald Wood, Terry Zull.
Departments The Departments of the General Conference named below were organized on the dates mentioned, although some were actually doing work as departments prior to such organization.
CHURCH MINISTRIES WAUS FM: Organized 1985 University Station, Berrien Springs, Michigan 49104. Telephone: (616) 471-3400. Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., General Manager, Michael Wiist. Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- WDNX FM: 6140. Rural Life Foundation, Harbert Hills Academy, Administration: Rt. 2, Box 212, Savannah, Tennessee 38372. Tele- Director, Delmer W. Holbrook. phone: (901) 925-9236. Associate Directors, Malcolm J. Allen, Maurice T. General Manager, Albert Nielsen. Bascom, Gilbert J. Bertochini, Charles L. Brooks, WGTS FM: Helen C. Craig, Donald E. Crane, Mrs. Karen 7600 Flower Avenue, Takoma Park, Maryland Flowers, Ronald M. Flowers, Robert B. Grady, 20912. Telephone: (301) 891-4200. Mrs. Betty Holbrook, Mrs. Noelene Johnsson General Manager, Don Wheeler. (NAD), George E. Knowles, Israel Leito, J. Lynn Martell (NAD), Samuel F. Monnier, Monte C. WOCG FM: Oakwood College, Huntsville, Alabama 35896. Sahlin (NAD), Paul G. Smith, Michael H. Telephone: (205) 830-4330. Stevenson, Ted F. Wick (NAD). General Manager, Hallerin H. Hill. Assistant Directors, Mrs. Lyndelle Chiomenti, James Joiner, Norman Middag (NAD), Laurel! WSMC FM: Peterson. Southern College, P.O. Box 870, Collegedale, Senior Editor, Erwin R. Gane. Tennessee 37315. Telephone: (615) 238-2464. Editor, Graham Bingham. General Manager, Douglas Walter. WTPM FM: Antillian Adventist College, P.O. Box 1629, COMMUNICATION Mayaguez, Puerto Rico 00709. Telephone: (809) Established 1972 833-6168. Public Relations 1912; Radio-Television 1950 General Manager, Francisco Javier Vega. Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Adventist World Radio 6100. Board of Directors (1985-1990): Administration: Neal C. Wilson, Chairman; Wallace 0. Coe, Vice- Director, Robert W. Nixon. Chairman; Tulio R. Haylock, Secretary; Donald E. Associate Directors, Shirley Burton, Victor H. Robinson, Treasurer; Bert B. Beach, Olov Blom- Cooper, Tulio R. Haylock, Owen A. Troy (NAD). quist, Charles E. Bradford, Floyd Bresee, George Assistant Director, David Bril!hart. W. Brown, Gerald J. Christo, Ottis C. Edwards, Donald F. Gilbert, Bekele Heye, B. E. Jacobs, Adventist Radio Network Robert J. Kloosterhuis, Edwin Ludescher, Robert W. Nixon, J. J. Nortey, Jan Paulsen, Calvin B. Rock, Board of Directors: Robert W. Nixon, Chairman; Don A. Roth, Walter R. L. Scragg, G. Ralph Thomp- Michael Wiist, Secretary. son, Don A. Wheeler, Joao Wolff. Administration: President, Michael Wiist. Affiliated Entities: Treasurer, Steve Vistaunet. AWR-Africa, Cidex 03 C 84, Abidjan, Riviera 1, Cote Managing Director, Larry Bothe. d'Ivoire, West Africa. General Counsel, Don Martin. Manager, Daniel Grisier. AWR-Asia, P.O. Box 7500, Agat, Guam 96928. Affiliated Stations: Telex Number: 721-6548 (Ans. KSDA GM). KCDS FM: Manager, Allen Steele. Broadcast Center, Angwin, California 94508. AWR-Europe, Casella Postale 383,47100 Forli, Italy. Telephone: (707) 965-7141. Manager, Gregory Hodgson. General Manager, Steve Vistaunet. AWR-Latin America, P.O. Box 1177, 4050 Alajuela, KGTS FM: Costa Rica. WallaWalla College, College Place, Washington Manager, Dave Gregory. 99324. Telephone: (509) 527-2991. AWR-Southern Asia, Post Box 15, Poona 411001, General Manager, David Bullock. India. KKR FM: Southwestern Adventist College, Keene, Texas EDUCATION 76059. Telephone: (817) 641-8811. Organized 1902 General Manager, Robert R. Mendenhall. KSGN FM: Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., 11498 Pierce Street, Riverside, California 92505. Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Telephone: (714) 687-5746. 6400; North America: K-12, (202)722-6420; Board of General Manager, Lee McIntyre. Higher Education, (202) 722-6423. VOAR AM: Administration: 106 Freshwater Road, St. John's, Newfound- Director, George H. Akers. land, Canada. Telephone: (709) 579-2104. Associate Directors, Victor S. Griffiths, Marion L. General Manager, Lawrence Burns. Hartlein (NAD), Gordon Madgwick (NAD), Hum- 20 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
berto M. Rasi, Agripino C. Segovia, Frederick R. tor, Executive Director; Elizabeth Sterndale, Stephan (NAD). Secretary-Treasurer; George H. Crumley, Robert L. Dale, Perry Pedersen, Frederick R. Stephan, S.D.A. International Board of Education: Owen A. Troy, Albert S. Whiting, Robert L. Wood- Calvin B. Rock, Chairman; Enoch Oliveira, Vice- fork. Chairman; George H. Akers, Secretary; Agripino C. Segovia, Assistant Secretary; William L. Murrill, International Health and Temperance Association Treasurer; Associate Directors of the General Con- Organized 1946; reorganized 1982 ference Department of Education; Division Presi- 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., dents or their designates; Division Directors of Headquarters: Education; Associate Director of the General Con- Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- ference Department of Health and Temperance 6700. (Nursing). Board of Governors: Other Members: Maurice T. Battle, Floyd Bresee, The members of the Executive Committee of the Wallace 0. Coe, Gerhard F. Hasel, W. Richard General Conference, and the presidents and ex- Lesher, George W. Reid, Steven W. Thompson, ecutive secretaries of the societies that have been Mario Veloso, Norman J. Woods. accepted into the membership of the International Ex Officio Members: General Conference Presi- Health and Temperance Association. dent, Secretary, Treasurer. Officers: Board of Regents: Honorary President, Neal C. Wilson. George H. Akers, Chairman; Victor S. Griffiths, President, Wallace 0. Coe. Secretary; Associate Directors of the General Con- Vice-President, G. Gordon Hadley. ference Department of Education; Division Direc- Executive Secretary, Thomas R. Neslund. tors of Education; and the following elected mem- Associate Secretary, DeWitt S. Williams. bers: Maurice T. Battle, Arthur 0. Coetzee, Wil- Treasurer, liam L. Murrill, Calvin B. Rock, Angel Rodriguez. Executive Council: Ex Officio Members: General Conference Presi- Neal C. Wilson, Honorary President; Wallace 0. dent, Secretary, Treasurer. Coe, Chairman; G. Gordon Hadley, Vice- Chairman; DeWitt S. Williams, Executive Secretar- y; , Treasurer; Elvin F. Adams, Victor H. HEALTH AND TEMPERANCE Cooper, Frank L. Jones, Raymond L. Pelton, Stoy E. Reorganized 1980 Proctor, Francis A. Soper, Ernest H. J. Steed, Michael H. Stevenson, Mrs. Iris Hayden Stober, Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Gary B. Swanson, Fred G. Thomas. Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- 6700. Narcotics Education, Inc. Administration: Board of Trustees: Director, G. Gordon Hadley. Chairman, Wallace 0. Coe. Associate Directors, Elvin F. Adams, Eldon E. Car- President, G. Gordon Hadley. man, Thomas R. Neslund, Raymond L. Pelton, Vice-President for International Affairs, Albert S. Stoy E. Proctor (NAD), Elizabeth Sterndale Whiting. (NAD), Mrs. Iris Hayden Stober, Gary B. Swan- Vice-President for North America, Stoy E. Proctor. son, Albert S. Whiting, DeWitt S. Williams. Treasurer, Assistant Directors, Galen Bosley, Mrs. Barbara Executive Director, DeWitt S. Williams. Wetherell. Marketing Director, Leilani Proctor. Consultants, Richard Hart Patricia Mutch Clar Se,..u.ry, Francis A. Soper. ence Omans. Other Members: George P. Babcock, Carolyn Burns, Victor H. Cooper, Clarence Dunbebin, Adventist Health Network Robert Dupont, Frank L. Jones, Joyce Nelepka, Thomas R. Neslund, William N. Plymat, Leo S. Ran- Board of Directors: zolin, Robert S. Smith, Ernest H. J. Steed, Mrs. Iris Charles E. Bradford, Chairman; Wallace 0. Coe, Hayden Stober, Charles D. Watson. G. Gordon Hadley, Vice-Chairmen; Stoy E. Proc- tor, Executive Director; Maurice T. Bascom, George H. Crumley, Frederick R. Stephan, Eli- MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION zabeth Sterndale, Owen A. Troy, Albert S. Whiting, Organized 1922 Robert L. Woodfork. Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- American Health and Temperance Society 6500. Organized 1826; reorganized 1982 Administration: Headquarters: 6830 Laurel Street, N.W., Washing- Secretary, Floyd Bresee. ton, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722-6719. Associate Secretaries, Carlos E. Aeschlimann, J. David Newman, William C. Scales Jr. (NAD), Board of Governors: Arturo E. Schmidt, J. Robert Spangler. The members of the North American Division Ex- Assistant Secretary, Rex D. Edwards. ecutive Committee. Administration: PUBLIC AFFAIRS AND RELIGIOUS President, Charles E. Bradford. LIBERTY Vice-President, Wallace 0. Coe. Organized 1902 Vice-President, G. Gordon Hadley. Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Executive Dirctor, Stoy E. Proctor. Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Secretary-Treasurer, Elizabeth Sterndale. 6681. Executive Committee: New York—United Nations Office: 777 United Na- Charles E. Bradford, Chairman; Wallace 0. Coe, tions Plaza, New York, New York 10017. Tele- G. Gordon Hadley, Vice-Chairmen; Stoy E. Proc- phone: (212) 687-6488. GENERAL CONFERENCE—SERVICES, CORPORATIONS AND OTHERS 21
Administration: Treasurer, Donald E. Robinson. Director, Bert B. Beach. Legal Counsel, Mitchell A. Tyner. Associate Directors, Gordon 0. En en (NAD), Ro- Other Members: Carl Brusewitz, D. D. Devnich, land R. Hegstad, Neville 0. Matthews, Gary M. Roland R. Hegstad, Victor Keanie, Zachariasz Lyko, Ross, Mitchell A. Tyner. Carl Mau, Gianfranco Rossi, Floriano X. dos San- tos, Ernest H. J. Steed, G. Ralph Thompson, Neal C. International Religious Liberty Wilson. Association Incorporated 1946 PUBLISHING Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Organized 1902 Washington, D.C. 20012. Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Board of Directors: Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- President, Wallace 0. Coe. 6480. Vice-Presidents, Gerhard Claas, Wallace 0. Coe, Warren L. Johns, Robert W. Nixon. Administration: Secretary-General, Bert B. Beach. Director, Ronald E. Appenzeller. Associate Secretaries, Neville 0. Matthews, Gary Associate Directors, Rudi H. Henning, Richard L. M. Ross. McKee, Robert S. Smith (NAD).
Services, Corporations and Other Organizations
ADVENTIST CHAPLAINCY MINISTRIES Correctional Institution Chaplain: (Includes National Service Organization) Walter L. Horton. Established 1985 Volunteer Chaplaincies: Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Civil Air Patrol, Health Care, Police, Prison. Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- 6469. ADVENTIST DEVELOPMENT AND Administration: RELIEF AGENCY INTERNATIONAL Director, ACM and NSO, Clarence E. Bracebridge. (ADRA) (Includes SAWS and OFASA) Servicemen's Centers Incorporated 1956; reorganized 1983 S.D.A. Servicemen's Center (Germany): Johann Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Klotz Strasse 13, 6 Frankfurt/Main (Niederrad), Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Federal Republic of Germany. Telephone: (Frank- 6770. furt 0611) 67-38-87. Board of Directors: Director: Glenn I. Bowen. Kenneth J. Mittleider, Chairman; Donald F. Gil- S.D.A. Servicemen's Center (Japan): 846 Kamikawai- bert, First Vice-Chairman; Enoch Oliveira, Second cho, Asahi-ku, Yokohama 241, Japan. Telephone: Vice-Chairman; Ralph S. Watts Jr., Secretary; 045-921-1121. Mario Ochoa, Assistant Secretary; George H. Ak- Director, Laverne Peterson. ers, Erich Amelung, W. T. Andrews, W. C. Arnold, S.D.A. Servicemen's Center (Korea): Chung Ryang, Ralph P. Bailey, Warren S. Banfield, Maurice T. P.O. Box 110 (all international mail), 66 Hoe-gi- Battle, Bert B. Beach, Charles E. Bradford, George dong, Dongdaemun-ku, Seoul 131, Korea. Tele- W. Brown, Gerald J. Christo, May Chung, Robert phones: 964-6124 and 966-0073. Coy, Ottis C. Edwards, Jose H. Fieroa Jr., Ian E. Director: Oliver J. Stimpson. Grice, Cyril Hardy, Bekele Heye,Delmer W. Hol- S.D.A. Servicemen's Center (Okinawa): 1035 Ada- brook, John Howard, B. E. Jacobs, William G. John- niya, Kitanakagusuku-son, Okinawa 901-23, Japan. sson, Tong C. Kim, Johnson Koilpillai, Ronald A. Director, Mark Duarte. Lindsey, Edwin Ludescher, Ramon H. Maury, John Muderspach, Milton J. Murray, William L. Murrill, ACM Chapters Ruy Nagel, Robert W. Nixon, J. J. Nortey, P. N. Onwere, Jan Paulsen, Raymond L. Pelton, Pekka T. Campus: Pohjola, Robin D. Riches, Walter R. L. Scragg, Spokesperson, James Herman (SC). Georges Steveny, Fred G. Thomas, G. Ralph- Health Care (SDAHCA): Thompson, A. H. Tolhurst, Mario Veloso, Donald President, Martin W. Feldbush. W. Welch, Albert S. Whiting, John F. Wilkens, Neal President Elect, Glenn A. Sackett. C. Wilson, Ted N. C. Wilson, Joao Wolff, Norman J. Secretary-Treasurer, Harvey Kibble. Woods. Public Relations, Harry Krueger. Administration: Military (NSO): President/Executive Director, Ralph S. Watts Jr. President, CDR Harold H. Eslinger, CHC, USN. Executive Vice-President, Mario H. Ochoa. Secretary, CH (MAJ) Gary R. Councell, USA. Vice-President for Finance, R. I. Gainer. Treasurer, CH (MAJ) James W. Coleman, USAF. Programs Division: Public Relations, CH (CPT) Donald E. Troyer, USA. Executive Vice-President, Mario H. Ochoa. U.S. Veterans Administration Chaplains: Director for Community Development, Ken D. Alva R. Appel, Norman Goodwin, Robert L. Mole, Flemmer. John K. Umeda. Director for Commodity-Supported Project De- Civilian Chaplains: velopment, William H. Jenson. USA: Harry Garlick, Lester Rilea. Director for Institutional Development, Harold() J. Overseas: Glenn I. Bowen, Mark Duarte, Laverne Seidl. Peterson, Oliver J. Stimpson. Director for Planning, Sharon Tobing (acting). 22 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Assistant Director for Evaluation, Rudolf Maier. ADVENTIST REVIEW Assistant Director for Human Resource Develop- Established 1850 ment, Gordon Buhler. Assistant Director for Nutrition, Marie Alexandre. Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Public Relations Division: 6966. Director of Public Relations and Corporate De- velopment, Ray Tetz. Facsimile Number: (202) 722-6354. Assistant Director for Fund Raising, Derris Krause. Editorial Staff: News and Information Coordinator, Evert Editor, William G. Johnsson. McDowell. Associate Editor, Myron K. Widmer. Finance and Resource Management Division: Assistant Editors, Eugene F. Durand, Carlos G. Vice-President for Finance, R. I. Gainer. Medley, Deborah Anfenson-Vance, Kit B. Watts. Controller, Elwin David. Editorial Board: Director for Material Resources, W. Lee Grady; Neal C. Wilson, Chairman; Robert J. Kloosterhuis, Assistant, Rudolfo Monsalve. Vice-Chairman; William G. Johnsson, Secretary; Material Resources Center (East): 6620 Amberton Ronald E. Appenzeller, Warren S. Banfield, Charles Drive, Route 1, Elkridge, Maryland 21227. Tele- E. Bradford, Wallace 0. Coe, Donald F. Gilbert, phone: (301) 621-2202. Thomas E. Kapusta, James Londis, Mrs. Edna Maye Loveless, Mrs. Nancy Marter, Kenneth J. Mittleid- Material Resources Center (West): 310 Harvest er, Mrs. Judith Nembhard, Robert W. Nixon, Drive, Watsonville, California 95077. Telephone: Enoch Oliveira, Robert W. Olson, Harold F. Otis (408) 724-7090. Jr., George W. Reid, Calvin B. Rock, G. Ralph Plant Manager, Kenneth Larsen. Thompson, Myron K. Widmer, Ron M. Wisbey, Henry M. Wright. ADVENTIST HEALTH SYSTEM/ Advisory Council: LOMA LINDA, INC. William G. Johnsson, Chairman; Members of the (See listing in North American Health-Care Corpora- Editorial Board, Presidents of the World Divisions, tions at the end of the North American Division.) NAD Union Presidents, Richard Wayne Coffen, Eugene F. Durand, Jocelyn R. Fay, James L. Fly, Wiliam A. Iles, W. Richard Lesher, Gordon Madg- ADVENTIST HISTORIC PROPERTIES, INC. wick, Henry C. Martin, R. D. Marx, Carlos G. Med- Established 1987 ley, Kermit L. Netteburg, Humberto M. Rasi, Office Address: 165 North Washington Avenue, Bat- Meade C. Van Putten, Deborah Anfenson-Vance, tle Creek, Michigan 49016. Telephone: (616) 964- Kit B. Watts, Kenneth H. Wood, Norman J. Woods, 4083. F. Donald Yost, Tom Zapara. Board of Trustees: Robert L. Dale, Chairman; Lawrence E. Crandall, ADVENTIST WORLD PURCHASING SERVICES President/CEO; Paul A. Gordon, First Vice- Established 1920 President; James R. Nix, Second Vice-President; Garth H. Stoltz, Third Vice-President; C. Mervyn Cable Address: "ESDA," Washington, D.C. Maxwell, Secretary; Herbert W. Pritchard, Telegraphic Address: "WUX, ESDA," Washington, Treasurer; LaRue L. Cook, Assistant Treasurer. D.C. Office Mailing Address: 6930 Carroll Avenue, Tako- ADVENTIST-LAYMEN'S SERVICES ma Park, Maryland 20912. Telephone: (202) 722- .A.1•4F3 !!!!DUSTR!ES (AS!) 6300. A Seventh-day Adventist Laymen's Association Delivery Address: 7112 Willow Avenue, Takoma Organized 1947; reorganized 1951 Park, Maryland 20912. Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington Headquarters: Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Director, John M. Stephenson. 6391. Assistant Director, Wayne M. Calbi. Administration: President, Henry C. Martin. Executive Secretary and Treasurer, W. C. Arnold. AUDITING SERVICE General Vice-President, Ray Hamblin. Reorganized 1977 Vice-Presidents, Ed Martin, Russ Potter, Warren Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Wilson, Don Yohe. Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Executive Committee: 6435. Henry C. Martin, Chairman; W. C. Arnold, Execu- Administration: tive Secretary and Treasurer; Ralph Ahnberg, Wil- Director, David D. Dennis. liam Bower, Charles E. Bradford, James Brock, Associate Directors, 0. Richard Caldwell, Eric A. Robert H. Carter, George H. Crumley, Jim Cun- Korff, Lloyd C. Strickland. nington, Robert L. Dale, Wayne Dull, Malcolm Assistant Director, E. Irene Coon. Gordon, Ray Hamblin, Steve Hamilton, Ed Martin, Assistant Staff Auditor, E. Todd Mekelburg. George Mitchell, Russ Potter, Duane Tucker, War- ren Wilson, Don Yohe, Tom Zapara. Field Offices General Conference Advisory Members: East Coast Area: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Frank L. Jones, J. Lynn Martel, Frederick R. Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Stephan, Elizabeth Sterndale. 6438. ASI Missions, Inc. Board: Area Director, Daniel E. Herzel. Tom Zapara, Chairman; W. C. Arnold, Secretary; Atlantic District: P.O. Box 1042, South Lancaster, Charles E. Bradford, May Chung, George H. Crum- Massachusetts 01561. Telephone: (617) 368-8333. ley, Robert L. Dale, Harold 'Lance, Ron Light- District Director, H. Robert Gadd; Staff Auditor, bourne, Henry Martin, Ellsworth McKee, Denzil ; Assistant Staff Auditors, Mark Hyder, McNeilus, Mary Paulson, Ray Roberts, Hugo Weg- Douglas D. Reeves, Eddie Soler, Kristal L. Ter- muller, Philip Winsted. ry. GENERAL CONFERENCE—SERVICES, CORPORATIONS AND OTHERS 23
Columbia District: P.O. Box 732, Columbia, Mary- Mittleider, Enoch Oliveira, Robert W. Olson, land 21045. Telephone: (301) 596-0800. Donald E. Robinson, Calvin B. Rock, William H. District Director, Robert F. Cooke; Staff Au- Shea, G. Ralph Thompson. ditor, Karen D. Baldwin; Assistant Staff Au- Biblical Research Institute Committee: ditors, Mrs. Ellen C. Nixon, J. Brian Paradis. George W. Reid, Chairman; Frank Holbrook, Sec- Lake District: P.O. Box 96, Berrien Springs, Michi- retary; Neils-Erik Andreasen, Samuele Bacchioc- gan 49103. Telephone: (616) 473-4541. chi, D. D. Baldwin, Bert B. Beach, Ivan T. Blazen, -District Director, ; Staff Auditors, Robyn Charles E. Bradford, Floyd Bresee, Wallace 0. Coe, M. Kajiura, F. Norman Pottle; Assistant Staff Raoul F. Dederen, Jon Dybdahl, Elly H. Economou, Auditors, Walter P. Marquez, Betty McGraw. A. J. Ferch, John M. Fowler, Erwin R. Gane, Donald Central Area: P.O. Box 1177, Burleson, Texas 76028. F. Gilbert, Madelynn Haldeman, Gerhard F. Hasel, Telephone: (817) 295-0476. William G. Johnsson, Herbert Kiesler, Miroslav Kis, Area Director, Philip (Bo) R. Just. Robert J. Kloosterhuis, Sakae Kubo, W. Richard Mid-America District: P.O. Box 6464, Lincoln, Neb- Lesher, Bertram Melbourne, Kenneth J. Mittleider, raska 68506. Telephone: (402)483-4451. Beatrice Neal!, Enoch Oliveira, Robert W. Olson, District Director, John Bohner; Staff Auditor, Jan Paulsen (or designee), Jack Provonsha, George James Caskey; Assistant Staff Auditor, Nancy E. Rice, Calvin B. Rock, Ariel A. Roth, William H. F. Forrester. Shea, Rob Sheppard, J. Robert Spangler, Ronald Southern District: P.O. Box 432, Decatur, Georgia Springett, G. Ralph Thompson, Warren Trenchard, 30031. Telephone: (404) 299-1832. Mario Veloso, Kenneth L. Vine, Mervyn Warren, District Director, Michael W. Harwell; Staff Au- Ralph S. Watts Jr., Neal C. Wilson, Richard Winn, ditor, ; Assistant Staff Auditors, Jeffrey Kenneth H. Wood, James H. Zachary, Jean Zur- J. Chilson, Susan G. Crabtree, M. Charlene cher. Peek, Stephen A. Wilson. Biblical Research Institute Science Council: Southwest District: P.O. Box 1177, Burleson, Texas Ariel A. Roth, Chairman; Herbert Kiesler, Secretar- 76028. Telephone: (817) 295-0476. y; William M. Allen, Keith Anderson, Lowell L. District Director, Gregory A. Wicklund; Staff Bock, Leonard R. Brand, Robert H. Brown, H. Paul Auditor, ; Assistant Staff Auditors, Jay Buchheim, Ronald Carter, Arthur V. Chadwick, Burghart, Kevin Costello, Brenda Gabbert, Harold G. Coffin, Lanny H. Fisk, Duane L. Ford, Tamara L. Sittlinger. Lloyd J. Gibson, Jerry Gladson, Gerhard F. Hasel, West Coast Area: P.O. Box 607, Loma Linda, Califor- Frank Holbrook, Ivan G. Holmes, W. William nia 92354. Telephone: (714) 796-8415. Hughes III, William Mundy, Gilbert Muth, Stephen Area Director, Thomas P. Miller. A. Nyirady, Enoch Oliveira, Robert W. Olson, Loma Linda District: (use mailing address of West Anthony Paul, George W. Reid, William H. Shea, Coast). David Show, John F. Stout, Richard D. Tkachuck, District Director, Raymond A. Wagner; Staff Au- Kenneth L. Vine, Clyde L. Webster, Francis W. ditors, Dale R. Northrup, Raymond L. Rivas; Wernick, Dennis W. Woodland. Assistant Staff Auditor, Paul H. Douglas. North Pacific District: P.O. Box 16677, Portland, CENTRAL DEPARTMENTAL SERVICES Oregon 97216. Telephone: (503) 255-7300. District Director, Richard L. Salsbery; Staff Au- Established 1977 ditors, Arlind Hackett, James E. Trude, Mark Office Mailing Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., E. Worley. Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Pacific District: P.O. Box 5005, Westlake Village, 6280. California 91359. Telephone: (805) 497-9457. Delivery Address: 7112 Willow Avenue, Takoma District Director, J. Mark Schultz; Staff Au- Park, Maryland 20912. ditors, Alberta Brown, Gilbert Gurusamy, L. Cecil Hazzard, Raymond A. Lee; Assistant Administration: Staff Auditor, Steven G. Rose. Manager, John M. Stephenson. Assistant Manager, William A. Longard. South Africa Area: P.O. Box 22, Somerset West 7130, Cape, South Africa. Area Director, Coenraad J. Haupt. CHRISTIAN RECORD BRAILLE Central District: P.O. Box 749, Heidelberg 2400, FOUNDATION, INC. Transvaal, South Africa. (See listing under Publishing Houses) District Director, Terrence de Villiers. North Eastern District: P.O. Box 46061, Orange EASTERN ASIA COMMITTEE Grove 2119, Transvaal, South Africa. Organized 1976 District Director, John P. Wilmot; Assistant Staff Auditor, Jasper Nzimkulu Skosana. Main Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- 6000. BIBLICAL RESEARCH INSTITUTE 7/F Miller Hall, Tsuen Organized 1956; reorganized 1975 Hong Kong Office Address: Wan Adventist Hospital, Tsuen Wan, Hong Kong. Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Telephones: 0-444233 and 0-444234. Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Eastern Asia Committee: 6790. Calvin B. Rock, Chairman; Samuel C. S. Young, Administration: Secretary; Donald F. Gilbert, Treasurer; George H. Director, George W. Reid. Akers, Bert B. Beach, Winston T. Clark, Wallace 0. Associate Directors, Frank Holbrook, Herbert Kies- Coe, H. Carl Currie, Ottis C. Edwards, Ian E. Grice, ler, William H. Shea. G. Gordon Hadley, Tulio R. Haylock, David B. Hin- Biblical Research Institute Administrative Commit- shaw, Tong C. Kim, William L. Murrill, Robert W. tee: Nixon, Donald E. Robinson, Don A. Roth, Michael Neal C. Wilson, Chairman; George W. Reid, Vice- H. Stevenson, G. Ralph Thompson, Ralph S. Watts Chairman; Frank Holbrook, Secretary; Charles E. Jr., John F. Wilkens, Neal C. Wilson. Bradford, Floyd Bresee, Wallace 0. Coe, George Eastern Asia Administrative Committee: H. Crumley, Robert L. Dale, William G. Johnsson, H. Carl Currie, Chairm4n; Chiloe L. H. Fan, Secre- Herbert Kiesler, Robert J. Kloosterhuis, Kenneth J. tary; Eugene Hsu, John Hsuen, Rudolf E. Klimes, 24 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Byron L. Schueneman, Robert C. K. Wong, Wong Field/Loss Control/Underwriting Services: Yat Chung, Frank Yeung, Thomas Yu. Associate Executive Director, Melvin A. Skad- Ex Officio Members: Donald F. Gilbert, Calvin B. sheim. Rock, Samuel C. S. Young. Director of Field Services, Robert L. Sweezey. Administration: Director of Loss Control, Elery W. Albertson. Executive Director, H. Carl Currie. Director of Underwriting, Patricia A. Adams; Secretary, Chiloe L. H. Fan. Assistant, Guy L. Flynt. Treasurer, Donald F. Gilbert. Financial Services: Accountant, Chiloe L. H. Fan. Associate Executive Director, Richard E. Green. Program Director, Robert C. K. Wong. Administrative Assistant, Arvid L. Jacobson. Production Director, Billy J. Y. Liu. Associate Director of Accounting, Janet A. Language School Coordinator, John Ash III. Pharo. Senior Accountant, Phyllis R. Fisher. Director of Data Processing, K. Victoria Singh; GENERAL CONFERENCE CORPORATION Assistant, Todd E. Danforth. OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS Programmer, William H. Onuska. Incorporated 1904 Associate Computer Specialist, Dolores W. Crouch. Constituency: General Conference delegates. Legal Services: Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Assistant Directors, Mark K. Brooks, J. Victor Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Elliott. 6000. Director of Compliance, Patricia A. Jenkins. Board of Trustees: Personnel Services: Neal C. Wilson, Chairman; Donald E. Robinson, Director, Ruth A. Parish. Secretary; Charles E. Bradford, G. Tom Carter, NAD Operations George H. Crumley, Robert L. Dale, Donald F. Gil- Takoma Park Branch Office: 6930 Carroll Avenue, bert, Warren L. Johns, Frank L. Jones, William L. Takoma Park, Maryland 20912. Telephone: (202) Murrill, Enoch Oliveira, Robert E. Osborn, Fred G. 722-6800; Claims (800) 638-0589. Telex: 89-8419 Thomas, G. Ralph Thompson. (Ans. IICTPMD TAPK); Telecopier: (301) 270-2643. Administration: Administration: President, Neal C. Wilson. Branch Office Manager, John Trimarchi. First Vice-President, Enoch Oliveira. Appraisal Services: Second Vice-President, Donald F. Gilbert. Manager, Donald E. Robinson. Third Vice-President, Charles E. Bradford. Appraiser, Kevin Lipscomb. Secretary, Donald E. Robinson. Claims Services: Assistant Secretaries, G. Tom Carter, Frank L. Manager, C. Leroy Rickard. Jones. Claims Representatives, Lawrence Holland, Treasurer, Donald F. Gilbert. Stephen G. Stymiest. Assistant Treasurers, William L. Murrill, Robert E. Employee Benefit Services: Osborn. Manager, Kenneth N. Torske. Annuity Specialist, Leon N. Spears Jr. Field Services: GENERAL CONFERENCE Risk Management Specialists, William E. Craig, RISK MANAGEMENT SERVICES Clyde E. Evans, M. Keith Ruybalid. Organized 1936 Hospital Risk Management Specialists, Joyce E. Hume Office Brown, Harry J. Buehler. Loss Control Services: Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Loss Control Specialists, Charles E. Davis, John Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Dougan. 6800; Claims: (800) 638-0589. Telex: 89-8419 (Ans. Underwriting Services: IICTPMD TAPK); Telecopier: (301) 270-2643. Manager, Phyllis N. Morgan. Administration: Underwriting Specialist, Edel P. Longard; Executive Director, Stanton H. Parker. Associate, Joy McDermott. Associate Executive Directors, Richard E. Green, Melvin A. Skadsheim. Atlanta Field Office: 3978 Memorial Drive, Decatur, Board of Management: Georgia 30032. Telephone: (404) 299-1832. Telex: Donald F. Gilbert, Chairman; Charles E. Brad- 54-2821 (Ans. SDA SU DECR). ford, Vice-Chairman; George H. Crumley, Administration: Robert A. Earp, Harry R. House Jr., Frank L. Manager, Robert L. Sweezey. Jones, Gordon Madgwick, Erwin Mallernee, Associate Risk Management Specialist, Rhonda William L. Murrill- Stanton H. Parker, Harper. Raymond L. Pelton, ldDona J. Russell, Donald Berrien Springs Field Office: 8903 S. U.S. 31/33, Box W. Welch. C, Berrien Springs, Michigan 49103. Telephone: Executive Committee: (616) 473-2008. Telex: 67-6437 (Ans. LUCONFSDA Donald F. Gilbert, Chairman; Stanton H. Parker, BRNP). Vke-Chairman; Richard E. Green, Rodman Administration: Grismore, Donald G. Jones, Melvin A. Skad- Manager, Stephen Wilham. sheim. Claims Services: Oshawa Field Office: 1148 King Street, East, Osha- Director of Claims, Jerrold E. Fritz. wa, Ontario, Canada L1H 11-18. Telephone: (416) Communication Services: 428-0837. Director, Mark D. Driskill. Administration: Graphic Arts Designer, Irving P. Heller. Manager, James J. Jacobs. Employee Benefit Services: Riverside Branch Office: 11291 Pierce Street, River- Assistant Executive Director, Donald G. Jones. side, California 92515. Telephones: (714) 354-7110 Assistant Director, Lori A. Yingling. and (800) 255-9090 (Employee Benefits, California Employee Benefit Specialist, -Kevin M. David- only). Telex: 67-6437 (Ans. GCINS RVSD); Tele- son. copier: (714) 785-5110. GENERAL CONFERENCE—SERVICES, CORPORATIONS AND OTHERS 25
Administration: Officers: Branch Office Manager, Richard A. Schmid. President, Stanton H. Parker. Administrative Services: Vice-Presidents, Richard E. Green, Melvin A. Associate Personnel Specialist, Jonita G. West. Skadsheim. Senior Accountant, Jonah Kumalae. Assistant Vice-President, Rodman Grismore. Accountant, Maureen Perry. Secretary, Claims Services: Assistant Secretaries, William J. Durham, John Assistant Manager, Deanna M. Gaskill. P. Trimarchi. Claims Representative, Joseph W. Hutchinson. Treasurer, Richard E. Green; Assistant, Richard Employee Benefit Services: A. Schmid. Manager, Janet Horn. Executive Committee: Annuity Specialist, Joseph Murray. Donald F. Gilbert, Chairman; Stanton H. Parker, Field Services: Vice-Chairman; Richard E. Green, Rodman Manager, William J. Durham. Grismore, Donald G. Jones, Melvin A. Skad- Risk Management Specialists, Arthur Blinci, sheim, John P. Trimarchi. Gordon Woerner; Associate, Bill Ward. Loss Control Services: Manager, Elery W. Albertson. Gencon Agency, Inc. Underwriting Services: Incorporated 1969 Manager, Beverly M. Lammers. A wholly-owned proprietary corporation of the Appraiser, Jack W. Wetmore. General Conference Corporation of Seventh-day International Operations Adventists. Any income derived from the business activities of Gencon Agency, Inc. is taxable and not International Operations Office: 6930 Carroll Ave- intended to be exempt under the General Confer- nue, Takoma Park, Maryland 20912. Telephone: ence group filing with the United States Internal (202) 722-6916; Claims (202) 722-6901. Telex: 89- Revenue Service. 8419 (Ans. IICTPMD TAPK); Telecopier: (301) 270- 3643. Board of Directors: Donald F. Gilbert, Chairman; Stanton H. Parker, Administration: Vice-Chairman; Richard E. Green, Harry R. Assistant Executive Director, Rodman Grismor- House Jr., Richard A. Schmid, Melvin A. Skad- e; Assistant, J. Thomas Kutta. sheim. Claim Services: Officers: Associate Claim Specialist, Esther Harter. President, Stanton H. Parker. Europe-Africa Field Office: 119 St. Peters Street, St. Vice-Presidents, Richard E. Green, Melvin A. Albans, Herts. AL1 3EY, England. Telephone: 1-44- Skadsheim. 727-65773. Telex: 851-27975 (Ans. GENCON G). Assistant Vice-President, Donald G. Jones. Administration: Secretary, Manager, Tony Leigh; Assistant, Llew Meredith. Assistant Secretaries, William J. Durham, J. Tho- Singapore Field Office: 800 Thomson Road, Singa- mas Kutta, John P. Trimarchi. pore 1129, Republic of Singapore. Telephone: 253- Treasurer, Richard E. Green; Assistant, Richard 2806. Telex: 786-21997 (Ans. FEDEX-R521997). A. Schmid. Administration: Executive Committee: Manager, Joseph S. Laughlin Jr. Donald F. Gilbert, Chairman; Stanton H. Parker, Vice-Chairman; Richard E. Green, Rodman Gencon Insurance Service, Inc. Grismore, Donald G. Jones, Melvin A. Skad- Incorporated 1958 sheim, John P. Trimarchi. Board of Directors: Gencon Self-Insurance Services Stanton H. Parker, Chairman; Melvin A. Skad- sheim, Vice-Chairman; Rodman Grismore, Organized 1985 Phyllis N. Morgan, Richard A. Schmid. Board of Directors: Officers: Donald F. Gilbert, Chairman; Stanton H. Parker, President, Stanton H. Parker. Vice-Chairman; Richard E. Green, Harry R. Vice-Presidents, Richard E. Green, Melvin A. House Jr., Donald G. Jones, Melvin A. Skad- Skadsheim. sheim. Assistant Vice-President, Rodman Grismore. Officers: Secretary, President, Stanton H. Parker. Assistant Secretaries, William J. Durham, John Vice-Presidents, Richard E. Green, Melvin A. P. Trimarchi. Skadsheim. Treasurer, Richard E. Green; Assistant, Richard Assistant Vice-President, Donald G. Jones. A. Schmid. Secretary, Executive Committee: Assistant Secretaries, William J. Durham, John Donald F. Gilbert, Chairman; Stanton H. Parker, P. Trimarchi. Vice-Chairman; Richard E. Green, Rodman Treasurer, Richard E. Green; Assistant, Richard Grismore, Donald G. Jones, Melvin A. Skad- A. Schmid. sheim. Executive Committee: The International Insurance Company Donald F. Gilbert, Chairman; Stanton H. Parker, of Takoma Park, Maryland Vice-Chairman; Richard E. Green, Rodman Grismore, Donald G. Jones, Melvin A. Skad- Incorporated 1936 sheim. Board of Directors: Donald F. Gilbert, Chairman; Charles E. Brad- Gencon Insurance Company of Vermont ford, Vice-Chairman; George H. Crumley, Incorporated 1987 Robert A. Earp, Harry R. House Jr., Frank L. Jones, Gordon Madgwick, Erwin Mallernee, Board of Directors: William L. Murrill, Stanton H. Parker, Donald F. Gilbert, Chairman; Richard E. Green, Raymond L. Pelton, Donald J. Russell, Donald Harry R. House Jr., Stanton H. Parker, Melvin W. Welch. A. Skadsheim, Roger Teese. 26 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Officers: Board of Trustees: President, Stanton H. Parker. Neal C. Wilson, Chairman; Donald E. Robinson, Vice-President and Secretary, Melvin A. Skad- Secretary; Charles E. Bradford, George H. Crum- sheim. ley, Donald F. Gilbert, Fred G. Thomas, G. Ralph Vice-President and Treasurer, Richard E. Green. Thompson. Assistant Secretary, Roger Teese. Administration: Executive Committee: President, Neal C. Wilson. Donald F. Gilbert, Chairman; Stanton H. Parker, Secretary, Donald E. Robinson. Vice-Chairman; Richard E. Green, Rodman Treasurer, Donald F. Gilbert. Grismore, Melvin A. Skadsheim. OFFICE OF GENERAL COUNSEL GEOSCIENCE RESEARCH INSTITUTE Established 1936; reorganized 1975 Organized 1958 Headquarters Office: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Office Address: Loma Linda University, Loma Linda, Suite 629, North Building, Washington, D.C. 20012. California 92350. Telephone: (714) 824-4548. Telephone: (202) 722-6320. Board of Management: West Coast Office: 1100 Rancho Conejo Boulevard, Lowell L. Bock, Chairman; Calvin B. Rock, Vice- Newbury Park, California 91320. Telephone: (805) Chairman; Ariel A. Roth, Secretary; George H. Ak- 373-7728. ers, H. J. Bergman, Charles E. Bradford, Leonard R. Brand, Wallace 0. Coe, Dwain L. Ford, Donald F. Administration: Gilbert, W. Richard Lesher, Alfred C. McClure, Bill Chief Counsel, Warren L. Johns. Mundy, William L. Murrill, George W. Reid, J. Chief Trial Counsel, Walter E. Carson. Robert Spangler, Barry L. Taylor, G. Ralph Thomp- Associate Counsel, Richard W. Johns. son, Neal C. Wilson, Norman J. Woods. Associate Counsel, Thomas E. Wetmore. Of Counsel, Glenn E. Culpepper (East Coast). Personnel: Of Counsel, Vernon L. Alger (Great Lakes). Ariel A. Roth, Director; Robert H. Brown, Kather- Of Counsel, Douglas F. Welebir (West Coast). ine Ching, Harold G. Coffin, L. James Gibson, Clyde L. Webster. OFFICE OF HUMAN RELATIONS Organized 1978 HARRIS FOUNDATION Established 1963 Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Mailing Address: P.O. Box 16677, Portland, OR 6631. 97216. Administration: Office Address: 10225 East Burnside Street, Port- Director, Warren S. Banfield. land, Oregon 97216. Associate Director, Board of Trustees: Advisory Committee: Charles E. Bradford, Donald F. Gilbert, Warren L. Warren S. Banfield, Chairman; Robert L. Dale, Johns, William L. Murrill, C. J. Nagele, Robert E. Vice-Chairman; , Secretary; Roy Adams, Osborn, Fred G. Thomas, G. Ralph Thompson, Alan Anderson Jr., George T. Atiga, Rosa T. Banks, Neal C. ,Wilson. Harold W. Baptiste, Roy Branson, David A. Administration: Cadavero, Earl A. Canson, J. Wayne Coulter, Janice President; Donald F. Gilbert. Daffern,. Joseph Espinosa, Pedro Geli, Ronald D. Secretary-Treasurer, William L. Murrill. Graybill, Serena Gui, Claire Hosten, Hedwig jemi- Assistant Secretary, Fred G. Thomas. son, Thesba Johnston, Dennis Y. Lee, Gary M. Ross, E. Wayne Shepperd, Reger C. Smith, Frederick R. Stephan, George Timpson, Stuart W. INFORMATION SYSTEMS SERVICES Tyner, Meade C. Van Putten, Robert G. Wilson, Established 1981 Ron M. Wisbey, Robert L. Woodfork, F. Donald Yost. Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- 6128. OFFICE SERVICES Administration: Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Director, George R. Ramsey. Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- 6286. INTERNATIONAL HEALTH FOOD ASSOCIATION Administration: Established 1967 Director, Walter Tate. Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- PHILANTHROPIC SERVICE FOR INSTITUTIONS 6674. Established 1973 Administration: Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Director, Eric C. Fehlberg. Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- 6131. NORTH AMERICAN CONFERENCE Administration: CORPORATION OF SEVENTH-DAY Director, Milton J. Murray. ADVENTISTS Assistant Director for Education, LuAnn Wolfe. Incorporated 1913 Assistant Director for Health, David Colwell. Constituency: General Conference delegates from the United States and Canada. PLANT SERVICES Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- 6000. 6531. GENERAL CONFERENCE—PERSONS HOLDING CREDENTIALS 27
Administration: Other Agents: Unless otherwise designated, the Director, Melvin Seard. treasurers of divisions outside of North America, and of union conferences within North America, SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST RADIO are transportation agents for their respective terri- TELEVISION AND FILM CENTER tories. Within each division the union treasurers (ADVENTIST MEDIA CENTER) usually serve as assistant transportation agents. For details see the division listings in this Yearbook. (See listing under Media Centers in the Institutional Section.) TRUST SERVICES TRANSPORTATION AND Organized 1968 INTERNATIONAL PERSONNEL SERVICE (TRIPS) Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Established 1923 Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- 6520. Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- Administration: 6260. Director, G. Tom Carter. Administration: Associate Directors, David E. Johnston, Alan W. Associate General Conference Treasurer and White. Director of Transportation Service, John F. Wil- kens. Assistant Director and Office Manager, 0. Ken- WHITE ESTATE, ELLEN G. neth Scheller. Residence Telephone: (301) 854- INCORPORATED 2826. Established 1915 General Conference Transportation and Internation- (An organization formed in harmony with the trust al Personnel Service (G.C. TRIPS/EAST): 6620 created in the will of the late Ellen G. White, to act as Amberton Drive, Route 100, Industrial Park, her agent in the custody of her writings and in the Elkridge, Maryland 21227. Via Port of Baltimore. promotion of their continued publication in all Telephones: (301) 796-8484 and (800) 638-3882. lands.) Manager, Marvin J. Robinson. Residence Tele- phone: (301) 622-2952. Office Address: 6840 Eastern Avenue, N.W., Assistant Manager, P. T. Reyes. Residence Tele- Washington, D.C. 20012. Telephone: (202) 722- phone: (301) 445-3765. 6540. Cable Address: "Adventist Baltimoremary- Board of Trustees: land." Kenneth H. Wood, Chairman; Robert W. Olson, Telex Numbers: 908252 W.U. International and Secretary; Ronald E. Appenzeller, Charles E. Brad- Domestic; 4422031 ITT International. ford, D. Arthur Delafield, W. Duncan Eva, Paul A. Consign all freight shipments clearly marked as Gordon, William G. Johnsson, Enoch Oliveira, follows: (Name of owner or consignee), do George W. Reid, J. Robert Spangler, Francis W. General Conference Transportation Service, Wernick, Arthur L. White, Neal C. Wilson, Jean 6620 Amberton Drive, Route 100, Industrial Zurcher. Park, Elkridge, Maryland 21227. Via Port of Baltimore. For: (Name of owner or consig- Administration: nee, and final destination overseas). President, Kenneth H. Wood. All mail, bills of lading, and shipping notices Vice-President, Francis W. Wernick. should be sent to 6620 Amberton Drive, Route Secretary, Robert W. Olson. 100, Industrial Park, Elkridge, Maryland 21227. Treasurer, Donald F. Gilbert. Transportation and International Personnel Service Undersecretary, Paul A. Gordon; Associate Secre- (G.C. TRIPS/WEST): 1739 Sabre Street, Hayward, taries, Roger W. Coon, George E. Rice, Juan Car- California 94545. Telephones: (415) 782-5600 or los Viera. (800) 621-0851, ext. 317. Director, Andrews University Branch, William A. Manager, Donald F. Lonnstrom. Residence Fagal. Telephone: (415) 239-0611. Director, Loma Linda Branch, James R. Nix. Assistant Manager, Jack Krall. Residence Tele- Director, EGW-SDA Research Center, Europe, Pier- phone: (415) 785-0685. re Winandy. Cable Address: "Adventist," San Francisco. Director, EGW-SDA Research Center, Far East, Telex Number: 34-490 (Ans. "Adventist" SFO). Ruel Almocera. Consign all freight shipments clearly marked as Director, EGW-SDA Research Center, Inter- follows: (Name of owner or consignee), do America, Francisco Flores Chable. S.D.A. General Conference Transportation Director, EGW-SDA Research Center, South Africa, and International Personnel Service, 1739 I. J. van Zyl. Sabre Street, Hayward, California 94545. For: Director, EGW-SDA Research Center, South Amer- (Name of owner or consignee, and final des- ica, Victor Casali. tination overseas). Director, EGW-SDA Research Center, South Paci- All mail, bills of lading, and shipping notices fic, Eleanor Scale. should be sent to 1739 Sabre Street, Hayward, Director, EGW-SDA Research Center, Southern California 94545. Asia, Lloyd A. Willis.
Persons Holding Credentials From The General Conference General Conference Raymond R. Baker Jr., Warren S. Banfield, Maurice Ordained Ministers: T. Bascom, Maurice T. Battle, Bert B. Beach, Matth- Carlos E. Aeschlimann, George H. Akers, Malcolm ew A. Bediako, Gilbert J. Bertochini, Graham Bing- J. Allen, Ronald E. Appenzeller, W. C. Arnold, ham, Barry Black, Lowell L. Bock, Edwin E. Bowen, 28 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Charles E. Bradford, Floyd Bresee, Ricky D. Brock, Samuel D. Meyers, Merle L. Mills, E. L. Minchin, V. Charles D. Brooks, Charles L. Brooks, William B. M. Montalban, C. E. Moseley Jr., F. A. Mote, R. G. Broome III, George W. Brown, Russell Burrill, G. Mote, C. J. Nagele, G. R. Nash, M. S. Nigri, R. L. Tom Carter, Riquelme G. Casali, Wing Kin Cheng, Odom, Kenneth Oster, W. L. Pascoe, Arthur J. Pat- Gerald J. Christo, Winston T. Clark, James C. Clif- zer, E. W. Pedersen, Perry F. Pedersen, Elbio ford, Wallace 0. Coe, James W. Coleman, Roger Pereyra, Robert H. Pierson, C. L. Powers, W. B. W. Coon, Victor H. Cooper, Gary R. Councell, Quigley, Louis A. Ramirez, Howard F. Rampton, Donald E. Crane, George H. Crumley, H. Carl Cur- Rudolf M. Reinhard, Robert L. Reynolds, V. W. rie, Robert L. Dale, Robert R. Davidson, Rolando Schoen, B. E. Seton, H. D. Singleton, Francis A. De Los Rios, David D. Dennis, Guy W. Drab, Soper, W. M. Starks, E. W. Tarr, I. M. Vacquer, Leo Eugene Durand, Ottis C. Edwards, Rex D. Edwards, R. Van Dolson, R. S. Watts Sr., F. C. Webster, C. C. James A. Ellison, Gordon Engen, Harold E. Eslinger, Weis, Francis W. Wernick, A. L. White, Kingdon W. Joseph Espinosa, Thomas G. Evans, William Fagal, Whitney, Bruce M. Wickwire, Roger A. Wilcox, C. Ronald M. Flowers, Dale S. Forrester, R. I. Gainer, A. Williams, Roy F. Williams, Charles M. Willis, Erwin R. Gane, Luis F. Garcia, Donald F. Gilbert, Richard W. Wilmot, Kenneth H. Wood, A. G. Zyt- David W. Girardin, Norman Goodwin, Paul A. Gor- koskee. don, Robert B. Grady, W. Lee Grady, Jorge Grieve, Credentialed Commissioned Ministers: Victor Griffiths, Arlind E. Hackett, Richard Har- Elvin Adams, Karl Bahr, Shirley Burton, Robert F. bour, Tiffany J. Hardy, James H. Harris, Tulio Cooke, Helen Craig, Eric C. Fehlburg, Mrs. Karen Haylock, Roland R. Hegstad, Rudi H. Henning, M. Flowers, Richard E. Green, G. Gordon Hadley, Randon N. Hesgard, Bekele Heye, Frank E. High- Marion L. Hartlein, Mrs. Betty Holbrook, Warren L. tower, Delmer W. Holbrook, Frank Holbrook, Johns, Emilio Knechtle, Gordon Madgwick, Walter Edwin J. Horney, Walter L. Horton, David James, Marquez, Tom Miller, Milton J. Murray, Mrs. Ellen William H. Jenson, W. G. Johnsson, James Joiner, C. Nixon, Robert W. Nixon, Mario Ochoa, Stanton Frank L. Jones, Gerald H. Jones, Herman Kibble, Parker, Laurel! M. Peterson, Gary M. Ross, Beatriz Herbert Kiesler, R. J. Kloosterhuis, George E. Schmidt, Charles T. Smith Jr., Allen R. Steele, Eli- Knowles, Eric A. Korff, Alvin Kurtz, Israel Leito, zabeth Sterndale, Iris Hayden Stober, Gary Swan- g Luo, Richard Liu, Edwin Ludescher, Hou Kan son, Wyman Wager, Albert Whiting. Rudolf Maier, J. Lynn Martell, Neville 0. Matth- Honorary: Alice Lowe. ews, Temple G. Matthews III, Richard L. McKee, Jose E. McLaughlin, Norman Middag, Kenneth J. Credentialed Missionaries: Mittleider, Robert L. Mole, Samuel F. Monnier, JoAnn I. Abe a, Esther Adels, Elery W. Albertson, William L. Murrill, Manoug Nazirian, Thomas R. Mrs. Grace Alexander, Janice L. Althoff, Josephine Neslund, J. David Newman, Jacob J. Nortey, James Anderson, Frederick Antor, Mrs. Clarice Antor, J. North Jr., Enoch Oliveira, Robert W. Olson, Harold Baasch, Edward Baber, Loleta Thomas Robert E. Osborn, Gary B. Patterson, Jan Paulsen, Bailey, Mrs. Lois Baker, Emilio Balay Sr., Roberta Raymond L. Pelton, Donald Pierson, Stoy E. Proc- Beck, Mrs. Anna Belcher, Mrs. Lois Bellis, Mrs. tor, Leo Ranzolin, Humberto M. Rasi, George Reid, Hope Benavides, Mrs. Bette M. Bertochini, Clelia Donald G. Reynolds, George E. Rice, Robert D. Bertolo, Mrs. Marie Blevins, Elias Boccheciamp, Roberts, Donald E. Robinson, Calvin B. Rock, Don Mrs. Hazel Bowen, Mrs. Ethel Bradford, Mrs. Anna A. Roth, Larry A. Roth, Monte C. Sahlin, David K. Bretz, Mrs. Beverly Teixeira Broadbent, Gerard Sanders, William C. Scales, 0. Kenneth Scheller, Brooks, Mrs. Betty Brooks, Sharon Brooks, Alberta Arturo Schmidt, Walter R. L. Scragg, Agripino C. J. Brown, H. Sheldon Brown, Mrs. Gwendolyn Segovia, Haroldo J. Seidl, William Shea, Arthur M. Brown, Mrs. Joyce Brown, Timothy A. Bucklew, Slagle, Larry S. Smedley, Paul G. Smith, Robert S. Mrs. Sylvia Budd, Gordon Buhler, Mrs. F. Juanita Smith, Thomas R. Sinith, J. Robert Spangler, Ernest Byrd, Mrs. Jeanette Calbi, Wayne Calhi, O. Richard H. J. Steed, Richard 0. Stenbakken, Frederick R. Caldwell, Robert Calhoun, Mrs. Marjorie Camp, Stephan, John M. Stephenson, Michael H. Eldon E. Carman, Nedelia Carpenter, Patricia Carr, Stevenson, Lloyd C. Strickland, Charles R. Taylor, Walter Carson, Karnal S. Charles, Mrs. Sarojini Raymond Tetz, Fred G. Thomas, G. Ralph Thomp- Chedalawada, Chia Chi Chen, Mrs. Christine son, Steven M. Torgerson, Owen A. Troy, Donald Chen, Mrs. Rachel Child, Katherine Ching, Mrs. E. Troyer, Mitchell A. Tyner, John K. Umeda, Joel L. Muriel Christiansen, Mrs. Gerda Christie, Mrs. Underwood, Kenneth Wade, Charles D. Watson, Clara Chung, Genevieve Clark, Wayne Clark, Mrs. Ralph S. Watts Jr., Ted F. Wick, Myron K. Widmer, Phyllis Clendaniel, Mrs. Nancy Coble, Harold G. J. F. Wilkens, DeWitt S. Williams, Meretle H. Wil- Coffin, Mrs. Norma Collins, Mrs. Susan Comeau, son, Neal C. Wilson, Joao Wolff, Chao Kien Wong, Robert L. Conway, Mrs. Sally Cooley, Mrs. Irene Robert L. Woodfork, E. David Yates, Chi Kin Yip, f. Coon, William E. Craig, Mrs. Jennifer Crane, Lila Donald Yost, Samuel C. S. Young. Crickmer, Mrs. Dolores Crouch, Mrs. Ruth Crum- Honorary: W. Melvin Adams, James J. Aitken, ley, Nancy Daily, Mrs. Barbara Dale, Edwin Alva Appel, Bender L. Archbold, H. Marvyn Bald- Daniels, Elwin David, Verda L. Davies, Charles win, Walter R. Beach, Reinhold R. Bietz, J. William Davis, Mrs. Linda deLeon, Mrs. Charlotte Dennis, Bothe, Robert H. Brown, Walton J. Brown, Lance L. Mrs. Sylvia Dennis, LaVerne DeVaughn, Mary L. Butler, Raymond B. Caldwell, Maynard V. Camp- DeVries, John Dougan, Mrs. Ruth G. Dunbebin, bell, Theodore Carcich, James E. Chase, Donald R. William J. Durham, Gloria J. Eaker, Elisa Elias, Mrs. Christman, A. 0. Dart, N. R. Dower, E. W. Dunbar, Lillian Elliott, Mrs. Blossom Engen, Rosemary L. N. W. Dunn, J. E. Edwards, P. H. Eldridge, Kenneth Entz, Mrs. Kazuko Ervin, Clyde Evans, Marjorie Fel- H. Emmerson, A. A. Esteb, W. Duncan Eva, W. W. der, Ernestine Finley, Mrs. Doris Fiol, Yvonne Fordham, Clyde 0. Franz, A. Edwin Gibb, C. E. Fletcher, Mrs. June Franklin, Vernon Franklin, C. Guenther, Willis J. Hackett, Richard Hammill, John 0. Frederick, Mrs. Eldine Frederick, Lynn' Friday, H. Hancock, Fred E. J. Harder, Mervyn G. Hard- Jerrold E. Fritz, Margaret Fuller, Lourdes Funes, inge, C. D. Henri, W. A. Higgins, Charles B. Hirsch, Robert H. Gadd, Mrs. Ruth Gainer, Mrs. Deanna W. A. Howe, Eric W. Howse, D. W. Hunter, M. H. Gaskill, Richard Geraci, L. James Gibson, Mrs. Jensen, H. D. Johnson, Werber Johnson, Martin E. Irene Gilbert, Mrs. Shari Gonyea, Mrs. Grayce Kemmerer, John E. Keplinger, B. J. Kohler, J. C. Grant, Rodman Grismore, Gilbert Gurusamy, Bert Kozel, Caris H. Lauda, C. M. Laue, M. E. Lind, B. Haloviak, Mrs. Mary Haloviak, Mrs. Patti Hare, Kenneth H. Livesay, M. E. Loewen, Alf Lohne, H. C. Haupt, Mrs. Raquel Haylock, Irving Heller, Mrs. W. Lowe, Charles D. Martin, G. M. Mathews, O. 0. Nancy Heller, Mrs. Edith Henning, Daniel E. Her- Mattison, J. Wayne McFarland, A. C. McKee, zel, Marta Hilliard, Mrs. Nell Hirst, William Hold, GENERAL CONFERENCE—PERSONS HOLDING CREDENTIALS 29
Martha Horn, Patricia Horst, Mark Hubbard, Tina Bediako, Judith Beers, Lee Belcher Jr., Helen Bing- Hudgins, Joseph W. Hutchinson, Mrs. Adele Ice, ham, Lazarus D. Borge, Galen C. Bosley, Larry Diana Irizarry, Mrs. Charlotte lshkanian, Arvid Bothe, Bonnie S. Bowler, Arline Braceb ridge, Jacobson, Patricia Jenkins, Jerry Jennings, Irma Bryan Braddock, Myrna L. Bratcher, David Bril- Johnson, Mrs. Noelene Johnsson, Mrs. Ragena Ihart, Arlene Brown, Harry Buehler, Mrs. Joyce Johnston, Donald G. Jones, Michael Katrib, Mrs. Buehler, Robert Burrow, Donna Butler, Mrs. Carol Mary Lee Keeler, Mrs. LaVerne Korff, Jack Krall, Carey, Debra Carroll, James S. Caskey, Kevin Cas- Mrs. Elsie Kuehnert, Jonah Kumalae, J. Thomas tello, Yuk Lai Chan, Mrs. Christine Chen, Jeffrey J. Kutta, Mrs. Beverly Lammers, Mrs. Alberta Lane, Chilson, Elizabeth Clark, David Colwell, Xavier Mrs. Irene Larkin, Joseph S. Laughlin, Mrs. Dian Covarrubias, Susan Crabtree, Linda F. Creek, Mrs. Lawrence, Lona Lea, Edwin Lee, Raymond Lee, Mary Cross, Bettie Dahlberg, Todd Danforth, Mer- Mrs. Lenora Leedham, Ludmila M. Leito, Chong lin David, Kevin Davidson, Vasti de Melo, W. Hugo Seo Lim, Mrs. Joyce Linford, Kevin Lipscomb, Mrs. deLeon, Curt Dewees, Ann Dougan, Lonnie J. Edel Longard, William Longard, Donald Lonn- Dougan, Paul Douglas, Mrs. Vivienne Douglass, strom, Martha Lunt, Gay Mack, Mrs. Sylvia Mack, Mark Driskell, Genevieve Marie Duarte, David Mrs. Agnes Madden, Mrs. Gloria Mansfield, Mrs. Eide-Altman, J. Victor Elliott, Christian W. Evans, Ana Martinez, Vera Michel de Mato, Mrs. Ellen Lam Hing Fan, Gayle W. Fell, Mrs. Vikki Fields, Mattison, Mrs. Mary Louise McDowell, Norma Phyllis Fisher, Kenneth Flemmer, Guy L. Flynt, De- Jean McKellip, Mrs. Diane Medlock, Mrs. Clara nyce H. Follette, James Ford, Nancy F. Forrester, Meesarapa, Mrs. Barbara Middag, Mrs. Anita Boyd Fournier, Vernon Franklin, Tafaevalu Fua, Milam, Mrs. Claudia Miller, Mrs. Nancy Milliken, Brenda Mae Gabbert, Robert Gainer, Tina Gaudet, Mrs. Barbara Mittleider, Rowena Moore, Mrs. Lucia Gilkes, Carol Gilmore, Clifford Goldstein, Evelyn Morgan, Mrs. Phyllis N. Morgan, P. Willard Linda Grabe, Carrol Grady, Mrs. Patti B. Grady, Munger, Donald M. Myers, Mrs. Faye Needham, Mrs. Elaine Green, Nila E. Grieve, Lisa Guthrie, W. Francis Norcott, Mrs. Lygia Oliveira, David J. Leonard Hagen, Colon Michael Haney, Robert Olson, Mrs. Rowena Olson, William H. Onuska, Hansen, Mrs. Rhonda Harper, Mrs. Esther Harter, Mrs. Patricia Orange, Mrs. Evelyn D. Osborn, Mrs. Rudyard Haughton, L. Cecil Hazzard, Norma D. Jean Ott, John E. Pack, Mrs. Peggy Paris, Rachel B. Hendrixson, Fred Herzel, Mrs. Estella Hevia, Lai Patterson, Florence Pelham, Mrs. Virginia Pelton, Wing Ho, Mrs. Elassie S. Hodges, Linda Holbrook, Mrs. Ruby Phalen, Mrs. Elizabeth Pierson, Mrs. Ena Janet Horn, Mrs. Bette Husted, James J. Jacobs, Pillgreen, Mrs. Kathleen Pinnick, Robert Pinnick, Richard Johns, Milton Johnson, Norman Johnson, Timothy Poirier, Norman Pottle, Mrs. Leilani Proc- Steven Johnson, Mrs. Serita Jones, Philip Just, tor, Chris Quimby, Felicita Ramos, Ethel M. Ran- Robin Kajiura, Raymond Keitt, Annabell Kendall, dall, W. F. Ratzell Jr., Bobby Ravenell, Mrs. Jeanet- Gordon Kren rich, Stacey P. Kuhlman, Kenneth te Reichenbach, Primitivo T. Reyes, Leroy Rickard, Larsen, Lorenzo W. Lewis, Patricia Lipscomb, Hou Mrs. Gloria Rickard, Marvin J. Robinson, Mrs. Mei Lou, Joyce Lowry, Robert E. Lowry Jr., Timothy Arlene Robinson, Mrs. Elaine Robinson, Donald E. Lynch, Pauline Man, Gloria Mann, Alicia Marquez, Robinson Sr., Ariel A. Roth, Mrs. Doris Roth, Hector Mastrapa, Joy McDermott, Everette Eunice J. Rozema, Mrs. Corinne Russ, Mrs. Elsie McDowell, Betty A. McGraw, Linda Kay McNabb, Russell, M. Keith Ruybalid, Mrs. Ella M. Rydzewski, Carlos G. Medley, Dwight G. Medlock, E. Todd Richard Salsbery, Harper Scheib, Mrs. Catherine Mekelburg, Jayna Mekelburg, Bert L. Milliken, Scheib, Richard A. Schmid, Mrs. Edna M. Schoepf- Vida Minner, Lisha Minty, Mrs. Shari M. Mohr, lin, J. Mark Schultz, Melvin L. Seard, Christine Rodolfo Monsalve, Eileen Morton, Sherry Mumm, Seek, Mrs. Elvira Segovia, Carolyn J. Sibley, Mrs. Sharon E. Munger, William J. Murray, Merle Naka- Eleanor Sincavage, Mrs. Victoria Singh, Mrs. Mar- mura, Mrs. Elizabeth Neelambram, Judson Nelson, jorie Sleeman, Mrs. Jean Sloane, Louise Smith, Uta Nelton, Yee Wah Ng, Mrs. Julia Norcott, Mar- Mrs. Jeanne Smith, Robert M. Sowards, Mrs. garet Norman, Dale Northrop, Richard W. O'Ffill Dorothy Spaulding, Andrea Steele, Mrs. Annette Jr., Jackie Ordelheide, Roger Ott, John Paradis, D. Stephens, Mrs. Barbara Straw, Mrs. Suzette Eric Paris, Mrs. Ruth Parish, Denise Pee, Charlene Swanson, Mrs. Loraine Sweetland, Walter E. Tate, Peek, Ennis R. Pelham, Rebecca E. Peoples, Mau- Mrs. Audre Taylor, Mrs. June Taylor, Mrs. D. Jean reen 'Perry, Leroy Peters, Vernon Peterson, Eli- Thomas, Stella Thomas, Dorothea Tone, Esther B. zabeth Pettit, Janet Pharo, Eloise Philbrick, Richard Trigger, John Trimarchi, Lowell I. Tripp, Clarence Philbrick, Mrs. Marian Phillips, Nancy Poist, Mrs. Twombly, Mrs. Deborah Anfenson- Vance, Yvonne Sheila Potter, Brook L. Powers, Mrs. Sylvia Quattle- Vanderhorst, Mrs. Daniella Volf, R. A. Wagner, baum, George R. Ramsey, Susan Ratana, Mrs. Flora Mrs. Thyra Wahine, Mrs. Camille Walton, Mrs. Ratzell, Marilyn Reames, Dorothy Redmon, Judy Jeannie Ward, William F. Ward, Mrs. Angeline Reetz, Linda Reich, Eugene R. Reid, Miguel Reyes, Waring, Kit B. Watts, Mrs. Elinor Weber, Clyde L. Beverly Riley, Mrs. Marilyn Riley, Guillermo Rodri- Webster, Fay Welter, Jon ita West, Eleanor C. guez, Kathleen Rogers, Nancy Romans, Steven G. Wetherell, Jack Wetmore, Mrs. Mary White, Verna Rose, Mrs. Fely Ann Rugless, Larrie Ruiz, Mrs. Be- White, Mrs. Naomi Wilmot, Judy Winkle, Mrs. verly Rumble, Christopher J. Sadanala, Carolyn Pauline Winland, John Wirsz, Mrs. Dolores Wis- Saldana, Kenneth G. Salerno, Palkulam J. Samuel, bey, Lowell Witz, Mrs. Martha J. Witz, Mrs. Jean Mrs. Yolanda Scheib, Herbert Scott Jr., Doris J. Woodfork, Mark E. Worley, Janice Young. Seeley, Mrs. Dirci Seidl, Jacqueline C. Selby, Mrs. Honorary: Milton J. McCulloch, Alice Smith, Alice Selivanoff, Mrs. Patricia Shadwick, Pamela Ella May Stoneburner. Shultz, Li Fong Siao, Richard Singer, Tamara L. Sit- Licensed Ministers: tlinger, Melvin Skadsheim, Valerie Sleeman, Ed- Honorary: C. E. Randolph. ward Soler, Leon N. Spears Jr., Dorothy L. Starr, Wesley T. Starr, Mrs. Estelle Stephenson, Mrs. Jen- Licensed Commissioned Ministers: nie Stevenson, Carlita Stokenbury, Jim Strassburg, Paul Cannon, Mrs. Lyndelle Chiomenti, Michael Cheryl Strode, Stephen G. Stymiest, Robert Harwell, Mark S. Hyder, Douglas D. Reeves, Sweezey, R. John Szasz, Tom Taylor, Janet Teo, Raymond L. Rivas, James Trude, Mrs. Barbara Mrs. Dorothee Tepper, Kristal Terry, Mrs. Stella Wetherell. Thomas, Sharon Tobing, Linde J. Torske, Mary Licensed Missionaries: Tsao, Larry Twomley, Patricia Valentino, Kevin Von Mrs. Carolyn Adams, Mrs. Pat Adams, Marie Alex- Gersdorff, Marlene Grove Walker, Janice Weber, andre, Mrs. Carol Baber, Janice Banks, Chitra Bar- Tomas Wenceslao, Thomas Wetmore, Connie nabas, Vicki A. Barton, Carlene Bauger, Elizabeth Wheeler, Mrs. Loa White, Mark Wilbur, Mrs. Ruth 30 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Wilbur, Stephen Wilham, David Williams, Lauri Gashugi, G. Larry Gatewood, R. A. George, Elwin Wilson, Gary W. Witz, LuAnn Wolfe, Hay Man Gerrans, Jean Graham, Norma E. Greenidge, F. Wong, Ka Wai Wong, J. John Wycliffe, Mrs. Lori Estella Greig, Albin H. Grohar, Betty B. Guthrie, Yingling. Bethel Habenicht, Donna J. Habenicht, Zerita J. Hagerman, Janet E. Hainey, Charles J. Hall, Mary E. Adventist Health System/Loma Linda Hall, Barbara N. Hamlin, James D. Hanson, Samuel Credentialed Missionaries: T. Harris, Hilde Hasel, Theodore R. Hatcher, James Melvin A. Andersen, Kenneth C. Counts, Lloyd H. L. Hayward, Doris Helm, Gerald G. Herdman, Fisher, Roland F. John, Dennis E. Park, Lee H. Janice L. Higgins, Dorothy J. Hill, Kendall E. Hill, Reynolds. Jeannette Hodge, John K. Hopkins, Elwin D. Howell, Richard L. Huff, W. William Hughes III, Andrews University Eldon Hummel, Shahin liter, Robert S. -Ingram, Thelma G. Jackson, Cheryl Jetter, Loretta B. Johns, Ordained Ministers: Wesley E. Amundson, Samuele Bacchiocchi, John Glenn E. Johnson, Herman J. Johnson, Ronald L. T. Baldwin, Ivan T. Blazen, Antonio Bueno, Fernan- Johnson, Wilma P. Johnson, Thesba N. Johnston, do L. Canale, Stephen W. Case, E. Stanley Chace, Douglas A. Jones, Harold T. Jones, Meredith J. P. Gerard Damsteegt, Richard M. Davidson, Raoul Jones, Candace A. Jorgensen, Robert U. Kalua, F. Dederen, Ernest P. Delaporte, Walter B. T. Richard L. Kaping, Clifton A. Keller, Dorothy Kel- Douglas, Jacques B. Doukhan, Roger Dudley, Ati- ler, Floyd Kerbs, F. Sybil Kierstead, Robert E. King- lio R. Dupertuis, E. Wayne Easley, Elias G. Gomez, man, Jacqueline L. Kinsman, George R. Knight, A. Joseph Greig, Herald A. Habenicht, Gerhard F. Ronald A. Knott, Frederick A. Kosinski Jr., Margaret Hasel, C. Raymond Holmes, Warren H. Johns, E. Kroncke, David F. Kuebler, Wolfgang F. P. Robert M. Johnston, Douglas R. Kilcher, Miroslav Kunze, Oystein S. LaBianca, Bernard M. Lan, Gary Kis, Robert C. Kistler, Hans K. LaRondelle, Robert G. Land, Harold H. Lang, Arthur LaVallee, A. Mel- - E. Lemon, W. Richard Lesher, Wilfred W. Liske, ville Lawson, Raymond M. Leadbetter, Bruce E. Keith E. Mattingly, P. David Merling, Norman K. Lee, Frieda Lee, Raymond J. Lenz, Eileen F. Lesher, Miles, Roy C. Naden, James R. Nash, Alan Norman, Anna M. Liske, Harry Lloyd, Murray H. Lofthouse, Eduardo A. Ocampo, Gottfried Oosterwal, Rebecca J. Lofthouse, Clarence Lowe, Robert R. Jonathan K. Paulien, Allan R. Payne, Mark B. Regaz- Ludeman, John V. Lungu, Jean E. Maki, Gary A. zi, William E. Richardson, Glenn E. Russell, Philip Marsh, Betty S. Martin, James R. Massena, Orlando G. Samaan, Benjamin D. Schou n, M. Wesley A. Mastrapa, Margarita C. Mattingly, Patricia A. Shultz, Russell L. Staples, Kenneth A. Strand, Ed- Mauro, Donald L. May, Rebecca L. May, Ilea A. ward A. Streeter, Abraham Terian, Kenneth E. Tho- McDaniel, James D. McKee, Marion J. Merchant, mas, Garth D. Thompson, Steven P. Vitrano, S. Ruth E. Merkel, Stephanie C. Merling, Gerald E. Douglas Waterhouse, Craig Willis, John B. Young- Metzger, Marilyn A. Metzger, Joanne L. Minder, berg. Allan Mitchell, M. Louise Moon, Robert D. Moon Jr., Richard I. Morris, Evelyn L. Muffo, Donald W. Credentialed Commissioned Ministers: Murray, Susan E. Murray, G. William Mutch, Patri- Edward E. Wines. cia B. Mutch, Virginia Nachreiner, Rosalyn D. Nash, David A. Nelson, John F. Neumann, Ronald Credentialed Missionaries: Neumann, Douglas R. Newberry, James R. New- Bernard C. Andersen, Alan D. Anderson, Robert L. kirk, Monica M. Norman, Wallace Oetman, Greg- Baker, Thomas L. Baker, Thelma P. Baltazar, Merle ory K. Offenback, Merlene A. Ogden, Jessie A. Bascom, Luanne J. Bauer, Marilyn Bauer, Richard Oliver, Harry E. Olson, Richard T. Orrison, Karen B. Bayley, Gary W. Beagles, Stanley M. Bell, Kurt M. S. Oviatt, William E. Oviatt, John R. Pangman, Bender, Richart: L. Bender, Starr S. Bender, John Rachel Y. Pangrnan, Sandra L. Peterson, L ornne Y. M. Berecz, Bonnie J. Beres, Regina P. Bernet, Phillips, Vallerie Phillips, Robert G. Pierson, Mar- Daniel R. Bidwell, Lorena Bidwell, William Booms- guerite A. Pike, Theresa C. Popp, Richard K. liter, David A. Borton, Jack Boyson, William P. Powell, Derrick L. Proctor, Kenneth E. Rasmussen, Bradford, Paul S. Brantley, Coral A. Brenneise, Har- Paul J. Ray Jr., Barbara J. Reinholtz, Lau n L. vey R. Brenneise, James K. Brower, Arthur N. Reinholtz, Joelle F. Reynolds, LaVern A. Rice, San- Brown, George M. Bush, Keith G. Calkins, Sandra dra K. Richardson, Jeanette L. Robinson, Martha J. L. Camp, Dorothy Candy, Lewis R. Carrington, Mil- Robinson, Robert J. Robinson, Bruce A. Ronk, dred C. Case, R. William Cash, Arthur C. Chaffee, Rhonda G. Root, Richard A. Rorabeck, Marguerite Fonda L. Chaffee, Selma Chaij, Faye M. Chamber- S. Ross, S. Clark Rowland, Norman J. Roy, Malcolm lain, Melody Chambers, Gladys S. Chavez, Bennett B. Russell, Sharon B. Russell, Slimen Saliba, Monte D. Chilson, Bill Chobotar, Lydia I. Chong, Bruce A. G. Salyer, Daniel Satonica, R. Lynn Sauls, Joan Closser, Neville H. Clouten, Norene M. Clouten, Schultz, Richard W. Schwarz, Carolyn M. C. Scor- Arthur 0. Coetzee, Cynthia P. Coetzee, Gregory J. pio, Ralph M. Scorpio, C. Roy Smith, Donald E. Constantine, Richard L. Cook, Renee L. Copeland, Smith, Reger C. Smith, R. Dean Snow, Marley H. Lenore June Copsey, Charlotte M. Coy, Gerald W. Soper, Richard Sowler, David A. Steen, Richard B. Coy, Winston Craig, Carol A. Crider, Karen J. Stitzer, Gary L. Stocks, J. Bjornar Storfjell, John F. Crooker, Patricia B. Cruise, Robert J. Cruise, Mary Stout, Minerva E. Straman, Brian Strayer, Verna Jane Cunnington, James E. Curry, Wilma S. Darby, Streeter, David W. Swaine, Lynda S. Swanson, John E. David, Richard D. Davidian, William W. Pamela A. Swanson, Raymond O. Swensen, Phylis Davidson, Charles G. Davis, Delmer I. Davis, Mar- A. Tacket, Theodoria Tambunan, Morris L. Taylor, garet L. Davis, Thomas P. Davis, Lois A. Dawson, Rilla D. Taylor, Jerome D. Thayer, Ruby E. Thomp- Louise Dederen, Nila Jean Degner, Carol B. De- son, Asa C. Thoresen, Constance Tiffany, Wol- nnis, Paul H. Denton, Annette J. Dewind, Mary M. fhard TouChard, Lawrence E. Turner, Rebecca Dockerty, Curtis A. Dolinsky, Judith A. Dowell, Twomley, Esther V. Tyler, Dale S. Tyrrell, Mrs. Lorraine M. Drew, Mrs. Marilyn J. Dry, Elly H. Eco- Eleanor G. Umek, Mary C. Vallieres, Mrs. Charlene nomou, Reginold Eighme, Peter D. Erhard, Mary L. Vitrano, Elaine Waller, Joseph W. Warren, Janice Fadeley, Robert C. Fadeley, David A. Faehner, Y. Watson, Cleon E. White, W. Michael Wiist, Frances Faehner, Dwain L. Ford, Lois Forrester, David T. Wilber, Robert A. Wilkins, Rhoda J. Wills, Kenneth L. Franz, Barbara K. Friesen, James R. Fry- Diane M. Wilson, Albert W. Withrow, James Wol- mire, Rowena Futcher, Wilfred G. A. Futcher, Keith fer, Peter A. Wong, Dennis W. Woodland, W. R. Gaden, Gordon A. Gadway, Marjorie E. Gadway, Bruce Wrenn, Steve Yancey, Millie Youngberg, Richard R. Gardner, Ruthellen Gardner, Leonard K. Randall W. Younker. GENERAL CONFERENCE—PERSONS HOLDING CREDENTIALS 31
Licensed Ministers: ston, Richard Kaiser, Minnie Kelly, Doug Kittleson, Robert L. Crounse, Johann E. Erbes, James N. Immer Kittleson, Richard E. Klinedinst, Edwin G. Faison. Lang, Earl Litke, G. Howard Loewen, Paul Lostaglia, Licensed Missionaries: Phil Marino, Pennie Marshall, Mary Ann Murray, Michael Agee, Sallie Alger, John C. Banks Jr., Alicejean Nelson, Ed Olsen, Clifford A. Paden, Dan Robert L. Barnum, June Bascom, Vance Birming- H. Paepke, Joan M. Petty, Mary Pukey, Robert L. ham, Cynthia A. Boomsliter, Priscilla A. Borton, Purvis, Enid Rayburn, Donovan Reeve, Larry Lenore S. Brantley, Richard C. Brinley, Arthur R. Rhodes, Jimmy B. Riddle, Chris Risk, Mirko Sever, Burke, Teresa I. Caldwell, Joyce Campbell, Jose Robert Sheldon, Virginia Simonds, Mary Stacey, Campillo, Nancy A. Carter, Deborah P. Case, Algene D. Stern, John W. Streeter, Betty J. Stuart, Esther M. Chace, Sandra A. Chilson, Beverly Clark, Frederick Thomas, Marlin Topham, Lyle W. Wal- Mark D. Clayton, Peter Cooper, Susan B. Craw- ker, William A. Waller, Kenneth Wand, Larry E. ford, Phylis N. Davis, Warren E. Davis, David G. Ward, Robert E. White, Leslie R. Wright. Deiber, Conrad L. Demsky, William S. Denda, Licensed Missionaries: Donald R. Dockerty, Sharon J. Dudgeon, Pamela S. Lesa Adams, Patrick Benner, Brent Blaney, Ron Dutcher, Wanda L. Easley, Floyd A. Eskridge, Laura Brooks, Philip Busker, Omar Carreon, Steven J. Fenton, Kelly J. Ferris, Delores Gaden, Alice Cavazos, Reginald Charles, Steve Charron, W. R. George, Sharon Gillespie, Dale A. Gooden, Albert Christian Jr., K. R. Christmas, Karen Christmas, Grashuis, Connie R. Green, William H. Green, Steven Doorenbos, Tim Doyle, Keith Elliott, Christine K. Grentz, Lois E. Grimm, C. William Ronald Feilberg, Fran J. Fisher, Duane Fredregill, Habenicht, Zvonimir Hacko, Eugene Hamlin, Joyce Freeling, Max Gallimore, Robert Garcia, Don Daniel L. Hamstra, Steve L. Hansen, Gaylord Han- Griffith, Michael Haines, Scott Holder, Edward son, Susan Harrington, Terrance Harrison, Donald Horan, Carl Hugonin, Robert Ivey, Edson Joseph, R. Hart, Cynthia Mae Helms, Betsy Henderson, J. Jamie Krein, Bennett Luckiesh, Mandy Martin, Kevin Hilbert, Georgina P. Hill, Mary A. Hoffman, Adela Martinez, Jose Martinez, Gerald McDonald, Judith Howard, Mark D. Howard, Randall G. Jacob- Robert Morris, Floyd O'Dell, Agustin Ortiz, Melvin sen, Maxwell G. Jardine, Richard W. Kelly, Marcia Pervis, Fred Pulcer, Robert Rilea, Ed Ritsema, Linda A. Kilsby, Brenda S. Kis, Beverly J. Leffler, Sherry L. Salinas, Gayle Scott, Marlene Shafer, Saino Sibado- Lemon, Julianne Liske, Richard J. Lytle, Lawrence gil, Charles Thomas, Raymond Thompson, Sonya M. Mader, Kendall Marsh, Annette B. Martes, Tice, Adolph Wagner, Forest Walter, Richard C. Duane C. McBride, Sheri L. McCulley, Lystra Jack Ware, Arlene Watson, Folia Wilmoth, Robert McNeil, John Paul Navarro, Clifford E. Nelson, Wingo, Janelle Wise, Engel E. Yoder. Gregg A. Nicholas, Raymond L. Paden, Anne M. Parris, B. Phyllis Pierson, Beverly Y. Pottle, Werner Home Study International Pressnitz, David L. Rasmussen, John T. Reichert, Ordained Ministers: Brian D. Rendel, Wendy L. Ripley, Arpad D. Ronas- George P. Babcock. zegi, Esther Rosada, David R. Rowe, Timmy Rum- Credentialed Commissioned Ministers: ble, Edward Samuel, Dorothea Sarli, Sharon Mrs. Aline Campbell, Mrs. Patricia A. Habada, Schmidt, Bryan D. Schnoor, Bradley W. Sheppard, Alayne Thorpe. David B. Sherwin, Katherine Smith, Rodger A. Credentialed Missionaries: Smith, Mary J. Sogard, James Starlin, F. Colleen Mrs. Dorothy M. Bascom, Gloria Boccheciamp, Steck, Beverly M. Steele, Patricia Y. Stewart, Sara Bonnie Burns, Mrs. Janette Carter, Mrs. Shirley M. K. Terian, Olivia Jane Thayer, Clarence Thomas, Chilson, John W. Gank, Mrs. Marthanne L. Glenn, Karie Thulon, Joseph B. Thurman Jr. Ralph R. Tre- Samuel Laubach, Eva Michel, Mrs. Yvonne Mon- cartin Jr., BirgitTrubey, Eva S. Visani;John Wagner, nier, Mrs. Bonnie Perkins, Mrs. E. Marion Runge, W. Daniel Weston, Sandra M. White, Linda J. Wild- Mrs. Lois Scales. may, Gary D. Williams, Dennis Willis, Janice F. Wrenn, John W. Young. Loma Linda Community Hospital Christian Record Braille Foundation Ordained Ministers: Haysmer E. Cox. Ordained Ministers: Lewis Bame, Vernon L. Bretsch, John M. Curnow, Credentialed Commissioned Ministers: Arturo Grayman, K. Kowarsch, W. R. Lawson, Ronald K. Benfield, Everett J. Gooch, Norman H. George Mills, Alberto Santiago, Odea Sigh, Mar- Meyer. shall Wright. Credentialed Missionaries: Credentialed Commissioned Ministers: Mrs. Joye P. Thorn. Eldon L. Blaney, Willis R. Christian, William F. Co- Loma Linda Foods pley, Elmer Hauck, Thompson Kay, Tommie Lowe Jr., Dan V. Miller, Frank Peterson, John Reitor, Bert Credentialed Commissioned Ministers: G. Woods. Alejo Pizarro. Credentialed Missionaries: Credentialed Missionaries: James Aikman, Walter Armstrong, George Dorlene A. Anderson, Duane E. Baldwin, Anthony Ashlock, Katie Baker, Melvin C. Baker, Jessie M. Berardi, Virginia Bryne, Joseph J. Childs, Robert Battle, Verla Beltz, Roy Berg, James Boddie, John Chilson, Gary Curtis, Willis Dufur, John Early, Fer- Boddie, Richard Bramham, Opal Bretsch, Marilyn dinand Figueroa, Ernest W. Heidi, James S. Herr, Brown, Maria A. Butler, Ted Butler, Jesse Caffey, Stanley B. Hess, Richard P. Howard, Colin F. Jenks, Vernice Caffey, Wendell Carpenter, Edward Cher- John C. Ketelsen, M. Elizabeth McCalla, Dan Mur- ney, Robert A. Chilson, Orlando Coates, Sylvester phy, Rose Nestares, Ruben H. Nestares, E. James Collins, Peter Devine; Larry Edgecombe, Arvind Neuhart, Iris B. Ram, Ronald A. Richardson, De- Engles, Enoch Erickson, Chet Frank, Billy G. lores Rivas, Esther Rivera, Alphonse Sadek, Adam Freeny, Doris Giesen, LaVerne Gifford, Colleen H. Schlereth, Judith Schmid, James M. Seekford, Gilbert, Donald Grant, Prudence Grayman, Allen James Smeenge, Walter H. Spaulding, L. Joan Green, Mitchell Gulka, Betty Gutknecht, Evelyn Speyer, Robert L. Sterner, Ida Mae Stoner, Bud Hagelgantz, Wilfred Hagen, Leland Hammond, Todorovich, Lee W. Venis, Karen Wills, Robert G. Alex Henriques, Fred G. Herrera, Gerald Hixson, Wilson, Jay R. Wright. Homer B. Holiman, Lloyd L. Horst, James Hotta!, Licensed Missionaries: Thomas Jefferson, Joyce Jesse, R. Johnny John- Laura L. Anderson, Jose Barrera, Kevin Binder, 32 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Isaias P. Chota, Glen L. Claflin Jr., Charles Coble, Richard L. Cross, Velemir Cukic, Zlatica Cukic, Patrick Cochran, Jim Gatten, Willis J. Gatten, David Fred J. Cunningham, George Curcin, Ruzica R. A. Geriguis, Barbara Grubbs, Dexter Hansen, Curcin, C. Sue Curtis, Mrs. Frances Cyphers, David ICo, Darlene McIntyre, Carmen Mercado, Ronald J. Dailey, Lois Dalrymple, Jerry E. Daly, Fred Nyanzi, James Olmsted, Joseph Parker, Lydia Daly, Rick Danforth, Earnest E. Daniel, Ellen Roberto Perez, Ricardo M. Polanco, Abner Punsa- K. Daniels, Charles E. Davis, Claudia Davis, James Ian, Adar Punsalan, Ruben Punsalan, Pablo Rafa- Davis, Nellie Davis, Sylvia Davis, Lawrence D. Day, nan, Charles Raifsnider, Susan V. Rogers, Enoch V. Mrs. Victoria De Martelle, Ion Deaconescu, Wil- Siddel, Richard Soucy, Dorothy Tan, Danny Villa- liam M. Dean, Phillip A. Desroches, Emmalein M. nueva, Rafael Yanez. Dharmaraj, Mrs. Daisy Diaz, David Dickerson, Marilyn Dietel, Heinz E. Dittmar, George M. Dob- Loma Linda University rota Jr., George M. Dobrota Sr., Harold D. Doer- Ordained Ministers: ing, Mary Dawn Dohm, George Kitchener Dono- Neils-Erik Andreasen, Dalton D. Baldwin, A. D. van, Patty Douglass, David H. Dudley, Felix A. Brandon, Roy E. Brooks, George Carambot, Walter Dugaduga, Edward D. Duke, Ellen M. Duke, James Comm, John W. Flick, Harold E. Fagal, V. Bailey R. Dunn, Robert Dunn, Iris A. Dupper, LeRoy J. Gillespie, Anees Haddad, William H. Hessel, Dupper, Jeanette Earnhardt, Robert B. Easterday, Reuben L. Hilde, Clifford L. Jaqua, Frank A. Knittel, C. Douglas Eddleman, Intithar S. Elias, Paul C. En- Shirou Kunihira, Arno Kutzner, David R. Larson, A. gen, Philip A. Englehart, Robert W. Engstrom, Kay Graham Maxwell, R. Dale McCune, T. Richard D. Erickson, Lorna Joy Erickson, Virgil V.. Erland- Rice, Charles Teel Jr., Kenneth L. Vine, James W. son, Martie P. Erne, Betty R. Estrada, Adeeba Evans, Walters, Lloyd H. Wilson, Ignatius Yacoub. Don V. Farley, Floyd K. Ferguson, Joanne Fisher, Credentialed Missionaries: Carolyn M. Fisk, Manuel R. Flores, Odineia Fon- Salwa Fikry Abdelmaseh, Levi G. Abejar, Gilberto toura, Robert M. Ford Jr., Jon Allan Foreman, Mrs. V. Abella, Aziza Adams, Mrs. Shirley Adams, Mil- Patricia Foster, Willis M. Fox, Gary E. Fraser, Ian M. dred Akamine, Horace B. Alexander, Leslee Amen- Fraser, Marjorie J. Fraser, Ann Freese, Debra K. ta, David L. Anderson, John D. Anderson, Patricia Friesen, Bing P. Fulache, Darice Funai, Vigil H. E. Anderson, Knut A. Andersson, Mieko Andress, Gadea, Waldena Gaede, Ronald A. Galaway, Vern R. Andress, John M. Anholm, Stanton Apple- Michael E. Galbraith, Ernestina Garbutt-Parrales, ton, Raydolfo M. Aprecio, Larry B. Arany, Edwin F. Dennis W. Gardner, Marilyn Betty Garner, S. Archbold, Kenneth A. Arendt, Rafael L. Arteaga, Eugene Gascay, Audrey P. Gaspard, Susan D. Ga- Kenneth E. Ashcroft, Susan K. Ayala, Ilse Azevedo, things, Lenore Gault, Dianne C. Gebhard, Earl M. Martin Badger, Mrs. Rosalie Badger, James L. Gillespie, Gwendolyn M. Gillespie, Jeanette E. Bailey, William L. Bailey, Curtis J. Baird, Leif K. Golles-Damazo, Alfonso Gonzalez, Ramon Gon- Bakland, Thor Bakland, Marion Z. Baldwin, Suico zalez, Roberto Gonzalez, Paul L. Goodwin, Sylvia Bantique, Verna Barclay, Avis M. Barnaby, Thomas Goss, Cheryl Lynn Grames, Ben E. Grant, Esther M. Bates, George Bazemore, James W. Beach, Mrs. Graves, Jennie Graves, Shirley A. Graves, James A. Lucy Beck, Rhonda K. Becker, W. Lawrence Greene, Gary Alan Gusewitch, Mrs. Opal Hagel- Beeson, Don Beglau, Richard E. Beltz, Donald Ben- gantz, Mrs. Madelyn Haldeman, Raymond G. Ball, der, Mrs. Aida Benitez, Mrs. Anahid Benzatyan, Warren J. Halversen, Don R. Hamer, Darlene V. Stanley Berger, Beth Bernotas, Hilmer W. Besel, Hamerslough, Walter Hamerslough, Walter S. Darrell Beyer, Marvella Beyer, Norma Bichard, Wil- Hamerslough, Helen J. Hamren, Mrs. Enid Hands, liam Bichard, Ervin H. Bigham, Richard L. Bisher, Zakey A. Hannaway, Virginia Hanson, Jonathan N. Terrie L. Bisher, Elaine Blankenship, James W. Hardt, Reba A. Hargrove, Lester E. Harris, Walter L. Blankenship, Mrs. Elaine Blankenship, Richard Harris, Mary T. Hartwell, Carol A. Haskell, Douglas Bobst, Berniece Bogdanovich, Michael Bogdano- F. Havens, Harvey E. Heidinger, William Heisler, vich, Elizabeth Bossert, Lyle 0. Botimer, Walter L. Paul Nellie, Kathy L. Helmendach, Herbert W. Bowen, Gary Bradley, Marillyn J. Bradley, Eva Brais- Henken, Armando Hernandez, Enoch C. Herr- ter, Leonard Brand, Kenneth J. Breyer, Cordell A. mann, Marilyn Herrmann, Ronald A. Hershey, Briggs, Henry Douglas Brodie, Mrs. Betty Brooks, Mrs. Ruth Hervig, Lee M. Hesse, Beverly B. Hessel, Danny Brown, Dennis M. Brown, Emma Brown, David A. Hessinger, Charles W. Hewitt, Timothy D. Rhona C. Brown, Sandra Browning, Marie Teresa Hickman, Clifton D. Hill, Margarete L. Hilts, Rhon- Brucker, Nancy L. Bucayan, Elsie Buchanan, Mrs. da S. Hobson, H. S. Hodge, Maurice D. Hodgen, Jeanene Buchanan, Ronald H. Buchanan, H. Paul Gladys D. Holmes, Ivan G. Holmes, William Hook- Buchheim, Valerian V. Buducea, Leonard R. Bullas, e'r, Mrs. Norma Hopp, Florence H. Horinouchi, Audrey Burgess, Ruth E. Burke, Margaret Anne Mirko Horonic, Mrs. Audrey Howard, Vernon W. Burns, Karl L. Burt, Mrs. Marlene Buxton, Bernard Howe, Frederick G. Hoyt, Richard W. Hubbard, C. Byrd, Robert A. Byrne, Mrs. Consuelo Cachola, Dale E. Huff, Michael Huitt, Billie Huntting, Ruland John W. Cadek, Candace J. Candler, Donald C. W. Hussong Jr., Joanne E. Huston, Ron Huston, Candy, Edward Allen Carley, Elizabeth Carr, Linda Sharlene M. Hutchinson, Carl J. Imthurn, Eugen L. Carr, Karen S. Carrigg, lneido Castellanos, Emil I rimia, Bernadine L. Irwin, Lance D. Ives, Jerome B. Catinean, Deborah R. Catino, Manuel Chaidez, Jablonski, Nancy A. Jackson, Brian J. Jacques, Albert D. Chamberlain, lan P. Chand, Pansy Richard A. James, Robert A. James, Albert R. Chand, Ezra R. Chavez, Hulda A. Chavez, Dimitrie Janisch, Kathleen D. Janzen, William T. Jarvis, Ann Chebeleu, Moses Chelliah, Vena Chiaratanasen, M. Jass, Victor B. Jelkovic, Elizabeth Jensen, Bever- Faye M. Chilson, Robert A. Chilson, Helen Chinn, ly I. Johnson, Darlene Johnson, Linda C. Johnson, Mrs. Gwen Christensen, Edwin L. Christiansen, In- Nickie E. Johnson, Warren E. Johnson, George E. elda Christianson, William R. Chunestudy, Anita Johnston, Patricia K. Johnston, Paultrisha L. John- Churches, Roger Churches, Don Cicchetti, Petru ston, Betsy L. Jones, Ellis R. Jones, R. K. Jones, Cimpoeru, Kim Clark, Wilton Clarke, Conrad Lowell V. Jordan, Eileen M. Judkins, Karen Ann Clausen, Velma A. Clem, Pat Cloninger, Mrs. San- Kaatz, Robert G. W. Kappel, Edwin A. Karlow, dra Coates, Wendell M. Coen, Alan R. Collins, W. Marilyn C. Karlow, Suzy Kaspereen, Leland L. J. Collins, Mrs. Dorothy Comm, Adan Concepcion, Kaufholtz, Donald J. Keeler, Mrs. Barbara Keeler, Vaneta M. Condon, Elbert J. Cook, Louis H. Cook, William H. Keeler, William J. Keith, Fredene Joanne Cristina Cooper, Estelle Rose Cooper, Warren Cor- Kelada, Charlotte M. Keller, Linda B. Kelln, Wayne nog, Myrna Costa, Frances L. Crawford, James M. Kelln, Robert C. Kemmer, Ralph N. Kennedy, Nan- Crawford, Charles R. Cress, Pennelope E. Crispin, cy C. Kerbs, James D. Kettering, Keiko Khoo, Helen Stan G. Crispin, Richard L. Croft, Samuel Croft, Emori King, Robert Kinzer, Mrs. Beverly Kisinger, GENERAL CONFERENCE—PERSONS HOLDING CREDENTIALS 33
Mrs. Linda Klebba, Rosanne J. Klein, Judson Kloos- Samson, Albert Sanchez, Mervet Farag Sanchez, ter, Vernon H. Koenig, Carl H. Koester, Mary A. Cynthia A. Santana, Vernon L. Scheffel, Mrs. Myr- Kolb, Floyd B. Koorenny, Edwin H. Krick, Ronald J. na Schlenker, Willis Schlenker, Jack E. Schlinkert, Kriley, Margaret E. Krussow, Roy Kryger, Mrs. Hil- Adeny Schmidt, Clarence C. Schmidt, Robert degard Kuerzinger, Wilhelm Kuerzinger, Daniel M. Schneider, Harold E. Schnepper, Raymond Kunihira, Mrs. Agnes Kutzner, Jan W. Kuzma, Iris Schoepflin, Robert L. Schultz, Alan N. Schulz, Vera Landa, Milton B. Lane, Earl W. Lathrop, Hong Lau, Schwarz, Dolores J. Scott, James N. Scott Jr., Virgil M. S. Lau, Tan A. Le, Larry L. Leas, Fred A. Ronald J. Secor, Derek P. Seeley, William S. Seibly, Lee, Jerry W. Lee, Wendy J. Lee, Mrs. Barbara Leer, Jonelle Self, George A. Selivanoff, John L. Hilbert Lentz, John Leonora, George M. Lessard, Semadeni, Ibrahim Majid Seraj, Gerald W. Shavlik, Evans Lewis, Jim F. Little, Lyle L. Litzenberger, Mrs. Dyon G. Shelden, H. Raymond Shelden II, Alva L. Hannah Liu, G. I. Logan, Mrs. Betty Lonnstrom, Sherman, Toini A. Shobe, Enseline A. Siagian, Soa- Avelina C. Loriezo, Eliezer A. Lotilla, Frank Loucks, loon P. Siagian, Kenneth Sievers, Saul M. Silva, H. Maynard Lowry, Jean B. Lowry, Rolinda Lueva- Mrs. Kitty Simmons, Cheryl J. Simpson, Karen Ann no, Caridad A. Luna, Verna C. Luyster, Norman C. Simpson, Clevridge R. Sinclair, Juanita Singh, Vic- Maberly, Diane Macaulay, Larry E. Mack, Virginia tor H. Sitompul, Charles W. Slattery, Albert E. Madrusa, George Maeda, Mrs. June Magi, Louane Smith, Beatrice E. Smith, Elsie E. Smith, James J. A. Magie, Yervant Maksoudian, Maria L. Maldona- Smith, Ronald W. Smith, William D. Smith, Charles do, Zacchaeus Manuel, Mary Marcarian, Philip D. Soliz, Carol Sorrells, Viki Kappel Spain, Elwyn J. Marcoe, Sam Marcoe, Joyce Marsh, Delia E. Mar- Spaulding, Mary-Louise Spencer, Reeta E. tinez-Escudero, Susan A. Mathews, Kenneth E. Spencer, Sandy Spencer, Anne F. Spradlin, Cecelia Matthews, Robert G. Matthews, Morris L. Mattson, L. St. Clair, Rodolfo A. Steger, Nenad Stegnjaic, Lyn ita Mayer, Mrs. Alberta Mazat, Elwood S. Dorothy L. Steinhoefel, Ion Stelian, Gerhard A. McCluskey, Kenneth W. McCormick, Pearl McDo- Steudel, Mrs. Jo Ann Stevens, Dorothy Stewart, nald, Lawrence E. McEwen, Roger L. McFarland, James H. Stirling, Mrs. Olga Stojicevic, David E. Mrs. Charlotte McGirr, Lee McIntyre, Lois McKee, Stottlemeyer, Chris D. Stottlemyer, Elaine Paul J. McMillan, Nikki Mead, Rolando A. Medes, Strachan, James L. Strachan, Carol D. Stringer, Debbie L. Medford, Mary G. Melki, Clair Meske, Allen Strother, Peter G. Strutz, Joan Stumbaugh, Mrs. Bonnie Meyer, Catharine C. Miller, Eva Mil- Bonnie C. Swanson, Faye Swayze, Loida J. Ta- ler, J. Albert Miller, Mrs. Frances Miller, Harold R. mares, Daniel Tan, Daniel Earle Tan, Mrs. Maggie Milliken, Donna E. Minder, Kathleen A. Mitchell, Tan, G. Roger Tatum, Barry L. Taylor, Robert W. Norman L. Mitchell, Daniel A. Mitchell Jr., Barbara Teel, Marilyn C. Teele, Eliezer Tejeda, Hildelisa A. Moen, Everett L. Mohr, Karen Copelan Mojeske, Tejeda, Dorothy Teo, Eilfried K. Tepper, Nelson E. Mary Moline, Martein Moningka, Kathleen L. Thomas, Dana G. Thompson, Lane C. Thomsen, Moore, Nelson Morales, Raul C. Morales, Cathy Throssell, Donald W. Thurber, Andrea L. Jahangeer Morovati, Eric R. Morris, Loren A. Mor- Tidwell, Jean-Marc Tieche, Bernard E. Tilton, ris, Steven G. Morrow, Ellen I. Morse, Thad L. Richard Dale Tkachuck, Stan Trupina, Melvin R. Mosely, Calvin Moses, Mrs. Dorothy Moses, Mrs. Turner, Daniel Turturica, John W. Uhrig Sr., Gwen- Donella Munson, Todd M. Murdoch, Margaret L. dolyn M. Utt, Paz Esther Valenzuela, Lois Van Murphy, Dorothea F. Myers, Jacqueline Myers, Cleve, Glen W. Van Fossen, Donald Van Ornam, John C. Myers, Wilfred A. Nation, Pedro B. Nava, Meade C. Van Putten, Hendricus Vanden Hoven, M. R. Neal, Richard Neil, Ben E. Nelson, Janice E. Mrs. Ester Vanden Hoven, Mrs. Christi Vanderbilt, Nelson, Marjorie G. Nelson, Gary Neuharth, Mrs. Donald L. Vaughn, Antonio Vazquez, Clare M. Elizabeth Neuharth, Boy Nhek, Margaret A. Velasco, Juan R. Velez, Cheryl R. Wagner, Edward Nichols, James R. Nix, Robert E. Northrop, Gary E. D. Wagner, David D. Walker, James J. Walker, Wil- Norton, Robert L. Nutter, Madge Oh, Eleazer D. liam E. Walker, Arthur M. Walls, Norma Lee Wal- Oliverio, Rodney R. Opp, Mrs. Audrey Otto, F. ters, Roland D. Walters, Donna R. Ward, Betty Wayne Owens, J. Paul Pandian, Richard L. Parker, Warner, Marjorie D. Warner, Theodore L. Warner, Gaines R. Partridge, Florica Pastrama, John W. Pat- Fred L. Webb, Robert L. Webb, Ruth C. Weber, rickson, Jacqueline R. Patt, Susan Davis Patt, Ann Janet L. Weighall, Gerald D. Weis, Helen I. Weis- Pearson, Roger M. Pearson, Leliroth W. Pedro, meyer, Richard W. Weismeyer, Cherry Wendtland, Felipe G. Perez, Mario Perez, Priscilla S. Perez, Mae Wertz, Eugene J. Wesslen, Florence L. Wet- Donald D. Pester, Donald L. Peters, Marvin A. Pe- more, Mrs. Margery Wheaton, Andrew C. Wheel- ters, Mrs. Judith Peters, Ivan D. Petersen, Lucile er, Sharon L. Wheeler, Lucile N. White, Ernest F. Petersen, Douglas H. Peterson, Yvonne C. Peter- Whitter, Elmer A. Widmer, Ronald B. Wilcox, Mrs. son, John E. Peterson Jr., Edmund G. Petti, Frank Mary Willey, Linda Williams, Mrs. Gudrun Wil- W. Pfeiffer, Edward B. Pflaumer, Harold R. Phillips, liams, Ricky E. Williams, Michael A. Williamson, Mrs. Betty Phillips, Santos Q. Pinda, Roger L. Plata, Granville G. Wilson, Leland Y. Wilson, Barbara Bruce E. Potterton, Norman D. Powell, Mrs. Linda Witmer, Deloris B. Woerner, Dorothy Womack, Pumphrey, Janelle L. Pyke, Chau L. Quach, Bibiano Norman J. Woods, Mrs. Clarice Woodward, Mary Quinones, Juanita D. Quinones, Steve Radoycich, H. Yacoub, Judie A. Yakush, Charles F. Yetter, Paul Radu, Donald D. Rafuse, Elizabeth I. Ramirez, Lucille Yhip, Won K. Yoon, Mrs. Betty Zendner, Rene M. Ramos, Wilfred E. Rathbun. Gernice Rat- Grenith Zimmerman, Sylvia Zittrich, Anthony J. ter, David Rawson, James W. Redfield, Camille A. Zuccarelli. Reeder, Ulma Register, Sandra Reiber, Carol J. Licensed Ministers: Reid, Lorna F. Reid,- Gunter Reiss, John D. Rhodes III, Richard E. Rhodes, Linda Rhynus, Gordon M. Paul J. Landa. Rick, Jayne M. Rinker, William B. Rippon, Blanca I. Loma Linda University Medical Center Rivera, Eldaa Rivera, Jerry L. Rivinius, Evelyn D. Roach, Beverly J. Roadruck, Douglass B. Roberts, Ordained Ministers: Mrs. Marilyn Roberts, Mrs. Wanda Roberts, Walter M. Jerry Davis, Samuel Geli, William C. Hinton Sr., H. Roberts, Josias L. Robinson Jr., Joseph R. Rocha, John M. Reeves, Randall L. Roberts. Melville W. Rodrigues, Faustino Rodriguez, Levi H. Credentialed Commissioned Ministers: Rodriguez, Ellis L. Rogers, Delmer G. Ross, Gerald Ronald J. Anderson, D. Leigh Aveling, Christopher C. Roth, Beverly L. Rouse, Ivan E. Rouse, Carl 0. F. Boskind, Mrs. Peggy J. Crabtree, William W. Rusk, Susan M. Russell, Donna J. Ryan, Raymond E. Easterbrook, Mrs. Norma H. Johnston, John D. Ryckman, Junichi Ryu, George S. Saad, Nancy M. Ruffcorn, T. Henry Scoggins, Bronwen J. Watts, Sage, Mrs. Maria Sajid, Rachel Samojluk, Donna J. Thomas J. Zirkle. 34 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Credentialed Missionaries: Atkins, Bruce Banner, Shirley Beary, Walter R. Mrs. E. Ruth Banks, Ida D. Berghold, Melvin Berg- Boles, James Boney, Derek Bowe, Rhonda Brews- vall, Mrs. Connie M. Boskind, Dennis D. Ceitham- ter, Karen Britton, Stafford Cargill, Sandra R. Car- er, Bert C. Connell, H. Maxine Darling, Lamarr C. negie, Barbara Carroll, Wasan Cartwright, Michael Edwards, Gerald A. Ellis, Mrs. Lynn M. Fiedler, Lin- Coleman, Loleta Cox, Cecily Daly, Herbert Davis, da G. Halstead, Mrs. Margaret K. Heath, Mrs. Rheta Irma Davis, Isadore DeSouza, Willie Mae Ervin, Heintz-Swanson, Richard A. Henry, Gordon E. Janet Gentles, Sylvia A. Germany, Plenty M. Ger- Hewes, Brenda S. Holden, Mrs. Billie Hubbs, Faith many Jr., Ruth Gunn, Theodore D. Gunn, Ephraim C. Hughes, Mrs. Konni L. Kelly, Nellie R. Killion, Gwebu, Elsie Harley, Lorna Harrison, Linda Heath, Mrs. Charlotte G. Kinzer, Mrs. DuAnn F. Kinzer, Leon Higgs, Hallenn Hill, Sheila Hopper, Michael Paul W. Kittle, James D. Krussow, Mrs. Alice L. Hubbard, Ramona L. Hyman, Regina Jacob, Norma Little, Mrs. E. Jimmie Loder, Robert J. Loder, Calvin Jacobs, John Jeries, Beverly Johnson, Gloria Jones, L. Minesinger, Mrs. Nancy C. Minesinger, Dono- Marcia Keller, Kenneth Laihing, Henrietta Lathon, van C. Nelson, Mrs. Pearl F. Nickel, Judy E. O'Con- John Lavender, Hepzibah Lewis, Rise Lowery, Ani- ner, Ronald S. Oh, Mrs. Helen Radoycich, Joe ta J. McCrary, Thomas McDonald, Dannie McMil- Rapp, Mrs. Teresa Register, Harry D. Royal, David lan, Annette M. Michael, Joan Mierez, Wilson M. Russell, Mrs. Mayfene E. Russell, Everett Salis- Miles, Grace Monroe, Philip B. Nixon, Flora bury, Richard A. Schaefer, Wallace A. Schmidt, Privette, Lillian Redcross, Thomas Rhem, Ava Riv- Glenn S. Sharman, Harvey C. Shaw, Lawrence K. ers, Linda M. Rivers, Johnny Robinson, Shirley Stevens, Rita M. Stiffler, Mrs. Lois G. Thornton, W. Rodgers, Barbara Sanders, Carol Shirley, Charlotte Alvin Thunquest, Mrs. Deanna D. Walters, Robert Smith, Harold Smith, Willette Smith, Brenda C. Warner, William C. Warner, M. Jerry White, Taylor, Jocelyn B. Thomas, Karen Tucker, Bureden Robert L. Wical, Barbara M. Wickham, Eileen G. Warren, Ruth West, Albert Wilson, H. L. Wilson, Zorn. Monica Wilson, Paula D. Wilson, Donald J. Wood. Oakwood College Pacific Press Publishing Association Ordained Ministers: Ordained Ministers: Clarence Barnes, Sherman Cox, Trevor Fraser, Jose Luis Campos, Felix Castro, Gary D. Grimes, Harold G. Gaskins, John Lavender, James Melan- Elsworth A. Hetke, Kenneth J. Holland, B. Russell con, Robert Patterson, Clifford Pitts, Benjamin Holt, Ronald E. Ihrig, Donald E. Mansell, W. Ken- Reaves, Agniel Samson, Lance Shand, Mervyn neth McFarland, Marvin L. Moore, Tulio N. Pever- Warren, Gary Wimbish. ini, Juan J. Suarez, Miguel A. Valdivia. Credentialed Missionaries: Credentialed Commissioned Ministers: Theresa Allen, Ellen Anderson, Oman Bailey, Shir- Robert H. Gorton, Larry R. Johnson, David J. Law- ley B. Bailey, Halsey Banks, Rosa T. Banks, Nigel son, Eugene M. Stiles, P. Martin Ytreberg. Barham, Sylvia Barnes, Bernard Benn, Ursula Credentialed Missionaries: Benn, John Blake, Danny Blanchard, Frances Bliss, Roy W. Allen, James W. Ashlock, Leopold A. Avila, Carole Booth, Naomi Bullard, James N. Burgess, James Babb, Peggy Bacon, Mrs. Margaret L. Bald- Preston C. Calhoun, Ronald Campbell, Kermit L. win, Gregory E. Barry, Mrs. Carol J. Barry, Jerry L. Carter, Luetilla Carter, Pearl Carter, Boontang Bartlett, Robert J. Battee, Eldon Bauer, Wilfred A. Cartwright, Mary Conner, Emerson Cooper, Gino Benwell, Jaime Bermudez, Mrs. Mary A. Bolduc, D'Andrade, Joseph Dailey, Oliver Davis, Ruth Timothy P. Booth, Merle R. Breitigam, Mrs. Bess J. Davis, Anita S. Davis-Harris, Isadore DeSouza, Brockmeier, Gary P. Cain, Mrs. E. Adlay Campos, Minneola Dixon, Harry Dobbins, Kathleen Dob- Herbert Carter, Bernardo Ceniceros, Roberto R. bins, Leonard R. Douglas, Robert W. Drake, Gar- Chavez, Paul J. Cole, James E. Coleman, Allen Col- land Dulan, Jeanette Dulan, William T. Evans, leran, Mrs. Evie L. Congleton, Alfred L. Cruz, Mike Emma Forde, Winton Forde, Edith Fraser, Ashton R. Dawson, Terry D. Day, George P. Deree, Mrs. Gibbons, Esther Gill, Lela Gooding, Lillian Green, Violet M. Deree, Ila Marie DeYong, Mrs. Betty M. Rosa Hadley, Justin Hamer, Larry Hasse, Robert Elmer, Walter D. Elmer, Evaine P. Fehrer, Mrs. Bar- Hines, Kyna Hinson, Alberta Holmon, Brenda bara M. Fehrer, Janice C. Fenton, John D. Ferrell, Hurt, Morris Iheanacho, Shirley C. Iheanacho, Enrique 0. Fuentealba, Mrs. Karin C. Gorton, Tho- Lawrence Jacobs Jr., Edward Jones, Rita R. Jones, mas L. Graham, Gary L. Guernsey, Mrs. Linda L. Ernest Keller, Ada Kirby, Matthew Kirby, Lucille Guernsey, Edward S. Guthro, Joe L. Gutierrez, Luis Lacy, Kenneth LaiHing, Elfred Lee, Johnnie Lee, V. Gutierrez, Mrs. Genoveva Gutierrez, Martin A. Jannith Lewis, Lily Lindsay, Seth Lubega, Roy Mal- Hamilton, John A. Hancock, Peggy J. Hanway, colm, Maurice Marshall, Carl L. Massey, Belvia Duane A. Harris, Patsy A. Hartje, Lawrence V. Haw- Matthews, Savonia M. McClellan, Juanita McClen- kins, Mrs. V. Jean Hawkins, Mrs. Eleanor J. Hetke, don, Doris McCrary, Willie McCrary, Miriam Mrs. Midge A. Hey, Paul A. Hey, Mrs. Maurine M. McMillan, Artie Melancon, Silvanus Merchant, Holland, Chi Huynh, Mrs. Le Chuc Huynh, Truoc Charles S. Miller, Patti R. Miller, Gregory Mims, Huynh, D. Anne Hyde, Stanley Jensen, L. Craig Hattie Mims, Richard Norman, Sandra Oakman, Johnson, Sandra M. Johnson, Barbara A. Jones, Joseph U. Okike, Ella F. Olive, Eurydice Osterman, Lynwen M. Jones, John Kartik, Manuel S. Krun, Samuel M. Paschal Jr., James E. Patterson, Anthony Howard C. Larkin, Timothy E. Larson, Galen Law- Paul, Sonia Paul, Juliaette Phillips, Sandra Price, son, Mrs. Dorothy Lawson, Donald D. Lay, Mike C. Geraldine B. Pullins, Leroy Ramey, Jean Reaves, Leahey, Mrs. Bernita M. Leahey, Billy J. Legg, James Theodore A. Rivers, Edna Roache, James Roddy, F. Lewis, Mrs. Sharon A. Lewis, Mark A. Maccar- Lynn Ross, Diane Rugless, Loty M. J. Samson, one, Mrs. Vesta W. Mansell, Patrick A. McCoy, Emmanuel Saunders, Moges Selassie, Laura Kerry M. Mead, James M. Miller, Ilva Monsalvo, Shand, Laura L. Shand, Howard M. Shaw, Dorothy Victor S. Moores, Carlos A. Morales, Mrs. Loida Smith, Annele Smith-Wimbush, Louella Summer- Morales, Henry Nelson, Loc Phuoc Nguyen, Darvis ville, Ruth Swan, Harry Swinton, Freddie Taylor, W. Opp, Margery L. Paddock, Mrs. Rosa E. Para- Claude Thomas, Lewis Thompson, Mary E. chou, Glen A. Peoples, Hector M. Perla, Mrs. Eva E. Toombs, Evelyn Tucker, Charles Turner, Lovey Perla, Mrs. Belia Peterson, Robert D. Peterson, Verdun, Barbara Warren, Carole D. Washington, Mrs. Lilia E. Peverini, Mrs. Wendy L. Pierce, Mar- Faith Watkins, Linda Webb, Alfred Winston, Rose vyn Purcell, Clyde H. Queen, Kenneth R. Regan, Yates, Alma Foggo York. Paul B. Ricchiuti, Mrs. Donna F. Richards, Wilbur Licensed Missionaries: G. Richards, Vivian F. Richardson, Warren L. Riter, Lydia Andrews, Bennye W. Armstrong, John M. Jack H. Robinson, Mrs. Susan L. Robinson, Richard GENERAL CONFERENCE—PERSONS HOLDING CREDENTIALS 35
A. Robinson, Hildegard Roller, Shirley M. Sayers, Mackey, Stanley M. Martin, Samuel H. McGinnis, Alan A. Schneider, Mrs. Althea E. Schneider, Delma Miller, Michael E. Morsette, W. E. Morsette, Steven W. Shelley, Larry M. Snyder, Mrs. Darlene George A. Mudgett, Marvin D. Nedrow, Frieda A. Snyder, Aileen A. Sox, Bill P. Stanley, Lincoln E. Niewiadomsky, Hans D. Niewiadomsky Jr., Hans Steed, Mrs. Phyllis J. Stevens, Merwin D. Stewart, Niewiadomsky Sr., Mark D. O'Connor, Clifford K. Mrs. Helen L. Stiles, Duane A. Tank, Mrs. Margie Okuno Jr., Laura J. Orem, Rose M. Otis, Theresa H. Tank, Bonnie Test, Richard G. Thorp, TerrylD. Pabst, J. Kenneth Pennington, Suzanne L. Perdew, Threewit, Ralph L. Vargas, Sylvia F. Ward, Brenda L Harry C. Perkins Jr., Mary Jane Pettit, Bruce A. Weseman, James R. Weseman, Bonnie G. Widick- Pierce, Robert W. Pohle, Vivian K. Polan, Adam P. er, James E. Wilmot, JoAn Witzel, Carl S. Zumwalt. Prasad, Thomas F. Prosser, Ephraim M. Rada, Licensed Missionaries: Julianita I. Rada, Jerrel W. Randolph, Glenn S. Rea Mrs. Betty L. Ashlock, Harriet Bacso, Michael R. Jr., Marilee E. Reding, Everett F. Robinson Jr., War- Bankhead, Dennis LeRoy Barnes, Karen Bassford, ren R. Rood, Clarence W. Sayler Jr., Douglas A. Ben Bishop, Mrs. Betty L. Blue, Richard W. Carl- Sayles, Virginia L. Sayles, Janeth W. Schleifer, De- son, Kenneth Carter, Rodney C. Casey, Debbie bra K. Schneider, John Schneider, Kenneth P. Chenowich, David Collar, Robert K. Congleton, Schneider, Donald R. Seidel, June L. Seidel, Albert Mrs. Shelley Dawson, Douglas E. Drake, Jan Fen- 1. Sheffield Jr., Martha F. Shewell, Gordon L. ton, Melvin Forshee Sr., Gloria Greer, Mrs. Joan Shockey, Joanne Shockey, Charlene G. Shores, Gutierrez, Donnarie M. Higgins, Clinton H. Jones, Richard E. Singer, Hepsiba S. Singh, Mewa R. Lars W. Justinen, Mrs. Virginia Kelley, Dennis E. Singh, William J. Sloan, Asta M. Smith, Eugene I. Kendall, Stephen J. Lanto, Judi Lay, Ira R. Lee, Virgi- Snedden, Byron D. Steele, Hans Steinmuss, Juani- nia L. Lee, Pamela McCoy, Mrs. Carolyn McFar- ta Stinchfield, Glenn E. Stone, Leona P. Stone, De- land, Jeffrey Moore, Ron Naylor, Mrs. Huyen Kim nnis J. Strack, Barry L. Strang, Earl F. Strang, David Nguyen, Lori L. Peoples, Charles L. Porter, Robin J. E. Swan, Glen R. Swan, Joelene F. Thurlow, Mal- Russell, Dorothea Schelhorn, Joe Skula, Angelina coltn S. Thurlow Jr., Samuel 1. Tipton, Dale E. Soto, Eric Stoffle, Mrs. Sharon Threewit, Dale W. Tooley, Paul E. Tooley, John Tubbs, Doris M. Tur- Ward Sr., Vernon Winkle, Mrs. K. Joleen Yasa. ner, James E. Turner, Stuart W. Tyner, Betty F. Ullrich, Elisabeth G. Varesko, Rudolf Varesko, Review and Herald Publishing Association Sabina V. Villarroel, Donald R. Walkowiak, Ordained Ministers: Leonard E. Wallace, Kenneth W. Wasenmiller, Gilbert E. Anderson, Delbert W. Baker, Ralph H. Shirley A. Welch, Gerald W. Wheeler, Penny E. Blodgett, Richard W. Coffen, Orval L. Dnskell, Wheeler, Cyril G. Whitesides, L. Jean Whitesides, Harold F. Otis Jr., Sandy C. Robinson, William E. John S. Wilkinson, Paul R. Wilkinson, Gary L. Skidmore Jr., K. Dick Thomas, D. Ronald Watts, Wold, Challis R. Woolsey, Robert D. Wright. Robert A. Wilson, Raymond H. Woolsey. Licensed Missionaries: Credentialed Commissioned Ministers: Judith A. Alexander, Jerrald R. Banfe, Joan E. Bed- Glenn E. Beagles, Reginald J. Frood, Robert J. Kin- ney, Janie C. Bofink, C. Ray Carlton, Peter J. ney. Chiomenti, Roger W. Dailey, Doreen G. Damazo, Clyde M. Day, Charles R. Dimick, Mark Ford, Credentialed Missionaries: Daniel J. Garletts, Jeannette R. Johnson, William V. Leroy P. Adams, Lynnette M. Adams, Rodney W. Kirstein Jr., H. Neil Meitzler, Richard A. Monroe, Adams, Florentino L. Aguilar, Keith E. Alexander, Connie S. Moore, Shawn Morsette, Clement Neg- Phyllis J. Alfaro, Douglas J. Armantrout, Sandra L. ley, John J. Negley, Kim W. Peckham, Kathleen L. Atwood, Woodrow W. Atwood Jr., Silvia R. Bailey, Pepper, Stewart T. Pepper, Diann C. Perkins, Doris Presentation M. Balay, Keith D. Barrett, Jean E. Pierce, Candace S. Pohle, Kevin J. Potts, Ron J. Carolyn Bartness, Donna E. Beagles, J. Christopher Pride, Chris A. Prindle, J. Raymond Prosser, Jeffrey Blake, Judith A. Blodgett, Maria A. Blomquist, Phi- J. Ramsey, Eleanor 0. Reyes, Mary E. Rumford, lip J. Bofink, Lydia B'ojanek, George L. Bowen, Jerry L. Smith, Evelyn I. Snedden, Linda G. Starkey, Kathleen A. Bowen, Paul V. Boyd, Irma L. Brooks, Harry C. Starkey Jr., Ilsia Szczepanski, Meylan C. John C. Brown, Clara B. Burtnett, Lawrence R. Burt- Thoresen, Debra L. Van Hyning, Lynette Walker, nett, Gert W. Busch, Karen F. Calhoun, Silvia V. Daniel R. We h, Barbara A. Wells, Donald R. Wil- Caputo, Dawn M. Carbaugh, Victoria F. Carlton, liams, Lori E. Williams. Vernon L. Cartwright, Edward G. Cassell, Judie A. Cassell, James A. Cavil, Peter E. Cerovski, Sammie Seventh-day Adventist Radio-TV and Film Center D. Cerovski, Leander B. Cherry, Norman G. Ches- Ordained Ministers: nut, Rose Chesnut, Dennis E. Church, Ginger C. E. Walter Arties, W. Y. Chen, R. E. Edwards, Gerald Church, William W. Clendaniel, William J. Cleve- R. Hardy, James L. Hayward, Gordon Henderson, land, Rande L. Colburn, Jerry L. Conley, Norman Joseph Henne, Oscar Hernandez, B. E. Jacobs, C. Coon, Anthony R. Crouch, Donald E. Dawson, Daniel G. Matthews, Milton Peverini, Kenneth E. Brigitte DeLong, Douglas L. DeLong, Helcio De- H. Richards, H. M. S. Richards Jr., Reginald 0. slandes, Nora S. Devore, Marilyn Dimick, Ralph Robinson, Ruben Sanchez, Martin Weber, Leonard Eggebrecht, William D. Elmer, Robert L. Essex, De- Westphal, Richard N. Wilcox, Royce C. Williams, nnis J. Ferree, Alan H. Forquer, Patricia J. Fritz, James W. Wood Jr.. Rose A. Frood, Michael L. Gamblin, Ronald E. Gardner, William D. Geraci, Hope R. Gipe, Stan- Credentialed Commissioned Ministers: ford W. Hannum, Stephen J. Hanson, James H. Dale J. Bidwell, Del Delker, Phillip Draper, David L. Hanson Jr., Marcia J. Harris, Robert T. Harris, L. Jones, Eldyn Karr, A. E. Krogstad, Lance Liebelt, Rhea Harvey, Susan P. Harvey, Crystal G. Hen- David Smith. drickson, Leonard W. Hendrickson, Ernestina Her- Credentialed Missionaries: nandez, Alton R. Highsmith, Gail R. Hunt, Marcia]. Elizabeth Albritton, Jean Anderson, Estelita Atiga, Hunt, I. Harold Ihrig, Buster J. Jackson, Anita L. Jane Barker, Nehemias Barnedo, Victoria Barrera, Jacobs, Frank L. Jacobs, James Bryson Johnson, Nancy Baffling, Mary K. Becker, Reda Bidwell, Dar- Dorothy R. Jones, Eric A. Jones, Thomas E. Kapusta, lene Burch, Larry Burk, Alicia Clouzet, German Rosa M. Katrib, Diane Kenaston, Marguerite V. Kin- Clouzet, David Coe, Marlene Coe, Gwendolyn ney, Vera J. Kotanko, Andrea C. Kristensen, David Collins, Tamara Congleton, Max Cu rameng, K. Latta, Ellen G. Latta, Gary C. Lee, Robin A. Lee, Rosalyn D'Amico, Marjorie Dickinson, Ilene Sandra L. Lee, Clarence E. Leister, Jeanne N. Leis- Diede, Sharon Edwards, Gary Eldridge, Raymond ter, Eugene Lincoln, Kenneth L. Maas, Paul A. Frank, Leona Freed, Kenneth Freeman, Raymond 36 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Freeman, Gladys Gambetta, Barbara Gepford, tos, Glen Sawyer, Randy Schornstein, Michael Claire Gepford, Waldo Gepford, Lillian Guild, Fay Seymour, Susan Seymour, Alberta Shaner, Carl Gurusamy, Rose Hall, Richard Hamlin, Marlene Fred Siess, Marilynn Siess, Sandra Spencer, Dona Hardy, Jane Hayward, Phyllis Henderson, Yolanda J. Stewart, William Stone, Belle Styadi, Joseph Hernandez, Margaret Hesseltine, Kathryn S. Hol- Styadi, Lisa Styadi, Toni Styadi, Fennie Supit, Her- lister, Walter Hopwood, Hazel Hurdle, Ethel John- bert Swenson, Marie! Swenson, Anita Thaute, son, Helen Johnson, Carol M. Kaye, Denny Kaye, Eunice Thompson, Ada Torres, Charles Trumble, Waldemar Kissinger, Ernest Laabs, Connie LaJoie, Cresente Valido, Lydia Valido, Elizabeth Vazquez, Margaret Lapostol, Margaret Lee, Mary Lewis. Lynn Kenneth Voorhees, Linda Walter, Larry Whitfield, Liers, Hannah Limongan, Rosalee Low, David Frances Williams, Marlin Williams, Alberto Zavala. Marroquin, Mirta Mascheroni, Rebeca Mazlumian, Colin Mead, Marilyn J. Mead, Donna Miller, Doug- Licensed Missionaries: las Miller, Opal Mitchell, Glenda Monette, Steven Judy Ayars, Sharon Collins, Armando Cordero, Mosley, Pauline Mostert, Mayra Naranjo, Bach Natalie Eva, Suzanne Goodrich, Judy Gordon, Jac- Nguyen, Lam Nguyen, Terri Nigro, Judy Nowak, queline Hunker, Lisa Kasper, Nancy Kubrock, Ro- Lorraine Ortmann, Steve Pai, Daniel Pangan, Carol ger Lin, Heather Miller, Damaris Morales, Kazko Patton, Lila Jo Peck, Edwin Pester, Eunice Peverini, Mosley, Michael Myers, Rosmaril Paul, Barbara Shirley Piercey, Marilyn Plummer, Roland Plum- Qualley, Carl Randall, Judy Reed, Mario Ricketts, mer, Madeline A. Post, Edwin Pullen, Mildred Pul- Martin Roe, Gary Rose, Rena Rudder, Richard San- len, Arlys Qualley, Max Qualley, Jerry Reed, Kent chez, G. Scott Smith, Anna Suesens, Donna Le Reed, Roland Rhynus, Jacqueline Richards, Delia Webb, Darlene Weber, Beverly Wilcox, Raylene Sanchez, Lina Sanchez, Jose Santos, Mary Lou San- Wilcox, Bonnie Williams.
Institutions General Conference Educational Media Centers Andrews University, Berrien Springs, Michigan Adventist Broadcasting Service, Inc. (AWR-Asia), 49104. 6840 Eastern Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. Home Study International, 6940 Carroll Avenue, 20012. Takoma Park, Maryland 20912. Ayer, Hoy y Manana, P.O. Box 3098, Altamonte Loma Linda University, Loma Linda Campus, Loma Springs, Florida 32714. Linda, California 92350; La Sierra Campus, River- Seventh-day Adventist Radio, Television and Film side, California 92515. Center, 1100 Rancho Conejo Boulevard, New- Oakwood College, Huntsville, Alabama 35896. bury Park, California 91320. Food Companies Loma Linda Foods, Inc., 11503 Pierce St., Riverside, California 92505. Publishing Christian Record Braille Foundation, Inc., 4444 Health-Care South 52nd Street, Lincoln, Nebraska 68506. Loma Linda Community Hospital Corporation, Pacific Press Publishing Association, 1350 North 25333 Barton Road, Loma Linda, California 92354. Kings Road, Nampa, Idaho 83651. Loma Linda University Medical Center, Loma Lin- Review and Herald Publishing Association, 55 West da, California 92354. Oak Ridge Drive, Hagerstown, Maryland 21740. eirtaies
Wen a fire destroyed Indian Creek Camp's administration weeks, Risk Management Ser- building and cafeteria vices coordinated all the "-"-gs to be done four weeks before camp and got camp ready for 700 fun-loving kids. was to start, Gina, Cindy and Angelika Rebuilding a youth camp is only one exam- thought it was the end of their plans for fun ple of many things Risk Management Services and new friends at summer camp. But with does for the Church. But for Gina, Cindy and help from the church's insurance department, Angelika, the other stuff doesn't matter. All General Conference Risk Management Ser- they care about are the memories of a fun- vices, the Kentucky-Tennessee Conference filled summer. had a full program of summer activities. A week after the fire, work began on a tem- General Conference porary kitchen and dining hall. In only four Risk Management Services 38 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Ca rdee jt Mauritania fl Mali Niger Senegal Chad Burkina "+— Faso NIGERIAN IA Guinea UNION_ Cote 1 MISSION Gambia d'Ivoire igeria Central Air • ameroun Guinea-Bissau Togo Iberia Benin WEST Sierra Leone Zaire ION AFTAN Rwanda UNI N Ghana MIS ION ZAIRE UNION Equatorial MISSION 0) Guinea Seychelles islands°
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Church Unions Population Churches Members Central African 20,466,000 403 36,039 Indian Ocean 12,848,096 157 23,391 Nigerian 97,705,350 408 73,640 Rwanda 6,683,356 639 170,619 Sahel 39,726,759 39 4,254 West African 22,790,000 387 123,631 Zaire 34,184,950 761 171,407 Burundi Mission 5,120,000 81 20,621 Division Totals 239,524,511 2,875 623,602 AFRICA INDIAN OCEAN DIVISION
Organized 1980
Territory: Benin, British Indian Ocean Territory, Africa Literature Ministry Coordinating Board: Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cameroun, Cape Verde, Editorial Consultant, Reinder Bruinsma. Central African Republic, Chad, Comoro Islands, Communication/Media Services, Jack Mahon. Congo, Cote d'Ivoire, Equatorial Guinea, Gabon, Computer Services, Robert E. Baker. The Gambia, Ghana, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Ker- Division Auditing Service, Wayne Vail. guelen Islands, Liberia, Madagascar, Mali, Maurita- Indian Ocean District: District Director, D. nia, Mauritius, Niger, Nigeria, Reunion, Rwanda, Barelli; Assistant Staff Auditor, Louis Julien Li Senegal, Seychelles Islands, Sierra Leone, Togo, Yung Tong. and Zaire; comprising the Central African, Indian East District: District Director, Caezer Hecha- Ocean, Nigerian, Rwanda, Sahel, West African, nova; Assistant Staff Directors, Elijah Karam- and Zaire Union Missions, and Burundi Mission. bezi, Elizafani Ntakirutimana; Audit Intern, Population: 239,524,511; churches, 2,875; mem- Salvo Paul Mwema. bers, 623,602. Central District: District Director, Ebenezer Owusu; Staff Auditor, U. K. Emea; Assistant "ADVENTDIV Cable and Telegraphic Address: Staff Auditor, Michael Bello; Audit Interns, ABIDJAN." Hesron Byilingiro, Okeri S. Wogu. Telex Number: 27125 (Ans. AIDSDA CI 27125). West District: District Director, Victoria Aryee; Office Address: Cidex 03 C 84, Riviera 1, Abidjan, Staff Auditor, P. Chung; Audit Intern, Emma- Cote d'Ivoire, West Africa. Telephones: 44-00-97, nual Manu. 44-06-15 and 44-64-85. Trust Services, J. j. Nortey. Administration: Ordained Ministers: President, J. J. Nortey. Daniello Barelli, Carlyle Bayne, R. Bruinsma, John Secretary, Ted N. C. Wilson. W. Fowler, D. Grisier, Stenio Gungadoo, J. B. A. Treasurer, P. N. Onwere; Associates, Keith Hein- Kio, Jack Mahon, J. J. Nortey, Elizafani Ntakirutima- rich, A. D. Tagalog. na, N. Ruhaya, David R. Syme, D. L. Thomas, Wal- Field Secretary, Ntwali Ruhaya. ton S. Whaley, Ted N. C. Wilson. Executive Committee: J. J. Nortey, Chairman; Ted Credentialed Missionaries: N. C. Wilson, Secretary• C. 0. Adeogun, F. Agbod- John Adu, Mrs. M. Attey, Mrs. Jane Baker, Robert za, J. L. Agboka, A.A. Alalade, K. 0. Amoyant, S. A. Baker, Mrs. Carlyle Bayne, R. Bolante, Mrs. John Armah, P. K. Asareh, P. Bagaza, P. Bahimba, W. Fowler, Ninfa Gonzaga, Mrs. Maryse Gunga- Mbupa Baluku, Carlyle Bayne, Daniel Cordas, doo, C. Hechanova, Keith Heinrich, Martha La Stenio Gungadoo, Keith Heinrich, Roland L. Pierre, Louis Julien Li Yung Tong, Mrs. Margaret Joachim, J. B. A. Kio, E. D. Magaji, Jack Mahon, S. Mahon, Dinah Maquilan, Flora Meisser, Phaik-See Maniraguha, Siegfried G. Mayr, Charles Montille, Mong, P. N. Onwere, E. Owusu, Alfred Gene Nyembo Mwema, P. N. Onwere, R. G. Peck, Ntwali Smith, Mrs. Onitta Mae Smith, A. D. Tagalog, Ruhaya, D. R. Syme, A. D. Tagalog, Julien Wayne Vail. Teicheira, Dale L. Thomas, E. H. Wallace, Walton S. Licensed Ministers: Whaley. Phenias Bahimba, Livingston Koffi Tokpo. • Departments: Licensed Missionaries: Church Ministries, Carlyle Bayne; Associates, Ste- Mrs. John Adu, Mrs. W. Amundson, Victoria nio Gungadoo, W. S. Whaley. Aryee, Mrs. Marie Assiene, Mark Attey, Mrs. P. Communication, Jack Mahon. Bahimba, Micael Bany, Michael Bello, Mrs. R. Education, P. Bahimba. Bolante, Mrs. R. Bruinsma, Hesron Bylingiro, P. Health and Temperance, Gaspar Colon. Chung, U. K. Emea, Mrs. Gillian Fawaz, Mrs. D. Ministerial, Walton S. Whaley. Grisier, Lily Hansen, Mrs. C. Hechanova, Mrs. K. Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, J. B. A. Kio. Heinrich, Elijah Karambezi, Jane Sally Kiasiong, Publishing, Dale L. Thomas. Mrs. J. B. A. Kio, Emmanuel Manu, Solva Mwema, Spirit of Prophecy, J. B. A. Kio. Mercy Naarttey, Mrs. J. J. Nortey, Mrs. P. N. Services: Onwere, Mrs. E. Owusu, Louise Ruhaya, Mrs. N. ADRA/AID (SAWS), D. R. Syme. Ruhaya, Mrs. C. Souare, Jacqueline Suvak, Mrs. Adventist World Radio - AWR/AID, Boite Postale David R. Syme, Mrs. A. D. Tagalog, Mrs. Dale L. 1751, Abidjan 08, Cote d'Ivoire, West Africa. Thomas, Mrs. L. Tokpo, Mrs. Wayne Vail, Mrs. Telephones: 44-00-97 and 44-06-15. Manager, D. Walton Whaley, Mrs. Ted N. C. Wilson, Okezi S. Grisier. Wogu.
CENTRAL AFRICAN UNION MISSION
Organized 1949
Territory: Cameroun, Central African Republic, Population: 20,466,000; churches, 403; members, Chad, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, and Gabon; 36,039. comprising the Central African Republic, Central- Telex Number: CAUMSDA 8550 KN. South Cameroun, Chad, East Cameroun, Gabon, Mailing Address: Union des Eglises Adventistes de North Cameroun, People's Republic of Congo, l'Afrique Centrale, Boite Postale 401, Yaounde, Re- and West Cameroun Missions, and the Equatorial public of Cameroun. Telephones: 22-43-01 and 23- Guinea Mission Station. 35-57.
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Administration: Sabbath School and Youth, Patrice Bagaza. President, Roland L. Joachim. Stewardship, Hans Obenaus. Secretary, Clemenceau Eya Medjo. Ordained Ministers: Treasurer, George Egwakhe. Patrice Bagaza, Clement Colongondat, Joachim Executive Committee: Roland L. Joachim, Gbiatimbi, Hans Obenaus. Chairman; Clemenceau Eya Medjo, Secretary; Balebeta, Arthur Behounde, Emmanuel Boma, Licensed Ministers: George Egwakhe, Jean Ema'a, Arthur Garbutt, Pierre Azougbama, Elie Boromia, Alphonse Dong- Alberto Guaita, Clement R. Mahele, Andre ba, Michel Gopa, Philippe Mbaouba, Etienne Makong, Jean-Pierre Mezale, Jean-Claude Mongo, Narke, Zacharie Ndangalamo, Pierre Ngambesso, Alphonse Ngba, Hans Obenaus, Elie Parsanga. Victor Tagoe, Pierre Tekata, David Wambeti, Va- lere Yamboe, Michel Zathos. Departments: Licensed Missionaries: Church Ministries, Emmanuel Boma; Associate, Mrs. Hans Obenaus. Joseph Marie Essimbang. Communication, Jean Bikanda. Education, Jean-Pierre Mezale. CENTRAL-SOUTH CAMEROUN MISSION Health, Jean Blaise Mahailet. Organized 1971 Ministerial and Religious Liberty, Roland L. Territory: Dja and Lobo, Haut Nyong (parts), Lekie, Joachim. Mbam, Mefou, Nfoundi, Ntem, Nyong-Kelle, Publishing, Alcega Jeanniton; Assistant, Gerard Nyong-Mfoumou, and Nyong-Soo Circumscrip- Mbarga. tions. Services: Population: 4,250,000; churches, 97; members, Adventist Book Center, Roy Terretta. 6,334. Mailing Address: Mission Adventiste, Boite Postale Ordained Ministers: 4122, Yaounde-Nlongkak, Republic of Cameroun. Michel Denote, Roland Joachim, Clement Roger Mahele, Andre Makong. Administration: Honorary: Pierre Assamba, Thomas Bendele, President, Jean Ema'a. Samuel Bitore, Mathieu Ndongo. Secretary-Treasurer, Jean Ema'a. Executive Committee: Jean Ema'a, Chairman; Ber- Credentialed Missionaries: nard Bekolo, Marc Eyeck, Joseph Kombang, Fran- Mrs. Berthe Bekono, Mrs. Christine Bitty, Arthur cois Ndong, Jeanne Ribouem, Joseph Woa. Garbutt, Petra Glanz, Mrs. Madeleine Isso'oh, Departments: Solange Joachim, Ebenezer Kendeg, Bernard Lay Activities and Sabbath School, Joseph Woa. Mamin, Alphonse Mbouala, Jean Moukoko, Pat- Ministerial and Religious Liberty, Jean Ema'a. rice Ngangoumon, Marthe Oyono, Roy Terretta, Juliette Yeretzian, Simon Zambo. Ordained Ministers: David Amba, Bernard Bekolo, M. Essiane, V. Kalen- Licensed Ministers: gue, Joseph Kombang, Andre Makong, Jean-Paul Joseph Marie Essimbang, Clemenceau Eya Medjo, Midjale, Francois Ndong, Daniel Nguele, Jean Philippe Milandou, Philemon Nkando, Samuel Obam, Aaron Obate, A. Salla, Joseph Woa, Daniel Oyono. Zo'o. Credentialed Missionaries: Licensed Missionaries: Jean-Jaures Bikinda, Gaston Samba. Mrs. Arthur Garbutt, Mrs. Eva Mamin, Maryse Manotte-Nobal, Chris Neibauer, Mrs. Chris Licensed Ministers: Neibauer, Mrs. Sylvie Obenaus, Ambroise Pokam, J. Afane, Silas Beti, J. Dongo, D. Endamane, Etien- Mrs. Roy Terretta. ne Entoume, Clemenceau Eya, Marc Eyeck, Simon Iroung, Emmanuel Lemessoula, C. Meke, Mrs. Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Anastasie Ndah, Simon Ondoua, Rene Si Beti, Jean Jean Ateba, Xavier Beng, Pierre Dongzang, Jean Yakan, Calvin Ze, Meke Francois Ze. Kedi, Odette Kombo, Benjamin Medjo, Daniel Licensed Missionaries: Menguele, Edouard Mezolo, Allarassem Ngaba, Georgette Ngo Missam-Han. Emmanuel Ngake, Frederic Ngonabab, Andre Ngoumou, David Nlebe, Richard Ntouba, Jean- Pierre Obana, Pierre Piabong, Pascal Yanken. CHAD MISSION Established 1967; organized 1973 Territory: Chad. CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC MISSION Population: 4,309,000; churches, 13; members, 387. Established 1960; organized 1970 Mailing Address: Eglise Adventiste, Boite Postale Territory: Central African Republic. 880, -N'djamena, Chad Republic. Administration: Population: 2,500,000; churches, 44; members, President, Elie Parsanga. 1,361. Executive Committee: Roland L. Joachim, Chairman; Boulama Karsidi Justin, Sanloubui Mar- Mailing Address: Boite Postale 274, Bangui, Central tin, Elie Parsanga, Koibe Taninga. African Republic. Telephone: 61-41-68. Licensed Ministers: Administration: Kassidi Boulama, Raphael De Gaule, Celestin Kem- President, Hans Obenaus. koi, Daniel Koisala, B. Parsanga, Tombkreo San- Executive Committee: Hans Obenaus, Chairman; loubui. Patrice Bagaza, Clement Colongondat, Joachim Gbiatimbi, Patrice Houkouti, Auguste Mbondjo. EAST CAMEROUN MISSION Departments: Established 1932 Lay Activities, Radio and VOP, Patrice Bagaza. Organized 1949; reorganized 1966, 1970 Religious Liberty and Temperance, Clement Col- Territory: Boumba-Ngoko, Haut-Nyong, Haute- ongondat. Sanaga, Kadei, and Lom-Djerem Circumscriptions. AFRICA-INDIAN OCEAN DIVISION—CENTRAL AFRICAN UNION 41
Population: 892,000; churches, 153; members, Licensed Ministers: 17,113. Alphonse Mbouala, Jean Moukoko. Licensed Missionaries: Mailing Address: Mission Adventiste, Boite Postale 14, Bertoua, Republic of Cameroun. Telephone: Mrs. Daniello Barelli. 24-11-64. NORTH CAMEROUN MISSION Administration: Established 1931; organized 1933 President, Alphonse Ngba. Reorganized 1967, 1970 Executive Committee: Alphonse Ngba, Chairman; Luc Angoula, Raymond Asso'o, Simon Baba, Jac- Territory: Adamaoua, Benoue, Diamare, Logone- ques Doko, Daniel Engozo'o, Salomon Ndongo, Chan, Margui-Wandala, and Mayo-Danai Circums- Pierre Yadou, Richard Zemengue. criptions. Population: Departments: 2,500,000; churches, 39; members, 8,588. Communication and Publishing, Lay Activities and Sabbath School, Raymond Mailing Address: Mission Adventiste, Boite Postale Asso'o. 45, Maroua, Republic of Cameroun. Telephone: Ministerial and Religious Liberty, Alphonse Ngba; 29-12-06. Assistant, Daniel Engozo'o. Administration: Stewardship and Development, Pierre Yadou. President, Jean-Claude Mongo. Ordained Ministers: Executive Committee: Jean-Claude Mongo, Benoit Ackok, Luc Angoula, Auguste Apack, Chairman; Josue Baldna, Amos Menguewe, Phil- Raymond Asso'o, Simon Baba, Simon Biyo'o, lipe Myede, Philippe Paida, Elie Sanda, Marie David Bogo, Simon Danko, Jean Ema'a, Daniel En- Tagao, Jeremie Telemke. gozo'o, Jean Ewolo, Samuel Mbiama, Valere Departments: Mekinda, Luc Mengolo, Jules Messambou, Jean Lay Activities and Sabbath School, Amos Men- Claude Mongo, Denis Ndongo, Salomon Ndongo, guewe. Alphonse Ngba, Valere Sandji, Bernard Savom, Ministerial and Religious Liberty, Jean-Claude Jacques Tindari, Maurice Wabanga, Pierre Yadou, Mongo; Associate, Barnabas Andulko. Richard Zemengue. Youth, Phillipe Myede. Licensed Ministers: Ordained Ministers: Louis Angoula, Jean Bekongo, Daniel Bekono, Damiel Aboulangtang, Barnabas Andoulko, Abra- David Bepol, Blaise Bolo, Daniel Dabouna, Michel ham Baba, Josue Baldna, Paul Klavac, J. Madi, S. Damoussa, Louis Engbandang, Jean Engong,, Mar- Soyam, J. Telemke. tin Gomo, Clement Mbendje, Jean-Baptiste Mbina, Luc Mbonda, Abel Missoung, Daniel Mvotto, Pier- Licensed Ministers: re Nakobio, Dieudonne Nang, Albert Ndanga, E. Djeleki, Jean Dosso, D. Douating, P. Iwe, Oscar Ndende, M. Ndjockndouma, Moise Ndon- Samuel Kekere, Samuel Mana, D. Mosso, Elie San- go, Andre Ndouma, David Ngayam, Antoine Ngon- da, Philippe Sarka, Simon Tagao, S. Tete, Thomas go, Michel Ntongo, Richard Okala, Samuel Tokloko, J. Toumdai. Owoundi, Martin Sangong, Etienne Simengang, Licensed Missionaries: Joseph Toh, Jean Marie Yangman. Alberto Guaita, Mrs. Maria Teresa Guaita. Licensed Missionaries: David Bekolo, Jean Messem. PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CONGO MISSION Established 1972 EQUATORIAL GUINEA MISSION STATION Territory: People's Republic of Congo. Established 1986 Population: 1,440,000; churches, 3; members, 141. Territory: Equatorial Guinea. Mailing Address: Mission Adventiste, Boite Postale 4053, Brazzaville, People's Republic of Congo. Population: 316,000; churches, 2; members, 121. Telephone: 81-40-75. Mailing Address: Apartado Correos 423, Malabo, Administration: Equatorial Guinea. President, Administration: Executive Committee: Roland L. Joachim, Director, Francisco Gavin. Chairman; Philippe Milandou, Francois Mongo. Licensed Ministers: Philippe Milandou, Francois Mongo. GABON MISSION Established 1938 Organized 1947; reorganized 1976 WEST CAMEROUN MISSION Territory: Gabon. Established 1962; reorganized 1972 Territory: Population: 575,000; churches, 2; members, 72. Littoral, Northwest, Southwest, and West Counties, and Ocean District. Mailing Address: Mission Adventiste, Boite Postale Population: 3,684,000; churches, 50; members, 4074, Libreville, Gabon Republic. Telephone: 07-3- 1,922. 10-44. Mailing Address: Mission Adventiste, Boite Postale Administration: 447, Douala, Republic of Cameroun. Telephone: President, 42-28-42. Executive Committee: , Chairman; Alphonse Mbouala, Assoumou Sanson. Administration: President, Clement R. Mahele. Ordained Ministers: Secretary-Treasurer, Clement R. Mahele. Samson Assoumou. Executive Committee: Clement R. Mahele, 42 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Chairman; Martin Batamak, Jean Chentu, Joseph Calvin Kwedi, Jacques Mbongue, Godefroy Meya, Helen Nouga, Pascal Yanken. Mubele, Gabriel Ndjangwa. Departments: Licensed Ministers: LayActivities and Sabbath School, Martin Batamak. John Agbor, M. Batamak, Laurent Bessekou, Jean Ministerial and Religious Liberty, Clement R. Chentu, T. Djie Djie, Jean-Paul Ekanga, Jean Itibi, Mahele. Jacques Matick, Jean-Justin Mbock, Emmanuel Youth, Jean-Paul Ekanga. Mubele, P. Ngwal, Simon Nsemba. Ordained Ministers: Licensed Missionaries: R. Bullmen, Daniel Etolo, Francisco Gavin Sauras, Priscile Dissaka, Gabriel Ekanga, Isaac Nolla.
INDIAN OCEAN UNION MISSION
Organized 1938; reorganized 1960
Territory: British Indian Ocean Territory, Comoros, Roger Rajaonarison, Louis Rajohson, Jeanine Rako- Madagascar, Mauritius, Reunion, Rodrigues, and toarimanga, Joe Rakotoarisoa, Henri Rakotoarison, Seychelles; comprising the Mauritius Conference, Raymond- Rakotondrainibe, Norbert Rakotondra- and the Central Malagasy, North Malagasy, Reun- manitra, Pascal Ralaivao, Sahondra Ramanan- ion, Seychelles, and South Malagasy Missions. draisoa, Herve Ramanantsialonina, Paul Randimby, Population: 12,848,096; churches, 157; members, Justin Randriarimanitra, Aliza Ranoro, Emilienne 23,391. Rasamoely, Armine Rasoa, Marcelline Rasoamaza- va, Marie Jeanne Rasoamialy, Jeanne Rasoanin- Telegraphic Address: "Adventiste," Tananarive, drainy, Rasoavahiny, David Rasolofoniaina, Robert Madagascar. Rasolonomenjanahary, Elisabeth Ravonimanana, Telex Number: 22259 ZODIAC MG. Angeline Razafiarimbola, Elisabeth Razafindrama- Mailing Address: Boite Postale 700, Tananarive, vo, Palissy Razafindranera, Elisabeth Razaiarimeli- Madagascar. Telephone: 404-65. na, Bodo Marthe Razanadrafara, Jean Clovis Tsiato- siky, Sandra Wheeler, Delphine Zafy. Administration: President, Siegfried G. Mayr. Secretary, Jonah Randrianasolo. CENTRAL MALAGASY MISSION Treasurer, George Wheeler. Organized 1949; reorganized 1960, 1972 Executive Committee: Siegfried G. Mayr, Chairman; Mikael Beesoo, Michel Chaigne, Territory: Provinces of Tamatave and Tananarive. Claude Couty, Daniel Gueho, William Jackson, Population: 4,877,743; churches, 78; members, Michel Lachenal, Ratsioharana Mahatana, Rostra 10,122. Andrianasolo Marnoel, Mbanona, Charles Montil- le, Nahor Muchiutti, Jonah Randrianasolo, Emilien- Mailing Address: Boite Postale 670, Tananarive, ne Rasamoely, Gilbert Razafinjatovo, Andriaman- Madagascar. Telephone: 404-65. dimbisoa Razaka, Bien Aime Bary Simon, Joseph Administration: Sylvain, George Wheeler. President, Gilbert Razafinjatovo. Departments: Secretary-Treasurer, Melchisedeck Randriamian- Church Ministries, Claude Couty. driray. Education, Emilienne Rasamoely. Executive Committee: Gilbert Razafinjatovo, Health and Temperance, Michel Lachenal. Chairman; E. Andriantseheno, Alphonse Emiliari- Ministerial and Religious Liberty, Jonah Randriana- son, J. Rabe, Mrs. R. Raheliarivony, Elioenay Ra- solo. jaonah, Rakotoarilala, A. Rakotondranaivo, J. Publishing, Nahor Muchiutti. Ramahaisahy, J. Ranala, Melchisedeck Ran- Spirit of Prophecy, Jonah Randrianasolo. driamiandriray, Fred Rasoanindrainy, Ratsarasaot- ra. Ordained Ministers: Claude Couty, Siegfried Mayr, Nahor Muchiutti, Departments: Rakotoarison, Ramorasata, Jonah Randrianasolo. Church Ministries, Elioenay Rajaonah; Associate, Honorary: Bernard, Rostra Andrianasolo Mar- Ratsarasaotra. noel, Will Neveu, Jerome Rabarijoel, Jerome Rabe, Education, Ministerial and Temperance, Fred Rajoelison, Minason Rakotonirainy, Valison Rasoanindrainy. Ralaivao, Randrianavoson, Robert Rasamimanana, Publishing, Alphonse Emiliarison. Salomon Razafiendrika, Razafimahafaly, Narain- Spirit of Prophecy, Ratsarasaotra. samy Seenyen. Services: Credentialed Missionaries: Home and Family Service, Fred Rasoanindrainy. Alice Burkarth, Leon Burkarth, Michel Chaigne, Amade Fatima, Angeline Raharivahoaka, Jean Bap- Ordained Ministers: tiste Rakotoniaina, Christine Ramasiarisoa, Solofo Theophile Andriamifidy, Lemisy, Vincent de Paul Ramorasata, Romaine Raobivelo, Victoire Rasoana- Leta, Rabarijoely, Elioenay Rajaonah, Joseph Rako- valona, Julienne Rasoarimalala, Aimee Voavah to, Marcel Rakoto, Rakotoarilala, Edmond Rako- Raterarivelo, Georges Ravonjizafy, Francine Raza- toarisoa, Norbert Rakotoarisoa, Raymond Rako- findrabe, Razafindrasoa, Perle Razanajaona, toarisoa, Rakotoarison II, Rakotomavo Rakotonoe- George Wheeler. ly, Samuel Rakotovao, Desire Ramaharisoa, Fred Licensed Missionaries: Rasoanindrainy, Jean Baptiste Razafindrabe, Gil- Samuel Andriamparany, Ginette Chaigne, Danielle bert Razafinjatovo, Emile Razakamahefa. Couty, Jeannette Kalo, Martine Lachenal, Michel Credentialed Missionaries: Lachenal, Ratsioharana Mahatana, Ellen Mayr, Mariette Raharimalala, Sahondra Raharimalala, Romilda Muchiutti, Celestin Daniel Nirinarison, Aimee Rahelimanana, Zaria Eline Ramahaleo, Robert Rabezato, Joseph Rafalimanana, Jeanine Suzanne Rasoaseheno, Mariette Ravaoarimanana, Valison Rahariseheno, Melchizedeck Rajaonah, Rasoamialinarivo Ravaomalala, Ravelomasina, AFRICA-INDIAN OCEAN DIVISION—INDIAN OCEAN UNION 43
Jacob Razafimandimby, Marie Jeannette Razanar- Administration: isoa. President, Mbanona. Licensed Ministers: Secretary-Treasurer, Harison Andrianaivo. Alphonse Emiliarison, Lyla Herimanitra, Rabeari- Executive Committee: Mbanona, Chairman; Hari- saona, Emile Randriamalala, Gervais Randrianaso- son Andrianaivo, Antonjara, Robert Djaosenga, lo, Jacques Raoeliarison, Ratsarasaotra, Henri Marogisy, Salomon Emile Mazava, Banson Ran- Raveloarison, Samuel Ravonjiarivelo, Jean Andre driamarolahy, Joseph Rason, Ernestine Raveloari- Razafiarison, Martin Razafindrakoto, Narison Gil- soa, Benoit Tody, Zaratombo. bert Razafinjatovo, James Lala Samoely. Departments: Licensed Missionaries: Church Ministries, Antonjara; Assistant, Salomon Nivole Hanta Vololona, Jeanine Rahelinirina, Pier- Emile Mazava. rette Ralalarisoa, Andre Ranaivoson, Jacques Communication, Education and Temperance, Raoeliarison, Emilienne Rasoazanany, Alice Ratom- Salomon Emile Mazava. poarilala, Berthine Ravaosolo, Marie Louise Raza- Ministerial and Religious Liberty, Mbanona. fitsiarovana. Publishing and Spirit of Prophecy, Barison Ran- Credentialed Literature Evangelists: driamarolahy. Claude Jaonarivony, Edmond Rabetokotany, Jean Ordained Ministers: Rakotoarimanana, Jean de Dieu Rakotoarison, Paul Jacques Andriambelo, Antonjara, Vincent Be- Berthine Ralalaharisoa, Antoinette Ramalalahar- tombo, Binahiny, Robert Djaosenga, Frederic, isoa, Helene Rasoazanatoanina, Lydia Ratompoari- Simon Gilbert, Salomon Emile Mazava, Mbanona, soa, Ramarovavy Razanamandroso. Bernard Rabesalama, Rakotovao, Jerome Raliva, Florent Ramahavonjy, Zaratombo. Credentialed Missionaries: MAURITIUS CONFERENCE Florine Ambinintsoa, Marie Louise Ralivao, Entered 1914; organized 1958 Georgette Ramarosoa, Randrianasolo, Claudine Reorganized 1984 Raveloarisoa, Louise Razafindrakalo, Zefania Raza- Territory: Mauritius and Rodrigues Island. findrasata, Celestine Razanamiarintsoa, Dine Soalahy, Rosette Soanaviana, Tsimizaka. Population: 1,029,600; churches, 20; members, 2,503. Licensed Ministers: Malaza Damasy, Alphonse Mahasoa, Manantsoa Telegraphic Address: "Adventists," Rose Hill, Randriamiarana, Ernest Randrianarivelo, Ernestine Mauritius, Indian Ocean. Ravaloarisoa, Gabriel Velonaody, Petera Zamany, Mailing Address: P.O. Box 18, Rose Hill, Mauritius, Zano. Indian Ocean. Licensed Missionaries: Office Address: 10 Salisbury Street, Rose Hill, Harison Andrianaivo, Marcel Rabenandrasana, Mauritius, Indian Ocean. Telephone: 4-2167. Radison, Rostand Rajaonasy, Florentin Rakoton- Administration: drasoa, Rasamy, Adolphine Rasoanirina, Valerie President, Daniel Gueho. Ratsarahantanirina, Marielina Razafindrabe, Secretary-Treasurer, Daniel Bhookun. Florentin Razafindrakoto, Rene, Thonina Rezy. Executive Committee: Daniel Gueho, Chairman; Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Judex Adeline, Daniel Bhookun, Breejan Burrun, Francois Bemizaka, Yvonne Razanarimino. Francis Fidelia, Lewis Frivet, Seth Martingale, Ginette Montille, Mahen Neeliah, Jonathan Rose. Departments: REUNION MISSION Church Ministries, Lewis Frivet; Assistant, Mahen Entered 1936; organized 1947 Neeliah. Territory: Reunion Island (French Overseas Depart- Communication, Breejan Burrun. ment). Education, Harold Dick. Health and Temperance, Kelvyn Ng Wong Hing. Population: 516,000; churches, 14; members, 1,074. Ministerial and Spirit of Prophecy, Daniel-Gueho. Telex Number: 916150 RE 212769. Publishing, Francis Fidelia. Mailing Address: Boite Postale 227, 97466 Saint De- Religious Liberty, Daniel Bhookun. nis Cedex, Reunion, Indian Ocean. Telephones: Legal Association: "The Seventh-day Adventist Dio- 21-27-69 and 21-74-04. cese of Mauritius." Administration: Ordained Ministers: President, Charles Montille. Mario August, Daniel Bhookun, Lewis Frivet, Secretary-Treasurer, Jacques Zoogones. Daniel Gueho, Jonathan Rose. Executive Committee: Charles Montille, Credentialed Missionaries: Chairman; Daniel Brabant, Eulalie Daunes, Fred Julien Liyung Tong, Mrs. Danielle Pascal, David Gigan, Fernand Hernicot, Vivian L'Invulnerable, Sangaraiile. Christian Marbois, Maurice Robert, Jacques Zoogones. Licensed Ministers: • Patrice Allet, Mahen Vasoodeo Neeliah, Serge Tig- Departments: resse. Church Ministries, Fernand Hernicot; Associate, Daniel Brabant. Licensed Missionaries: Communication, Sidney Auriant. Sylvain Joly. Health and Temperance, Daniel Brabant. Ministerial, Charles Montille. NORTH MALAGASY MISSION Publishing, Vivian L'Invulnerable. Religious Liberty, Maxo Dijoux. Organized 1949; reorganized 1958, 1966, 1972 Ordained Ministers: Territory: Provinces of Antsiranana and Mahajanga. Daniel Brabant, Fernand Hernicot, Vivian L'In- Population: 2,157,884; churches, 22; members, vulnerable, Charles Montille. 5,626. Licensed Ministers: Mailing Address: Boite Postale 247, Mahajanga, Gervais Cangy, Jean Maurice Pitche, Mahen Ram- Madagascar. Telephone: 25-32. ful, Anirood Rampersad. 44 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Licensed Missionaries: tondrabenjanahary, Efraima Randrianasolo, Daniel Mrs. Sheila Ramful. Razakaria. Departments: SEYCHELLES MISSION Church Ministries and Communication, Daniel Established 1936; organized 1947 Razakaria. Education, Bien Aime Bary Simon. Territory: Seychelles. Ministerial and Religious Liberty, Bien Aime Bary Population: 65,711; churches, 2; members, 226. Simon. Telegraphic Address: "Adventiste," Mahe, Seychel- Publishing and Spirit of Prophecy, Brunel Rabar- les Islands, Indian Ocean. ijoely. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 28, Victoria-Mahe, Ordained Ministers: Seychelles Islands, Indian Ocean. Telephone: Bien Aime Bary Simon, Jean D. Rajaokarivola, Mar- 23093. tin Rakotoarivelo, Edouard Rakotonaivo, Joseph Administration: Seth Rakotondrabetsizaraina, Rakotondramanga, President, Mikael Beesoo. Jean-Pierre Rakotoson, Samuel Rakotovao, Felix Executive Committee: Mikael Beesoo, Chairman; Ramanantsialonina, Andre Randrianasolo, Joseph France Adeline, Josue Bru, William Jackson, James Randrimanantena, Andre Ratsimandresy, Gilbert Sabadin. Ratsimbazafy, Zacharie Razafimahafaly. Ordained Ministers: Credentialed Missionaries: Mikael Beesoo. Jean de Dieu Rafanomezantsoa, Myriame Licensed Ministers: Rasoamampianina, Jean Calixte Ratombontsoa, Josue Bru, Nianhvan Nursoo. Marie Ratsimba, Christian Ratsimbanirina, Christ- ine Raveloarisoa, Marthe Razanamaro.
SOUTH MALAGASY MISSION Licensed Ministers: Tadjiri Djanffar, Brunel Rabarijoely, Louis Norbert Organized 1949; reorganized 1960, 1972 Rakotonanahary, Andriamiarisoa Ralaitsirofy, Territory: Provinces of Fianarantsoa and Tulear. Raoult Ramanandraibe, Tsimaitoarivo Ramanoari- Population: 4,201,158; churches, 21; members, jaona, Parfait Randriamampionona, Lucien 3,840. Frederic Randriambeloson, Jean Emmanuel Ran- drianiriana, Daniel Razakaria. Mailing Address: Boite Postale 1126, Fianarantsoa, Madagascar. Telephone: 513-27. Licensed Missionaries: Administration: Vincent de Paul, Sylveste Mosa, Mamonjinabon- President, Bien Aime Bary Simon. driaka Rasolonjatovo, Ariel Ratsimbazafy, Elmine Secretary-Treasurer, Efraima Randrianasolo. Ravololonirina, Daniel Razafimahazo, Daniel Raza- Executive Committee: Bien Aime Bary Simon, finjatovo, Violette Razafinjatovo, Venant. Chairman; Raphael Ravatomanana Andrianjaka- Credentialed Literature Evangelists: zafy, Brunel Rabarijoely, Felicite Raharindrazana- Sebastien Badomisy, Ametiste Rahajanirainy, Rat- ka, Roussel Rakotobe, Rakotonaivo, Armand Rako- simbazafy, Martin Razafindrabe.
NIGERIAN UNION MISSION
Organized 1972
Territory: The Federal Republic of Nigeria; compris- Communication and Education, S. J. Okochi. ing the East Nigerian Conference, the Bendel, East Health and Temperance, N. P. Mosqueda. Central, North Nigerian, Rivers, and West Nigerian Ministerial, L. T. Daniel; Evangelism, J. 0. Achili- Missions, and the Cross River Mission Station. hu. Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, L. T. Daniel. Population: 97,705,350; churches, 408; members, 73,640. Publishing, Spirit of Prophecy and VOP, J. I. Eron- du. Cable Address: "Adventist," Ikeja, Nigeria, West Africa. Ordained Ministers: J. 0. Achilihu, J. A. Adeniji, C. 0. Adeogun, D. T. Telex Number: 26709 (Ans. 26709 NUMSDA). Agboola, A. A. Alalade, J. D. Awoniyi, L. T. Daniel, J. I. Erondu, J. I. Nnaji, I. Nwaobia, S. Okochi. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 207, Ikeja, Lagos State, Nigeria, West Africa. Telephone: 964884. Honorary: J. E. Agbanyim, D. B. Alabi, I. 0. Ana- ba, N. A. Anaba, Jumbo Arungwa, M. Chioma, I. K. Administration: Dariya, A. J. Dickay, G. A. Dickay, N. Eruba, S. A. President, C. 0. Adeogun. Iheme, S. A. Ihemeje, Joshua Njoku, T. 0. Nwank- Secretary, L. T. Daniel. pa, A. A. Nzotta, S. 0. Ogbonna, J. 0. Olomojobi, Treasurer, M. Olukaikpe. T. K. Olufemi, A. Oluikpe, D. K. Omoleye, E. E. Executive Committee: C. 0. Adeogun, Chairman; Onumaegbu, P. E. Onwere, D. C. Orukwowu, F. L. T. Daniel, Secretary; J. 0. Achilihu, J. A. Adeniji, W. Uzoaru, R. Wigwe. A. A. Alalade, D. 0. Babalola, S. N. Chioma, J. I. Erondu, S. 0. Gbenedio, E. D. Magaji, J. 0. Molo- Credentialed Missionaries: mo, N. P. Mosqueda, J. Nengel, Mrs. E. M. Nwaji, I. F. Akarahu, Mrs. R. Akarahu, A. Akwarandu, G. Nwaobia, J. E. Obot, S. J. Okochi, Mrs. E. M. Ola, Makanjuola, N. P. Mosqueda, G. I. Nwaogwugwu, M. Olukaikpe, E. Owotor, G. A. Solademi, F. 0. L. Nwaokocha, A. E. Nwazue, M. J. Obrimah, E. Ubani. Olaore, E. B. Olaore, M. Oluikpe, J. A. Onuoha, S. B. Popoola. Departments: Church Ministries, J. A. Adeniji; Associates, I. Licensed Missionaries: Nwaobia, S. I. Okochi. E. K. Boateng, J. Fajoju, S. Fawibe, B. Ogboenyia, AFRICA-INDIAN OCEAN DIVISION-NIGERIAN UNION 45
H. Oladini, G. Onwueje, H. Onyendi, J. Ossei, J. Cable Address: "Adventists," Enugu, Nigeria, West Sodeke, Miss N. Zacchaeus. Africa. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 9406, Enugu, Nigeria, BENDEL MISSION West Africa. Telephone: (042) 256-206. Organized 1977 Administration: Territory: Bendel State. President, S. N. Chioma. Secretary-Treasurer, J. Ihuoma. Population: 4,300,000; churches, 9; members, Executive Committee: S. N. Chioma, Chairman; J. 2,101. Ihuoma, Secretary; S. Chionye, J. Imo, M. Mmagu, Cable Address: "Adventist," Benin City, Nigeria, S. Nnaji, D. Onu, C. Umezurike. West Africa. Departments: Mailing Address: P.O. Box 323, Benin City, Nigeria, Lay Activities and Sabbath School, M. Mmagu. West Africa. Publishing and Spirit of Prophecy, C. Umezurike. Administration: Stewardship and Youth, J. Imo. President, S. 0. Gbenedio. Services: Secretary-Treasurer, M. J. Obrimah. Adventist Book Center, J. Ihuoma. Executive Committee: S. 0. Gbenedio, Chairman; Ordained Ministers: M. J. Obrimah, Secretary; S. 0. Egerue, M. W. T. U. Adighibe, H. J. Awuloha, S. N. Chioma, S. A. Gbede, N. Idiodi, S. Madojemu, A. A. Ojemen, P. Chionye, J. 0. Chuku, J. 0. Imoh, M. U. Mmagu, Olise. H. I. C. Oriaku, J. Umunakwe. Departments: Credentialed Missionaries: Communication and Stewardship, M. J. Obrimah. J. Ihuoma, I. Jonah, C. Umezurike. Education, A. A. Ojemen. Lay Activities and VOP, S. 0. Gbenedio. Licensed Ministers: Publishing and Temperance, S. 0. Egerue. N. Agbayim, P. 0. Amanze, 0. C. Anyaogu, S. C. Sabbath School, M. J. Obrimah. Azode, C. Ike, P. U. G. Ine, G. Nzeadibe, 0. N. Youth, 0. E. Okonkwo. Ogudu, I. A. Olugu. Ordained Ministers: Credentialed Literature Evangelists: S. 0. Gbenedio, P. Olise, L. 0. Osekete. D. Abazie, E. C. Obediah, I. E. Ukaenyi. Credentialed Missionaries: M. Adjuya, S. A. Edoro, S. 0. Egerue, Mrs. J. 0. EAST NIGERIAN CONFERENCE Nwaji, M. J. Obrimah. Established 1923; organized 1930 Licensed Ministers: Reorganized 1971, 1977, 1986 S. Chigbundu, S. Edoro, J. Ekashili, J. Nwaji, 0. Okonkwo, G. Omije, G. Omijeh, R. Oriaki, 0. Territory: Benue State and portions of Anambra and Ripley. Imo States. Licensed Missionaries: Population: 13,500,000; churches, 175; members, E. Gbenedio, G. A. Odion. 28,511. Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Cable Address: "Adventists," Aba, Nigeria, West S. Edoro, A. Nwachukwu. Africa. Mailing Address: Private Mail Bag 7115, Aba, Niger- CROSS RIVER MISSION STATION ia, West Africa. Telephone: (082) 222-064. Established 1980 Administration: President, F. 0. Ubani. Territory: Cross River State. Secretary, S. I. Anuligo. Population: 5,800,000; churches, 11; members, Treasurer, P. 0. Ugorji. 1,120. Executive Committee: F. O. Ubani, Chairman; S. I. Mailing Address: The Seventh-day Adventist Anuligo, Secretary; E. C. Ajuzie, I. 0. Akwarandu, Church, P.O. Box 201, Calabar, Cross River State, G. N. Azubuine, I. A. Ekpendu, H. C. Emerole, J. O. Nigeria. Enwereji, D. U. Nwadike, M. A. Nwokeji, C. 0. Administration: Nwokocha, E. 0. Ogwuma, P. 0. Ugorji, A. A. Director, G. A. Solademi. Wosu, Mrs. G. N. Wosu. Ordained Ministers: Departments: J. A. Enang, U. 0. Etukudor, E. U. Mkpa, M. J. U. Communication, I. A. Ekpendu. Nkwah, G. A. Solademi, E. 0. Udoh, S. T. Umoren. Education, S. I. Anuligo. Lay Activities and Sabbath School, A. A. Wosu. Credentialed Missionaries: Ministerial, F. 0. Ubani. J. J. Udoffa. Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, F. 0. Ubani. Licensed Ministers: Publishing, E. C. Ajuzie. E. E. Edet, N. J. Enang. Stewardship and Youth, E. 0. Ogwuma. Licensed Commissioned Ministers: Temperance and VOP, I. A. Ekpendu. N. J. Iwoketok. Legal Name: Nigerian Association of Seventh-day Licensed Missionaries: Adventists, Limited. S. B. Esu, J. D. Udom. Services: Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Adventist Book Center, Ephraim C. Onwere. D. A. Nwaokike. Ordained Ministers: M. W. Agomuo, E. 0. Ajaegbu, I. 0. Akwarandu, I. EAST CENTRAL MISSION Alala, S. I. Anuligo, G. Azubuine, P. U. Chigbu, N. Organized 1986 Dinneya, I. A. Ekpendu, P. 0. Emelogu, I. 0. Eron- du, B. M. Njoku, B. C. Nwachukwu, D. Nwadike, S. Territory: Assigned Local Government Areas of Imo 0. Nwagwu, A. Nwambu, G. A. Nwanguma, D. and Anambra States of Nigeria. Nwankpa, S. Nwarungwa, P. I. Nwobilo, M. A. Population: 6,500,000; churches, 44; members, Nwokeji, M. 0. Nwosu, S. E. Nwosu, I. Ochulo, E. 6,791. 0. Ogwuma, 0. N. Okata, E. W. Okoro, E. A. 46 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Onumadu, I. Onuoha, L. Onuoha, I. O. Onyerion- Afiniki Musa, Bullus Sarkin-Noma, Mavis Gwamma wu, L. W. Otti, F. 0. Ubani, J. E. Ufomba, A. A. Usman. Wosu. Credentialed Missionaries: RIVERS MISSION S. W. Atasie, B. N. Chukwu, I. C. Ehilegbu, Mrs. C. Established 1923; organized 1971 C. Nwachukwu, D. N. Nwankwo, Miss V. E. Okoro, E. C. Onwere, R. E. Ubani, A. U. Uchanma, A. E. Territory: Rivers State. Udoh, B. Wogwugwu. Population: 3,105,350; churches, 52; members, Licensed Ministers: 8,824. J. D. Abraham, E. C. Ajuzie, H. 0. Anukam, A. N. Cable Address: "Adventist," Port Harcourt, Nigeria, Anushiem, J. C. Esiaba, 0. C. Iheanacho, U. C. West Africa. Iheanacho, D. C. Kanu, I. B. Mewu, G. C. Michael, Mailing Address: P.O. Box 111, Port Harcourt, P. Monu, A. C. Njoku, G. C. Nwaogu, G. C. Nwaog- Nigeria, West Africa. Telephone (084) 331249. wugwu, J. 0. Nwosu, M. 0. Ogbonna, F. O. Oluikpe, C. Onuiri, D. Oriaku, D. Ugoala, 0. Administration: Uruakpa. President, J. E. Obot. Secretary-Treasurer, I. N. Uhumabe. Licensed Missionaries: Executive Committee: J. E. Obot, Chairman; I. N. A. Adiele, Mrs. 0. Adiele, T. Adindu, J. Alozie, Uhumabe, Secretary; S. A. Alali, S. A. T. Amukele, Miss F. Azubuike, Miss N. Ekwubiri, Moses Mrs. R. Dike, D. C. Ikoro, P. E. Ile, Mrs. E. Ngozi, N. Iheonunekwu, H. 0. Mmeribe, A. Nduagba, Mrs. Nwafor, R. W. Nwuzor, N. B. Nyode, C. C. Okpa, C. I. Nnah, G. E. Nnanji, Mrs. R. Nwagwu, S. S. 0. Osaroekie. Nwankwo, Promise Nwaoru, S. Nworgu, S. U. Obia, A. C. Ohuonu, G. C. Okonweze, J. Onuma- Departments: du, J. 0. Onyeodo, N. I. Osuagwu, J. Rufus, S. Communication, Education and Youth, D. C. Udoh, N. 0. Ukaegbu, Adanma William. Ikoro. Health and Temperance, D. C. Ikoro. Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Lay Activities and Sabbath School, R. W. Nwuzor. E. A. Ekeoma, S. I. Enwereuzor, I. 0. Nnah. Ministerial, J. E. Obot. Publishing and VOP, S. 0. Osaroekie. Stewardship, I. N. Uhumabe. NORTH NIGERIAN MISSION Services: Established 1932; organized 1954 Adventist Book Center, I. N. Uhumabe. Territory: States of Abuja (Federal Capital Territory), Home and Family Service, R. W. Nwuzor. Bauchi, Borno, Gongola, Kaduna, Kano, Niger, Trust Services, I. N. Uhumabe. Plateau, and Sokoto. Ordained Ministers: Population: 40,000,000; churches, 46; members, S. A. Chuku, A. A. Ekwelogu, R. E. Eti, M. Etukudo, 8,500. J. E. Igwe, D. C. Ikoro, W. Limejuice, M. B. Nyode, Cable Address: "Adventist," Bukuru, Nigeria, West J. E. Obot, A. 0. Ochia, R. 0. Onwuamaegbu, S. Africa. 0. Osaroekie, G. N. Vinei, M. T. Vinom. Credentialed Missionaries: Seventh-day Adventist Church, Mailing Address: E. G. Agbegbe, E. A. Akpan, F. Chukwu, J. Dedua, P.O. Box 88, Bukuru, Plateau State, Nigeria, West E. C. Ofor, S. W. Onungwe, Mrs. P. E. Onwueg- Africa. buchulam, P. E. Onwuegbuchulam, I. N. Uhu- Administration: mabe, Miss R. Uzogbe, R. W. Uzogbe. President, E. D. Magaji. Licensed Ministers: Secretary, Y. M. Musa. S. A. Alali, M. N. Deduwa, U. Ekpeye, V. I. Enene, Executive Committee: E. D. Magaji, Chairman; Y. V. Esukpa, G. Kakiri, S. B. Kara, P. M. Nrioh, S. 0. M. Musa, Secretary; Mrs. J. W. Adu, D. Agyo, D. D. Nweke, R. W. Nwuzor, D. M. Nyekwere, J. N. Ibrahim, Z. Kucheti, Mrs. S. Nengel, E. F. Olatunji. Okoro, T. A. Uka, S. 0. Ukwuoma, V. 0. Uzogbe, Departments: E. A. Wosu. Education and Youth, D. Agyo. Licensed Missionaries: Health and Temperance, M. A. Jibrin. E. Manilla, S. E. Uhumabe, S. U. Uhumabe. Lay Activities and Sabbath School, Y. M. Musa. Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Ministerial, E. D. Magaji. P. J. Gborde. Publishing and VOP, G. N. Nwaehighibe. Stewardship, J. T. Kakwi. WEST NIGERIAN MISSION Ordained Ministers: Established 1914; organized 1930 S. A. Agayeng, S. K. Ajah, S. A. Akinge, E. M. Ba- ture, D. F. Chiroma, S. Dankali, I. Ganisa, D. D. Territory: States of Kwara, Lagos, Ogun, Ondo, and Ibrahim, Filibus Kakwi, E. D. Magaji, I. Mallum, Y. Oyo. Musa, S. Nasamu, T. T. Nasamu, Silas Rabakaya, A. Population: 24,500,000; churches, 71; members, Sule, G. H. Tatamare. 17,793. Credentialed Missionaries: Cable Address: "Adventist," Ibadan, Nigeria, West G. Agharaumunna, J. Arome, D. Chigu, E. C. Africa. Esochaghiuka, G. Nwaehigbe, M. Wasani, 0. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 19, Ibadan, Nigeria, West Wogu. Africa. Telephone: 410136. Licensed Ministers: Administration: S. A. Agayeng, A. Agomah, D. A. A$yo, I. Akurki, President, D. 0. Babalola. M. Akwai, E. Alabura, A. Ango, S. Andi, S. Chibi, S. Secretary, J. A. Dada. Dankali, F. Gugu, Z. A. Isau, E. Y. Jesse, E. A. Kim- Treasurer, I. 0. Abioye. ba, I. Kobo, I. Kwarbai, Y. Mare, T. Samuel, B. Executive Committee: D. 0. Babalola, Chairman; Sarkin-noma, B. Siman, A. Sule, Y. Yunwa. J. A. Dada, Secretary; I. 0. Abioye, C. Adepoju, I. 0. Adewusi, 0. Ajibade, J. A. Alade, A. A. Alalade, Licensed Missionaries: I. C. Egbuta, J. 0. Eregare, Mrs. G. 0. Fajana, J. 0. Dike Chigbu, Moses Ibrahim, Z. A. !sail, E. Y. Jesse, Olarogun, J. M. A. Oyinloye. AFRICA-INDIAN OCEAN DIVISION—RWANDA UNION 47
Departments: Bambi, J. A. Dada, J. 0. Eregare, F. 0. Fadare, J. F. Education and Youth, J. M. A. Oyinloye. Familusi, J. A. Fatumbi, S. 01. Ogungbesan, C. A. Health and Ministerial, D. 0. Babalola. Ojulari, A. F. Oloyede, J. A. Omolewa, E. 0. Lay Activities, Sabbath School and VOP, J. A. Oshundele, J. D. Owolabi, A. 0. Oyinloye. Alade. Credentialed Missionaries: Public Relations and Religious Liberty, D. 0. Baba- C. M. Agbonaja, A. U. Essien, T. 0. Oluyide, M. A. lola. Usoro. Publishing and Spirit of Prophecy, 0. Ajibade. Licensed Ministers: Stewardship, J. A. Dada. J. A. Adeyanju, C. A. Ajani, M. Ajao, R. Akingbade, Temperance, J. M. A. Oyinloye. S. B. Dada, A. A. Elusode, T. Isola, J. Lawal, S. 0. Services: Opnniran, E. A. Okunlola, L. 0. Oladini, O. Ola- Adventist Book Center, T. 0. Oluyide. soli, J. 0. Olatunji, E. A. Onifade, J. 0. Owoiabi, H. Ordained Ministers: 0. Oyeleke, E. Oyinloye, J. M. A. Oyinloye, J. A. S. 0. Adebawo, E. A. Adebayo, S. A. Adesina, I. 0. Popoola. Adewusi, E. A. Akintunde, 1. A. Alade, A. A. Ala- Credentialed Literature Evangelists: lade, J. F. Alamu, S. A. Ayinla, D. 0. Babalola, A. A. K. Biuwovwi, Mrs. C. Biuwovwi, J. Owa.
RWANDA UNION MISSION
Organized 1960; reorganized 1984
Territory: Rwanda Republic; comprising the East Zakaria Bitali, Daniel Bizimana, Eleazar Bwiruka, Rwanda, North Rwanda, and South Rwanda Fields. Laban Gahunde, Dominique Gakwaya, Yakobo Population: 6,683,356; churches, 639; members, Gaparayi, Yosia Gapfizi, A. Gatanazi, Eliel Gator- 1-70,619. ano, Nathanael Girukubonye, E. Gishabagwe, Salathiel lyamuremye, Samson Kadegede, Daniel Telegraphic Address: "Adventiste," Kigali, Rwanda, Kagegera, Ezra Kagwegwe, 0. Kanyamuheno, B. Africa. Kanyatambi, Nahason Karanga, Ephraim Kayijuka, Telex Number: 596 RWANDA (Ans. 596 RUM RW). A. Kayishema, Azaria Kayismga, Hesron Kibibi, Mailing Address: Boite Postale 367, Kigali, Rwanda, Nehemia Kinyogote, Isaka Kirindiro, Aminadab Africa. Masilikande, Metusela Masuhuko, Malakia Mata- baro, Zakaria Mateteli, Yakobo Mayabo, Filipo Avenue de la Paix, Kigali, Rwanda, Office Address: Mbaraga, Filemon Mbarate, Samuel Mfashigihe, J. Africa. Telephones: 73238 and 73239. Mico, Job Minsiriyo, E. Mpayamuguru, Azaria Administration: Mpunyu, Nathanael Mudasora, Samson Mugarura, President, R. G. Peck. Yasoni Mugemanyi, Uzziel Mugenzi, Amos Secretary, N. Musaza. Muhaya, Eliab Munyagihe, Ezechiel Munyakar- Treasurer, S. Mbangukira; Assistant, R. Bedell. agwe, Eliakim Munyamahame, Samuel Munyan- Legal Representatives, N. Musaza, S. Mbangukira, gango, M. Munyempanzi, Andre Murama, M. R. G. Peck. Musaba, Onesphore Mvunabandi, Daniel Ndagije, Executive Committee: R. G. Peck, Chairman; N. Asnapol Ndekezi, Jeremia Ngabonzima, Gabriel Musaza, Secretary; Stefano Barabuliye, R. Bedell, Ngayaberura, Eliakimu Ngwije, Joeli Nkomayombi, J. R. Conran, Amon lyamuremye, S. Maniraguha, Marc Nkundabakuze, David Ntabajyana, Aminada- S. Mbangukira, J. M. Michel, M. Mugemana, H. bu Ntihinyurwa, Simon Ntizikwira, Hosea Nzabar- Munson, Z. Ndoreraho, A. Nzahumunyurwa, C. ushya, Amiel Nzabihimana, Aroni Nzabonariba, Richardson, Thomas Rwamiheto, H. Scoggins, Ste- Nahasoni Nzajyibwami, Nicodeme Rubuguza, Issa- fano Sembeba, S. Shyirakera, J. Stafford, E. Wal- ka Rucondo, Tadeyo Rudasimbukanwa, Uzziel lace. Rufuku, Eneas Rugarama, Stefano Rugirangoga, U. Departments: Ruhingubugi, Barnabas Rukika, S. Runyereri, Church Ministries, Amon lyamuremye; Associate, Samuel Rutazihana, Zefania Rutwa, Yohana Ruvu- Seth Sebihe. gihomvu, Simon Ruvumba, E. Rwakana, Jered Rwa- Communication and Education, M. Mugemana. mihigo,Timoteyo Rwamihigo, Malakia Rwamilindi, Health and Temperance, J. M. Michel. Salathiel Rwanamiza, N. Rwandema, Seth Rwany- Ministerial, J. Stafford. abuto, Eliezer Rwanyonga, Simoni Sebiyozo, Publishing, H. Scoggins. Samuel Sebujisho, Ferdinand Seburikoko, Simeon Religious Liberty, N. Musaza. Semafaranga, Aristariko Semaguge, Ezechiel Services: Semanori, Ezechiel Semugeshi, Nicodemu ADRA/Rwanda, B.P. 2, Kigali, Rwanda, Africa. Tele- Serushyana, Ezra Tabaro. phones: and 2571 . Credentialed Missionaries: Director, J. R. Conran. E. Conran, Germaine Delforterie, Josias Gakwe- ASSAR (Association des Services de Sante Adven- rere, A. Kabenga, I. Kajongi, S. Kantarama, I. tistes au Rwanda), B.P. 2, Kigali, Rwanda, Africa. Kanyabukamba, S. Maniraguha, S. Masabo, J. M. Telephone: 2571. Michel, M. Mugemana, S. Muhayimana, J. Muhu- Director, J. R. Conran. muza, A. Munson, Howard Munson, E. Musoni, A. Trust Services, S. Mbangukira. Ndahiliwe, Zablon Ndoreraho, E. Ngayabatinya, J. Ordained Ministers: Nkuranga, E. Nsengiyumva, 0. Ntabana, K. Pal- S. Barabuliye, J. Conran, T. Havugimana, A. mer, Mrs. M. Palmer, A. Peck, C. Richardson, lyamuremye, S. Karemera, S. Mbangukira, Amina- Charles Rufuku, Ezechiel Ruhigisha, Howard Scog- dab Munyandekwe, N. Musaza, A. Nzahumunyur- gins, S. Scoggins, Charles Ukobizaba. wa, R. G. Peck, Aaron Rwakigarama, T. Rwamiheto, Honorary: Ezekiel Bariyanga, L. Bariyerurutsa, Seth Sebihe, S. Sembeba, J. Stafford, P. Ushizim- Eliazar Basabose, Eliezer Busfianja, Hesron Gaku- pumu. ba, Timoteyo Gatoya, Jonas Habimana, Ephraim Honorary: Hesron Bambarisha, Gidion Ban- lyamuremye, Uzziah Kabiligi, Timoteyo Kaburabu- dora, Abraham Barawigilira, Dionisiyo Bikumbuye, za, Abel Karenzi, Zefania Kavuza, Elia Kayijamahe, 48 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Eneas Kayonga, Tiyofilo Kayonga, A. Kwiriha, Elifaz Karwanyi, Hesron Mbitse, Eliya Mpalibatenda, Magare, Hesron Mapfure, Eliza Mbanzabugabo, Hiram Mpayimana, Manasse Munyakabuga, Claver Aaron Mpatswe, Samson Muganantagara, Mere- Munyalibanje, A. Nayigiziki, Amiel Ndengeye, dioni Muhutu, Azaria Mujyambere, U. Mulindaha- Eliphas Ndolimana, Nahasson Nkeramugaba, bi, Eliazar Munyakayanza, Assinapol Munyambibi, Elaste Nsengiyumva, J. Ntawukira, Eliazar Ntawur- T. Munyantarama, Theoneste Munyantarama, uhunga, Stefano Nyagahinga, Andreya Nzabar- Juvenal Munyarubuga, S. Muramutsa, Barnabas usha, Philippe Rekeraho, Aaron Rukara, Y. Rukir- Murekezi, Silas Murekezi, Salathiel Murindahabi, umurame, Eliel Sebunuma, Issacar Sefuku, Jonas E. Muterashya, M. Mutimirwa, Abraham Mvuna- Segatarama, Andreya Semutwa, J. Sezibera, Pon- bandi, Z. Nabasore, Hesron Ngaboyisonga, Elistali- siani Sibomana. ko Ngilingango, Ezra Nkeramihigo, Erasto Nshami- Credentialed Missionaries: higo, Samuel Ntabyera, Yusto Ntamerekezo, Joel Pheneas Bahungira, Pheneas Kabera, Obed Ntezamatwi, M. Nubwino, Efasto Nyabyenda, Mbonyimbuga, Edureine Mukandutiye, Enock Nathanael Rudahara, S. Rufoko, Simeon Rugaraga- Ndabishuliye, Amiel Ntawangundi, Emmanuel za, Malakia Ruhago, Uzziel Ruhumuliza, Zakayo Asiel Nzabamwita, Efaste Rubyiruko, Rukinga, Stefano Rulihose, Daniel Rusakaza, Eneas Daniel Rwanyabugigira, Japhet Sebikenyeri. Rutaziliana, Zakayo Rutebuka, E. Rutete, Aaron Ruvuzandekwe, Eliya Ruziga, Mika Ruzirabwoba, Licensed Ministers: S. Rwabukwisi, Yakobo Rwahunde, Semi Rwakazi- Hesron Kagabo. na, Laban Rwamahina, Malakia Rwamiheto, Uzziel Licensed Missionaries: Rwandekwe, Stefano Rwangango, E. Rwankubito, Etienne Bimenyimana, Daniel Gakwaya, Gaspard Esri Rwasibo, Japhet Sebashi, M. Sebuku, Enos Gasore, Elie lyamuremye, Theophas Mahuku, Dan Seburinkende, T. Sebutimbiri, N. Sekabwa, J. Manirakiza, Enock Mfitumukiza, Eugenie Mujawi- Sekamonyo, Samuel Sekimondo, Laban Sekivura, mana, Jean-Bosco Musafili, Amon Mushimiyima- Z. Simpenzwe, Ezekias Zigirinshuti, Matayo Zirim- na, Justin Musoni, Thomas Ntahonkiriye, Felicite wabagabo, Yosiya Zirushyitunga. Nyirahakizimana, Simeon Nzasabuwera, Augustin Licensed Ministers: Rudasingwa, Elizafani Sekazuba, Joseph Siyonibo. U. Habingabwa, Israel Kanyabukamba, E. Kayonga, Credentialed Literature Evangelists: I. Ntakirutimana, Kenneth Semugeshi. Mahalaliel Habincuti, Zakariya Kabwegegeri, Licensed Missionaries: Esdras Kwigize, Jean Musoni, Yohana Mutun- J. Allen, Mrs. A. Allen, S. Bagirinka, R. Bedell, M. girehe, Azariya Nsabiyera, Enias Yoboka. Bizimana, E. lyamuremye, F. Kabudayi, C. Kanim- ba, J. Kan kindi, R. Karurenzi, T. Kayumba, J. NORTH RWANDA FIELD Marick, Mrs. C. Michel, T. Mukampunga, E. Mukantabana, V. Mukantaganda, J. Mukantwari, E. Organized 1956; reorganized 1960 Mukarukaka, M. Mukarukaka, A. Mukarunyange, Territory: Northern and Western Rwanda, consist- D. Munyakazi, J. Mushimiyimana, 0. Nahimana, F. ing of the prefectures of Gisenyi, Kibuye, and Nshimyumuremyi, D. Ntaganda, R. Nyinawabera, Ruhengeri. E. Nyiramahirwe, Mrs. M. Richardson, N. Seba- Population: 1,851,584; churches, 304; members, hashyi, A. Seneza, M. Teixeira, Mrs. L. Teixeira, B. 71,416. Uwamwiza, J. Wosinski. Mailing Address: Eglise Adventiste du Septieme Jour de Rwankeri, Boite Postale 33, Ruhengeri, Rwanda, EAST RWANDA FIELD Africa. Organized 1965; reorganized 1984 Administration: Territory: Eastern Rwanda, consisting of the prefec- President, Thomas Rwamiheto. tures of Byumba, Kibungo, and Kigali. Treasurer, Aaron Rwakigarama. Population: 2,189,685; churches, 86; members, Executive Committee: Thomas Rwamiheto, 28,670. Chairman; Paul Basengiyumva, Zipora Bitondeye, Manasse Gakwerere, Enias Hitimana, Justin Mailing Address: Boite Postale 247, Kigali, Rwanda, Kanamugire, Enias Karekezi, Aaron Karyora, Africa. Telephone: Kigali 75506. Japheth Munzuyarwo, Thomas Mutabazi, Samuel Administration: Nayigiziki, Onesfore Ndutiye, Enos Ngendahayo, President, Stefano Sembeba. Aminadabu Ngirabatware, Hezekia Ntabanganyi- Secretary-Treasurer, E. Ngayabatinya. jabo, David Ntawurikura, Isumael Nzamutuma, Executive Committee: Stefano Sembeba, Manase Rugenera, Aaron Rwakigarama, Stefano Chairman; Simeon Ayigihugu, J. Barame, Hesron Sekabuze, Jacques Ushizimpumu. Byilingiro, Y. Kabatsi, S.-Kagoyera, B. Kayigamba, E. Departments: Mpalibatenda, A. Mugenzi, F. Mushumba, J. Church Ministries, Enias Hitimana. Nayigiziki, E. Ngayabatinya, A. Ngirirabandi, E. Communication and Education, Justin Kanamu- Nsengiyumva, J. Ntabyera, E. Ntawuruhunga, E. gire. Nyirahabimana, A. Nzabarushya, F. Rekeraho, A. Health and Temperance, Justin Kanamugire. Rukara, Jacques Sezibera. Ministerial and Religious Liberty, Thomas Rwa- Departments: miheto. Church Ministries, Hesron Byilingiro. Publishing, Enias Karekezi. Communication, Education and Temperance, Si- Services: meon Ayigihugu. ADRA, Enias Hitimana. Ministerial and Religious Liberty, Stefano Sembe- Trust Services, Aaron Rwakigarama. ba. Publishing, Jacques Sezibera. Ordained Ministers: S. Bakwe, Simeon Barame, Yason Baroto, Samson Services: Birali, T. Butagajyo, Issacar Gakwaya, Jerome Gak- ADRA, Hesron Byilingiro. waya, Manasse Gakwerere, A. Gashyashyari, Eneas Trust Services, E. Ngayabatinya. Hitimana, Azalie Kajangwe, Uziel Kamangu, Tho- Ordained Ministers: mas Kamanutsi, Justin Kanamugire, Enoch Kanyar- S. Ayigihugu, Jonas Barame, Silas Bitushya, H. wunga, Eneas Karekezi, Manasse Kazimiri, Hesron Byilingiro, T. Hakizimana, Yohana Kabatsi, A. Masenge, Onesfore Mbakuriyemo, Nathan Mbar- Kabundi, Simeon Kagoyera, Isaac Karekezi, Aroni aga, Yusto Mbizi, Asinapoli Mubirigi, Filemon AFRICA-INDIAN OCEAN DIVISION—RWANDA UNION 49
Mulindinyi, Hesron Munyakazi, Marc Munyam- Ngaruye, Abraham Ngiruwonsanga, Japhet Nsan- bonera, Cyprien Munyandamutsa, Job Munyan- zubuhoro, Japhet Ntahobali, Eliakim Ntamuheza, dinda, Seth Munyankiriri, Japheth A. Munzuyar- Elie Ntirenganya, Marie Numviyumukiza, Thadeyo wo, Metusela Musoni, Amiel Mutabazi, Thomas Nyilinganizi, Paul Nzabambarirwa, Fidele Re- Mutabazi, Aristariko Mvuyekure, Samuel Nayigizi- kayabo, Enias Rubayi, G. Sebyatsi, Paul Uwimana. ki, Maharariel Ndayahoze, M. Ngaboyimanzi, Enos Ngendahayo, Aaron Nginga, I. Ngwizabanzi, Stefa- SOUTH RWANDA FIELD no Njarajazi, Marc Nkiriyumwami, Antoine Nkun- dakozera, Hezekia Ntabanganyijabo, Samuel Nta- Organized 1921; reorganized 1960, 1972, 1984 mashakiro, David Ntawulikura, Japheth Ntuyena- Territory: Southern Rwanda, consisting of the pre- bo, Stefano Nyabuhimbiri, Silas Nyamubi, Jeredi fectures of Butare, Cyangugu, Gikongoro, and Nyirishema, S. Nzarifashahe, Manasse Rugenera, Gitarama. Aminadabu Rukirumurame, S. Sebatunzi, Antoine Population: 2,642,087; churches, 249; members, Sebikenyeli, E. Seburikindi, Stefano Sekabuze, 70,533. Philippe Sembibe, Eliezer Seromba, Mathias Tutsi. Telegraphic Address: "Adventiste," Butare, Rwan- Credentialed Missionaries: da, Africa. Enias Barakomeza, Amiel Bihoma, Daniel Bishyize- Boite Postale 279, Butare, Rwanda, hanze, Aaron Byibeshyo, Enoch Gakumba, Mailing Address: Salathiel Girukwayo, Isaac Harerimana, Samuel Africa. Telephone: 30 304. lyamuremye, Heredion lyeze, Gabriel Karema, Administration: Jason Kayibanda, Yosiya Mbarubukeye, Efaste President, Stefano Barabuliye. Mbereyinka, Enias Miruho, Louise Mukamusoni, Secretary-Treasurer, Aminadabu Munyandekwe. Damarise Mukangwije, Abel Munyaneza, Gabriel Executive Committee: Stefano Barabuliye, Munyawera, Samson Musoni, Yusto Mvunabandi, Chairman; J. Birinone, J. Gakuba, A. Gakwerere, E. Eliphas Ngirabatware, Thomas Ntagwarara, Tho- Gatsimbanyi, B. Kamegeri, S. Kayonga, A. Mubir- mas Ntakiburimvano, Elam Nturagarira, Manasse igi, B. Muhayeyesu, A. Munyabarame, H. Rubayiza, Asinapoli Rurangirwa, Faustin Samvura; Munyakayanza, Aminadabu Munyandekwe, S. Silas Sebarara, Yohana Semizerero, Antoine Sereri, Muvunyi, E. Ngamba, S. Ngendahimana, Ngir- Enoch Sikubwabo. abagenga, A. Nzabihimana, E. Rugamba, E. Semayira, N. Sindayigaya, U. Sindayigaya. Licensed Ministers: Abel Bavukahe, Uzia Gasigwa, S. Hakizumwami, Departments: Asiel Kampayana, Josue arekezi, E. Ngunzu, Church Ministries, N. Sindayigaya; Assistant, U. Mathias, Segatake, Mathias Semisabike. Sindayigaya. Licensed Missionaries: Communication and Education, B. Muhayeyesu. Jean Badaga, A. Bazavuriki, Leonidas Bazimenyera, Health and Temperance, B. Muhayeyesu. Benjamin Biravumba, S. Bizimana, Augustin Bu- Ministerial and Religious Liberty, Stefano Barabu- nete, Eliabu Buyange, Pierre Cyimana, Z. liye. Gahunde, E. Gakwaya, Ezekias Gashambayita, Publishing and VOP, S. Ngendahimana. Emmanuel Gasimba, Theoneste Habimana, Enias Services: Habyarimana, Esri Hakuzimana, Gaspard Hareli- Trust Services, Aminadabu Munyandekwe. mana, Javan Harelimana, Esperance Hategekima- Ordained Ministers: na, Celestin Havugimana, E. Hishamunda, Jerome Efasto Ayabagabo, Erasto Bakina, Joel Balikage, Hitimana, Jean-de-Dieu Kabanda, Desire Kadaraza, Stefano Barabuliye, Joseph Bilinone, Eleasar Pascal Kagaba, Emmanuel Kagame, Ndeze Kagir- Bimenyimana, Aminadabu Bitotoli, Amon aneza, Javan Kamanutsi, Uzziel Karekezi, Efraim Bucyana, P. Gabiro, Ezekias Gatsimbanyi, Gerard Karera, Dassan Kayihura, A. Kwihangana, Charles Kagabo, A. Kalinda, Jerome Kalisa, Boaz Kamegeli, Mugurira, Felicite Mukamurenzi, Joseph Musaby- Abel Kanyemera, Simon Karake, Etienne Kayonga, imana, Penine Mushimiyimana, Samuel Mushi- Uzia Kayumba, Stefano Mbaduko, Cosamu Mfur- miyimana, Paul Muvunyi, Samuel Ndagijimana, uta, Augustin Mugambi, Aminadabu Munyabar- Elie Nduwayesu, Dani Ngamije, Vedaste Ngar- ame, A. Munyakazi, Esdras Munyampanzi, A. ambe, F. Ngaruye, Emable Ngoga, Jean Ngoga, Munyandekwe, Elkana Munyurangabo, Azalia Thomas Nsabimana, Etienne Ntamugabumwe, Muremyangango, Andre Musayuka, Azaburone Rachel Nyirahabimana, Pauline Nyirakamondo, Mutagorama, Geremia Mutiganda, Simon Esther Nyirampeta, Rebecca Nyiransengiyumva, Muvunyi, Abiya Ndyisiki, Hesron Ngendahimana, Samuel Nzabamwita, Jeremie Nzabonimpa, Fran- Samuel Ngendahimana, Eliya Niboneyimpara, J. cois Nzarora, Prosper Rudasunikwa, Kabenga Niyibikora, Mathias Ntamukunzi, Efraim Nyilidan- Ruhumuriza, Jean Rukagana, Jonathan Rusangiza, di, Venant Nzabamwita, Asiel Nzabihimana, Asiel Nginga Rwakana, Sophonie Setako, Samuel Turat- Nzamwita, Eliazar Nzaramba, Manase Rufuku, sinze, Therese Uwambaye, Penine Uwingabiye, Joseph Rukirumurame, Isacar Rusatsi, Thomas Ford Vuganeza. Rwambikana, Andre Rwambuka, D. Rwasamirera, Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Ephraim Sematama, 0. Semateka, Ezira Semayiro, Uzziel Ahob...6 4<, Naftali Balibutsa, Esdras Ban- Abeii Semucienge, Esili Senzage, Yoramu Seyom- gamwabo, Yavani Banyanga, Andre Banziririki, ba, Jean Sezirahiga, N. Sindayigaya, Uzziel Sin- Gabriel Bazira, Edison Bitonderubusa, Ladslas dayigaya, Amon Tulikunkiko, Nahasson Twagir- Bugisha, Augustin Burimwinyundo, Antoine ayesu. Gatekero, Elizafani Hakizimana, Boniface Nardi, Thomas Hategekimana, Theophile Hitiyaremye, Credentialed Missionaries: Eliya Kabandana, Esther Kamaculira, Festus Kara- Efasto Busharire, Samusoni Karanguza, Asiel sanyi, Amiel Karekezi, Ezekiel Karemera, Elizafani Karekezi, Aminadabu Mwambarampago, Joel Kubuya, Aaron Mihigo, Joseph Miruho, Samuel Ndekezi, Gadi Ngango, Elie! Niyiragira, Dan Mperebuke, S. Mpongano, Augustin Mporanyi, Nshimyumuremyi, Benoit Nyandwi, Etienne Naftali Mporayimana, Azarie Mpozayo, Pauline Rugaravu, Feresiyane Ruzayabagara, Sitratone Mukarubayiza, E. Munyampama, Pheneas Sabukuru, Yohana Sekamana. Munyampama, Eliel Munyandamutsa, Abel Licensed Ministers: Munyandekwe, Amon Munyandinda, E. Munyan- Jerome Gakuba, Nafutali Kabano, Philemon Kage- shongore, Nsanzimana Musoni, Hesron Mvumbu- mana, Andre Kamashabi, Yosiya Mbuguje, Ephra- ko, Eliezer Mwumvirangoma, Elie Ngamije, Jonas dise Mpamyabigwi, Eliphaz Mubiligi, Benjamin 50 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Muhayeyesu, Amiel Munyantwali, Alistariko Ndi- mankuyo, Athalie Mushimiyimana, Damaris kumana, Amoni Nzabamwita, Andre Ruboneka, Mushimiyimana, Samuel Musilikare, jemima Mut- Asiel Rukelibuga, Issacar Rusatsi, Samuel Rwam- siri, Mutuyimana, Schadrack Ndahimana, E. Ndat- pungu, Nahasoni Sebatwa, Elamu Semuhene, sikira, Jean Ngamije, Festus Ngarambe, D. Ngen- Adiel Tujyishuli, Erasto Ugirashebuja. dahimana, P. Nikuze, Suzanne Nikuze, Yusto Licensed Missionaries: Nkunzabagabo, Earnest Nsengiyumva, Elifasi Leon Ambaza, Eliphaz Bahizi, J. Baziruwiha, Pierre Nsengiyumva, Joseph Nsengiyumva, Samwel Bigilimana, Elam Bisoka, Alfred Bufenge, Martin Nsengiyumva, Jean Ntambuko, Genoveva Nyiraha- Gasana, Philippe Gasarabwe, Hubert Cashagaza, bimana, Louise Nyirahabimana, Nyirakamana, S. Gatare, J. Habimana, Abel Habiyambere, J. Haki- Edith Nyiramahirwe, J. Nzabihimana, J. Rufaranga, zimana, A. Kabera, Julienne Kankindi, T. Kayigema, Michel Rurangwa, Abias Seneza, Jason Sesonga, J. Casta Kayirere, G. Kayumba, Marc Kibugebuge, Turatsinzes, Umuteteri, F. Uwimana, Jeanne Uwi- Consolee Manirakiza, Pascal Mazimpaka, Pascal mana, Dina Uwimpuhwe. Migabo, Jacques Mudacumura, Z. Mujawimana, Charlotte Mukamana, E. Mukamana, L. Mukama- Credentialed Literature Evangelists: na, Triphonie Mukampunga, D. Mukamugema, Z. Bapfakurera, E. Barigira, Asnapoli Bilinda, Z. Judith Mukamugenga, Monique Mukamurangwa, Gatabazi, Eliel Habyarabatuma, J. Habyarimana, Athalie Mukamuvara, Zeruya Mukangenzi, Berthe Jerome Harelimana, Nikodemu Kabera, J. Mujyam- Mukantare, Jean Mukarane, K. Mukarwema, bere, H. Munyamahoro, Hesron Munyampara, Clementine Mukashema, J. Munyantwali, E. Jeremie Ngirente, Jean Ntirushwa, Asnapoli Ruge- Munyarukumbuzi, J. Murekezi, Xavier Murihano, linyange, Rugimbana, Erneste Rutagisha, Joy Musabe, Josepha Musabyimana, Amon Mushi- Silas Ugirashebuja.
SAHEL UNION MISSION
Organized 1981
Territory: Benin, Burkina-Faso, Cape Verde, Cote Ordained Ministers: d'Ivoire, Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, Mali, Mauritania, Jean-Jacques Bouit, Daniel Cordas, Sylvain Jerome, Niger, Senegal, and Togo; comprising the Burkina- Manuel Marinheiro. Faso, Cape Verde, Cote d'Ivoire, Senegal, and Honorary: Emmanuel Diaoue, Albert Sadio, Togo Missions, and the Benin, Guinea-Bissau, and Jean Zakka. Mali Mission Stations. Credentialed Missionaries: Population: 39,726,759; churches, 39; members, Victor Agbeko, Ebenezer Agboka, Mrs. Mildrid 4,254. Bouit, Mrs. Andree Jerome, Beecher Lafever, Mrs. Telex Number: 3175 (Ans. 3175 UEAS SG). Christiane Lake, Mrs. Adelaide Marinheiro, K. V. Naidoo, Eric Sommer. Mailing Address: Boite Postale 3182, Dakar, Senegal, West Africa. Licensed Ministers: Guilherme Lima. Office Address: Rue 11, Angle 10 (BD. Dial Diop), Am itie 2, Dakar, Senegal, West Africa. Tele- Licensed Missionaries: phones: 21-64-09 and 22-49-31. Mrs. V. Agbeko, Mrs. Lorna Agboka, Mrs. D. Cor- das, Mrs. Marie-Jose Guth, Olivier Guth, Mrs. Administration: JoAnne Lafever, Mrs. Alicia Lima, Mrs. Raija President, Daniel Cordas. Naidoo, Mrs. Andree Sommer. Secretary-Treasurer, Ebenezer Agboka. Assistant Treasurer, Manuel Mannheiro. Executive Committee: Daniel Cordas, Chairman; BENIN MISSION STATION Ebenezer Agboka, Secretary; Jean-Jacques Bouit, Established 1964; reorganized 1987 Rubens Rogerio Da Conceicao, Marenus V. S. De Paula, Olivier Guth, Sylvain Jerome, Kra M. Konan, Territory: Benin. Paulo Leitao, Claude Lombart, Patrick Maeder, Population: 4,100,000; churches, 1; members, 164. Manuel Marinheiro, K. V. Naidoo, Ralph S. Seechurn. Cable Address: "Adventiste," Cotonou, Benin. Departments: Mailing Address: Boite Postale 2153, Cotonou, Be- Church Ministries, Sylvain Jerome. nin, West Africa. Communication and Education, Jean-Jacques Office Address: Quartier Misebo, Lot 164/165 (en Bouit. face de Caboma), Cotonou 1, Benin, West Africa. Health and Temperance, Sylvain Jerome. Telephone: 30-01-70. Ministerial and Religious Liberty, Jean-Jacques Administration: Bouit. President, Ralph S. Seechurn. Publishing and Spirit of Prophecy, K. V. Naidoo. Executive Committee: Ralph S. Seechurn, Services: Chairman; David Adzo, Telesphore Ahohouzou, ADRA/Guinea, Boite Postale 1530, Conakry, Gabriel Bobo, Samuel Worgo. Guinea, West Africa. Legal Organization: "Association des Eglises Adven- Director, Eric Sommer. tistes du Septieme Jour du Benin." ADRA/Niger, Boite Postale 11 506, Niamey, Niger, Services: West Africa. Director, Beecher Lafever. Adventist Book Center, Justin Vihozounkou. ADRA/Sahel Union, Boite Postale 3182, Dakar, Ordained Ministers: Senegal, West Africa. Ralph S. Seechurn. Director, Daniel Cordas. Licensed Ministers: Trust Services, Ebenezer Agboka. David Adzo. AFRICA-INDIAN OCEAN DIVISION—SAHEL UNION 51
Licensed Missionaries: Office Address: 11 Rue du Lycee Technique, Mrs. D. Adzo, Mrs. Maryse Seechurn. Cocody, Abidjan, Cote d'Ivoire, West Africa. Tele- phone: (225) 44-56-55. Administration: BURKINA-FASO MISSION President, Kra M. Konan. Established 1972; organized 1973 Secretary, Paul Scalliet. Territory: Burkina-Faso. Treasurer, A. B. Komedja. Executive Committee: Kra M. Konan, Chairman; 8,000,000; churches, 1; members, 135. Population: Paul Scalliet, Secretary; E. Addou, R. Adeh, Mme J. Cable Address: "Mission Adventiste," Ouaga- Agnero, Samuel Galanth, A. B. Komedja, P. C. dougou, Burkina-Faso, West Africa. Krobe, Jean Zakka. Departments: Mailing Address: Boite Postale 592, Ouagadougou, Church Ministries, Paul Scalliet; Associates, J. Burkina-Faso, West Africa. Bleis, B. Fofana, E. Weick. Office Address: Mission Adventiste, Rue Joseph Communication and Ministerial, Kra M. Konan. Badoua, between the CICA and the Lycee St. Exup- Education, Samuel Galanth; Associate, E. Addou. ery, Secteur 1, Ouagadougou, Burkina-Faso, West Public Relations and Publishing, Kra M. Konan. Africa. Telephone: 33-60-78. Services: Adventist Book Center, A. Fawaz. Administration: President, Claude Lombart. Ordained Ministers: Executive Committee: Claude Lombart, Chairman; J. Bleis, T. J. Doumante, D. J. Etty, B. Fofana, Kra M. Ebenezer Agboka, Hortense Coulibaly, Abraham Konan, P. Kouassi, P. C. Krobe, B. E. Lago, Y. L. Diedhiou, Olivier Guth. Mana, E. Weick. Credentialed Missionaries: Legal Organization: "Association des Eglises Adven- S. Galanth, D. Kipre, A. B. Komedja, F. G. Noel, R. tistes du Septieme Jour au Burkina-Faso." Tetteh. Ordained Ministers: Licensed Ministers: Abraham Diedhiou, Claude Lombart. E. Diego, Paul Scalliet. Licensed Missionaries: Licensed Missionaries: A. B. Agbotse, Mrs. E. Agbotse, Mrs. B. Frei, S. Frei, Mrs. Ernestina Diedhiou, Mrs. L. Lombart. Mrs. L. Galanth, Mrs. K. M. Komedja, Mrs. F. Noel, A. J. Rasolofon, Mrs. A. J. Rasolofon, Mrs. P. Scal- CAPE VERDE MISSION liet, Mrs. F. Tetteh. Reorganized 1981 Credentialed Literature Evangelists: J. C. Aboa, Mrs. Esther Gebu. Territory: Cape Verde. Population: 300,000; churches, 8; members, 1,002. GUINEA-BISSAU MISSION STATION Mailing Address: Caixa Postal 6, Praia, Cape Verde. Established 1973; organized 1981 Office Address: Avenue Amilcar Cabral 61, Praia, Cape Verde. Telephone: 61-39-63. Territory: Guinea-Bissau. Administration: Population: 800,000; churches, 1; members, 46. President, Paulo Leitao. Mailing Address: Caixa Postal 397, Bissau, Guinea- Secretary, Venancio Teixeira. Bissau. Treasurer, Koffi Kamonou. Office Address: Rua 12, 7 A, Bissau, Guinea-Bissau. Executive Committee: Paulo Leitao, Chairman; Telephone: 21-34-14. Venancio Teixeira, Secretary; Antonio Anjos, Gil- berto Araujo, Koffi Kamonou, Heber Mascarenhas, Administration: Director, Rubens Rogerio Da Conceicao. Felix Monteiro. Legal Organization: "Associacao das Igrejas Adven- Ordained Ministers: tistas do Setimo Dia de Cabo Verde." Rubens Rogerio Da Conceicao. Licensed Missionaries: Ordained Ministers: Gilberto Araujo, Paulo Leitao, Heber Mascarenhas, Mrs. R. Da Conceicao. Venancio Teixeira. Credentialed Missionaries: MALI MISSION STATION Daniel Gomes, Koffi Kamonou, Maria Elisa Leitao. Organized 1982 Licensed Ministers: Antonio Anjos, Felix Monreiro. Territory: Mali. Licensed Missionaries: Population: 7,720,000; churches, 1; members, 19. Mrs. Glaucia Araujo, Mrs. Berta Kamonou, Mailing Address: Boite Postale 2310, Bamako, Mali, Rosangela Mascarenhas, Alberto Mendes. West Africa. Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Administration: Benvindo Rosa. Director, Patrick Maeder. Legal Organization: "Association des Eglises Adven- tistes du Septieme Jour au Mali." COTE D'IVOIRE MISSION Established 1946; organized 1952 Services: ADRA/Mali, Boite Postale 1638, Bamako, Mali, Territory: Cote d'Ivoire. West Africa. Telephone: 22-52-93. Population: 9,500,000; churches, 19; members, Director, Larry Mahlum. 1,920. Credentialed Missionaries: Mailing Address: Eglise Adventiste du Septieme Jour Larry Mahlum. en Cote d'Ivoire, 01 B.P. 335, Abidjan 01, Cote Licensed Ministers: d'Ivoire, West Africa. Patrick Maeder, Dona Sambou. 52 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Licensed Missionaries: Cable Address: "Adventist," Lome, Togo. Mrs. Doris Maeder, Mrs. Carmen Mahlum, Mr. Telex Number: 5300 Public to Mission Adventiste. Elisa Sambou. Mailing Address: Boite Postale 1222, Lome, Togo, SENEGAL MISSION West Africa. Reorganized 1981 Office Address: 3 Rue Curie (Quartier des Etoiles), Territory: Senegal. Lome, Togo, West Africa. Telephone: Lome 21-31- Population: 6,306,759; churches, 3; members, 140 41. Mailing Address: Boite Postale 1013, Dakar, Senega Administration: West Africa. President, Marenus V. S. De Paula. Office Address: Rue 11, Angle 10 (Bd. Dial Diop Secretary, Koffi Ehon Agbodza. Am itie 2, Dakar, Senegal, West Africa. Tel Treasurer, Phones: 21-64-09 and 22-49-31. Executive Committee: Marenus V. S. De Paula, Chairman; Koffi Ehon Agbodza, G. Amegan, Mrs. Administration: P. Amenyinu, C. G. Segla, F. Valente. President, Daniel Cordas. Treasurer, Ebenezer Agboka. Departments: Executive Committee: Daniel Cordas, Chairmar Lay Activities and Sabbath School, Koffi Ehon Ebenezer Agboka, Jean-Jacques Bouit, Marcel Agbodza. Gaye. Publishing, C. G. Segla. Services: Stewardship, ADRA/Senegal, Jean-Jacques Bouit. Youth, Marenus V. S. De Paula. Ordained Ministers: Legal Associations: "Association Togolaise des Daniel L. Cordas. Adventistes du Septieme Jour." Credentialed Missionaries: Services: Ebenezer G. Agboka. Adventist Book Center, Ajavon Teko Midjodji. Licensed Ministers: Ordained Ministers: Famara Mansal. Y. S. Agbaleti, R. K. Agbedigue, K. E. Agbodza, Licensed Missionaries: Marenus V. S. De Paula, C. G. Segla. Abdou Badji, Firmin Badji, Mrs. Jacqueline Bafan Credentialed Missionaries: Pierre Bafaro, Jose Oliveira, Auguste Sadio. Mrs. Joan De Paula. TOGO MISSION Licensed Ministers: Established 1964; reorganized 1987 C. Amegan. Territory: Togo. Licensed Missionaries: Population: 3,000,000; churches, 5; members, 821 Filipe Valente, Mrs. Ilda Valente.
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Territory: Ghana, Liberia, Sierra Leone, and The Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, G. S. Aidoo. Gambia; comprising the Central Ghana and South Publishing, T. R. Rojas. Ghana Conferences, the Liberia, Mid-West Ghana, Services: North Ghana, and Sierra Leone Missions, and The ADRA/Ghana, P.O. Box 1435, Accra, Ghana, West Gambia Mission Station. Africa. Population: 22,790,000; churches, 387; members, Director, Rich Moseanko; Deputy Director, I. T. 123,631. Agboka; Treasurer, I. Boadi-Mensah. Cable Address: "Adventist," Accra, Ghana, West Trust Services, G. S. Aidoo. Africa. Ordained Ministers: Telex Number: 2119 (Ans. 2119 ADVENT GH). P. K. Asareh, J. A. Gibson, Seth Laryea, P. Latour, T. R. Rojas, S. D. Sandy. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1016, Accra, Ghana, West Honorary: D. N. Agboka, E. B. Akyiano, J. K. Africa. Telephone: 223720. Amoah, D. K. Amponsah, G. E. Appaw, S. Appiah- Administration: Dankwa, J. A. Boateng, B. C. B. Debrah, S. K. Essel, President, P. K. Asareh. W. Helbig, Nicol Kamara, Alfred Kennich, J. B. Secretary, Seth A. Laryea. Leigh, C. B. Mensah, J. A. Mensah, J. N. Vandi. Treasurer, E. K. B. Nakotey. Executive Committee: P. K. Asareh, Chairman; Credentialed Missionaries: I. Seth A. Laryea, Secretary; J. L. Agboka, G. S. T. Agboka, I. Boadi-Mensah, J. Fokuoh, D. Grell- Aidoo, J. A. Allen, K. 0. Amoyaw, S. A. Armah, mann, E. J. Heisler, F. F. Kamara, P. Llaguno, E. K. B. Ebow Bonnie, J. Auzzell Gibson, Oswald E. Gor- Nakotey, E. A. Ntim, K. Owusu-Mensa, L. G. West- don, E. J. Heisler, T. K. Jarry, F. F. Kamara, Felicia man. Marfo, Paul Mendy, W. G. Mensah, E. K. B. Licensed Ministers: Nakotey, E. Osah-Peprah, Emmanuel Osei, T. R. G. S. Aidoo, E. Osei, A. C. Sundsted. Rojas, Sahr D. Sandy, A. C. Sundsted. Licensed Missionaries: Departments: Joseph Acquah, Gladys Annoh, Sarah Antwi, Church Ministries, ; Associates, Emmanuel Naomi Armah, Mrs. Esther Fokuoh, Mrs. Carrie Osei, Sahr D. Sandy. Grellmann, Mrs. Ethel Heisler, Mrs. Beatrice Communication, G. S. Aidoo. Kamara, Mrs. Birgitta Kazen, Eddie Lartey, Mrs. Education, A. C. Sundsted. Juliet Olivia Latour, Mrs. P. Llaguno, Comfort Men- Health and Temperance, A. C. Sundsted. sah, Mrs. Kathy Moseanko, N. Nkansah, Mrs. Ministerial, Seth A. Laryea. Christiana Obese-Amankwah, Joyce Owusu, J. T. AFRICA-INDIAN OCEAN DIVISION—WEST AFRICAN UNION 53
Quarcoo, Vivien Richardson, Mrs. Melvyn Rojas, Cable Address: "Adventists," Monrovia, Liberia, Mrs. Judy Sundsted. West Africa. CENTRAL GHANA CONFERENCE Mailing Address: P.O. Box 52, Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa. Established 1894; organized 1933 Reorganized 1970, 1977 Office Address: (Not for mail) 120 Camp Johnson Road, Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa. Telephone: Territory: Ashanti Region and part of the Brong Aha- 221057. fo, Eastern and Western Regions. Administration: Population: 4,500,000; churches, 164; members, President, Oswald E. Gordon. 59,507. Secretary, David Z. Whea. Cable Address: "Adventist," Kumasi, Ghana, West Treasurer, James M. Paywala. Africa. Executive Committee: Oswald E. Gordon, Mailing Address: P.O. Box 480, Kumasi, Ghana, Chairman; David Z. Whea, Secretary; P: E. Au- West Africa. Telephone: 3686. tridge, S. K. Baysah, Andrews L. Ewoo, R. D. Gib- bon, B. Gibson, Mrs. I. Kollie, E. A. Lawrence, C. S. Administration: Menjor, P. J. Mormia, Kwalela Mutemwa, James M. President, W. G. Mensah. Paywala. Secretary, 0. K. Kumah. Treasurer, J. Opoku Boateng. Departments: Executive Committee: W. G. Mensah, Chairman; Communication and Youth, C. S. Menjor. O. K. Kumah, Secretary; J. K. Addai, M. E. Ampate, Education, Oswald E. Gordon. S. Y. Ampomah, I. Y. Anafi, S. K. Antwi, Mrs. M. E. Health and Temperance, E. A. Lawrence. Asare-Bediako, George K. Assiam, F. Boadi- Lay Activities and Sabbath School, Andrews L. Suadwa, J. Opoku Boateng, Obeng Boateng, K. M. Ewoo. Djikunu, James Nachman, J. K. Kyeh, A. A. Men- Ministerial and Religious Liberty, Oswald E. Gor- sah, A. P. Mensah, R. 0. Opoku, Amos Sarkodie, don. Johnson Yeboah, S. K. Yeboah. Publishing, Kwalela Mutemwa; Assistant, Martin Agyapong-Akosah. Departments: Stewardship, E. A. Lawrence. Communication and VOP, 0. K. Kumah. VOP, Mrs. Thelma Gordon. Education, S. K. Antwi. Lay Activities and Sabbath School, A. A. Boateng. Legal Organization: "Liberia Association of Seventh- Ministerial and Religious Liberty, W. G. Mensah. day Adventists." Publishing, C. A. Tuffour. Services: Stewardship and Youth, A. P. Mensah. Adventist Book Center, H. Wennie. Temperance, Adwoba Ariza-Erzuah. Ordained Ministers: Legal Organization: "Ghana Association of Seventh- S. K. Baysah, L. Bennett, A. B. Francis, Oswald E. day Adventists." Gordon, J. Karngar, E. A. Lawrence, D. Mayson, D. Services: Z. Whea. Adventist Book Center, S. J. K. Attiah. Credentialed Missionaries: Home and Family Service, A. A. Boateng. H. Winnie. Ordained Ministers: Licensed Ministers: A. Agyei, E. K. Akwaboah, S. K. Amoateng, M. E. J. J. Dalmeida, A. L. Ewoo, J. Y. Flomo, C. S. Men- Ampate, J. E. Appiah, S. K. Asamoah, Moses Attah, jor, K. Mutemwa, T. Roberts, A. P. Woniyouwu. A. M. Barwuah, D. K. Boahene, A. A. Boateng, J. A. Boateng, P. M. Djikunu, J. S. Dwumoh, J. A. Hagan, Licensed Missionaries: S. K. Kokonu, 0. K. Kumah, W. G. Mensah, S. K. E. Agyemang, H. W. Bono, A. D. Fatoma, Mrs. Okyere, H. Y. Omane, Eric Osei Yeboah, E. A. Thelma Gordon, Mrs. M. Harris-Williams, Mrs. 0. Owusu, K. Owusu, C. A. Tuffour. Johnson, Mrs. E. A. Lawrence, H. McGill, S. K. Credentialed Missionaries: Ndorleh, Yentumi E. Ofori, J. Paywala, Mrs. R. G. Paul Attah-Owusu, E. 0. Buansi, I. 0. Donkor, Pyne, S. C. Pyne, D. D. Smith, J. Whitfield. Thomas Manu, E. K. Mensah, J. Opoku Boateng. Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Licensed Ministers: J. T. Korfeh, J. T. Kwao. James Amoah, J. Y. Ampadu, S. Y. Ampoma, S. Antwi Boasiako, Kwasi Samuel Attah, S. K. Baabo, Nana I. Bioh, E. K. Boateng, J. B. Boateng, Danso T. MID-WEST GHANA MISSION Bobie, Kwabena Bona, E. 0. Buansi, Andrews Established 1894 Fosu, N. K. Gyimah, E. 0. Kagya, E. K. Larbi, Paul A. Organized 1933; reorganized 1986 Mensah, Peter A. Mensah, I. Nana-Tuffour, F. Territory: The Brong Ahafo Region (excluding Ate- Nimako Boansi, J. F. Nyamekye, D. Oti-Boateng. bubu District), and all Mo-speaking areas of the Licensed Missionaries: Northern Region. Joseph 0. Acheampong, juiiana Addae, Boateng K. 1,180,000; churches, 54; members, Agyenim, Mary Akosa Letecia, Daniel P. Boadi, Population: Anthony Boakye, S. K. Boateng, Kwabena Bour, E. 19,592. Y. Frimpong, S. 0. Hinneh, Acheampong Osei, E. Cable Address: "Adventist," Sunyani, Ghana. Owusu-Akyaw. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 727, Sunyani, Brong- Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Ahafo, Ghana, West Africa. Telephone: 384. Samuel Asante, Margaret Baiden, Florence Kari- kari, E. Y. Kwabi, Rose Manu, F. Oppong Brenya, Administration: W. D. Prempeh, Elizabeth Takyiay. President, K. 0. Amoyaw. Secretary-Treasurer, K. Ansah-Adu. LIBERIA MISSION Executive Committee: K. 0. Amoyaw, Chairman; Established 1927; organized 1933 K. Ansah-Adu, Secretary; D. Adjei-Mensah, J. K. Affum, J. A. Ameyaw, Kusi Ameyaw, J. K. Anto, P. B. Territory: Liberia. Arthur, H. 0. Barnie, Nabi Donkor, P. Y. Frempah, Population: 1,800,000; churches, 34; members, C. Y. Kyereme, Adomako Kyeretwie, A. B. Mensah, 8,826. E. 0. G. Nsowaah, D. K. Obeng, Ohene Tetteh. 54 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Departments: Licensed Missionaries: Communication, Temperance and Youth, E. K. P. N. Aboungo, Z. K. Asuboni, M. F. Asule, F. De- Asante. nyoh, T. Diduanyi, J. K. Nketia, J. Osae. Education, D. K. Obeng. Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Lay Activities, Sabbath School and VOP, J. K. H. Atta-Barfi, E. K. Ntumi. Affum. Ministerial, K. 0. Amoyaw; Evangelism, E. 0. Abbey. SIERRA LEONE MISSION Publishing J. M. Donkor. Established 1905; organized 1913 Stewardship, K. Ansah-Adu. Territory: Sierra Leone. Legal Organization: "Ghana Association of Seventh- Population: 4,000,000; churches, 37; members, day Adventists." 8,129. Ordained Ministers: Cable Address: "Adventist," Freetown, Sierra E. 0. Abbey, J. K. Affum, Pambour E. Agyeman, K. Leone, West Africa. 0. Amoyaw, J. K. Anto, E. K. Asante, H. 0. Barnie, P.O. Box 294, Freetown, Sierra S. 0. K. Onyina. Mailing Address: Leone, West Africa. Telephone: 31217. Credentialed Missionaries: Munumkum J. Addai, K. Ansah-Adu, K. A. Daaku, Administration: Mrs. Victoria Daaku. President, J. A. Allen. Secretary, A. B. Gbla. Licensed Ministers: Treasurer, H. B. Ekeh. Gyamfi S. Adu, J. A. Ameyaw, J. K. Bandu, B. Y. Executive Committee: J. A. Allen, Chairman; A. B. Barimah, J. K. Donkor, J. M. Donkor, Kyeremeh- Gbla, Secretary; J. B. A. Conteh, H. B. Ekeh, Mrs. B. Fokuo, A. B. Mensah, C. K. Obeng. M. Entin, D. A. Follah, Mrs. E. Y. Kamara, S. B. Licensed Missionaries: Kamara, A. Y. Kargho, R. Kazen, J. C. Konto-Kroma, Susana Pomaa Adu, P. Adu-Addai, Joyce Afriyie, M. T. Ngeyawo, J. A. Palmer. Comfort Agyeiwaa, Florence Agyepomaa, E. A. Departments: Agyepong, T. A. Ameyaw, Michael Amponsah, Communication, Gyan Manu Ansah, Cecilia Appiah, J. Appiah, Education, J. C. Konto-Kroma. Naomi Appiah, Nti Appiah, E. A. Asare, Isaac Ayiah, Lay Activities, A. B. Gbla. E. A. Boateng, George Fei-Sene, E. Mensah-Bonsu, Publishing, J. S. Conteh. Michael Mustapha, E. T. Nuertey, Emmanuel Religious-liberty, J. A. Allen. Nyamekye, E. Owusu-Ansah, Hannah Tawiah, Seth Sabbath School and Youth, H. M. Sama. Asare Tawiah, Emmanuel Twene, Ken Yeboah. Stewardship, H. B. Ekeh. Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Ordained Ministers: J. A. Acheampong, 0. P. Acheampong, N. 0. J. A. Allen, D. N. Alpha, D. S. Conteh, J. B. A. Nisiah. Conteh, D. A. Follah, A. B. Gbla, A. Y. Gbla, J. A. B. Palmer, A. A. Sesay. NORTH GHANA MISSION Credentialed Missionaries: Organized 1968 P. M. Adu, S. Kamara. Territory: The Northern, Upper East, and Upper Licensed Ministers: West Regions, and portions of the Volta Region R. E. Caulker, J. S. Conteh, A. D. Mattia, H. M. north of the Asukawkaw and Volta Rivers. Sama, S. B. Sankok, A. M. Senessie, T. J. Trye, S. M. Population: 3,000,000; churches, 4; members, Yorkie. 2,266. Licensed Missionaries: Cable Address: "Adventist," Tamale, Ghana, West S. Kamara. • Africa. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 74, Tamale, Ghana, West SOUTH GHANA CONFERENCE Africa. Telephone: Tamale 2289. Established 1894; organized 1933 Administration: Reorganized 1987 President, J. L. Agboka. Territory: Anyinam, Asunafo, Ayiribi, Bogoso, Foso, Secretary-Treasurer, I. K. Owusu. Midland Insu, and Twifu Prasu, portions of Assini Executive Committee: J. L. Agboka, Chairman; I. and Sam raboi, all the coastal areas from East Anum K. Owusu, Secretary; T. K. Anane-Afari, Kofi Anto- to West Axim, and the Volta Region to Kete Krachi. bam, J. Berko, J. K. Donkor, S. S. Saaka. Population: 7,550,000; churches, 92; members, Departments: 25,083. Church Ministries, ; Associate, T. K. Anane- Cable Address: "Adventist South," Accra, Ghana, Afari. West Africa. Communication and Temperance, T. K. Anane- Afari. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 803, Accra, Ghana, West Ministerial, J. L. Agboka. Africa. Telephone: 224215. Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, J. L. Agboka. Administration: Publishing, A. B. A. Prempeh. President, Ebow Bonnie. Stewardship and Development, I. K. Owusu. Secretary, Alfred K. Adonu. Services: Treasurer, J. K. Brew; Assistant, E. W. Esso. Adventist Book Center, I. K. Owusu. Executive Committee: Ebow Bonnie, Chairman; Alfred K. Adonu, Secretary; S. A. Amfo, J. K. Ordained Ministers: Andoh, R. A. Bonney, George Bota, J. K. Brew, M. J. L. Agboka, K. Antobam, A. K. Boateng, S. A. E. Duodu, S. C. Kumah, H. A. Mensah, B. K. Opo- Koranteng, S. Z. Sumani. ku, Mrs. Mary Osei, W. Zormelo. Credentialed Missionaries: Departments: I. K. Owusu, A. B. A. Prempeh. Church Ministries, ; Associates, Isaac N. Licensed Ministers: Dowuona, S. A. Larmie, P. 0. Mensah. A. S. K. Affari, M. K. Amoah, T. K. Anane-Afari, A. A. Communication, Alfred Vanderpuije (acting). Nwumele, A. K. Waahu. Education, E. G. Ayisi (acting).
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Health and Temperance, S. A. Larmie. Telex Number: GAMTEL 2201 GV Attention "S.D.A." Ministerial, Ebow Bonnie. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 701, Banjul, The Gambia. Publishing, G. K. Blankson. Religious Liberty, Alfred K. Adonu. Office Address: Atlantic Road No. 38, Fajara, The VOP, S. M. Ntim. Gambia. Telephone: 95762. Administration: Legal Organization: "Ghana Association of Seventh- day Adventists." Director, J. Auzzell Gibson. Treasurer, Nathan Anim. Ordained Ministers: 'Executive Committee: J. Auzzell Gibson, S. A. Amfo, J. K. Arthur, E. Bonnie, C. B. Brew, J. A. Chairman; Mrs. Cynthia Agyemang, Nathan Anim, Daitey, S. C. Kumah, S. E. Manu, B. K. Opoku, E. 0. Mrs. Admire Loum, Paul Mendy, J. Frank Teeuwen. Sackey. Departments: Credentialed Missionaries: Education and Youth, J. Frank Teeuwen. E. B. Adeku, S. K. Appoh, E. G. Ayisi, M. E. Duodu, Communication and Ministerial, J. Auzzell Gibson. K. Osafo-Ampomah. Health and Temperance, J. Auzzell Gibson. Licensed Ministers: Lay Activities and Sabbath School, J. Auzzell Gib- C. Abia, J. B. Abredu, S. Adjare, A. K. Adonu, J. K. son. Adu, D. R. Asafo, G. L. Azilah, G. K. Blankson, E. J. Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, J. Auzzell Gib- Boadi, W. Boadi-Beckson, W. Cobbina, I. N. son. Dowuona, I. K. Garbrah, Anthony Kessie, C. A. Publishing and Stewardship, Nathan Anim. Kwaaning, G. A. Kwarteng, R. A. Mensah, S. 0. Legal Organization: "The West African Association Newman, D. K. Nguando-Yamoah, M. Obeng, J. of Seventh-day Adventists, The Gambia." Tano, M. K. Tekper, Charles A. Tetteh. Services: Licensed Missionaries: Adventist Book Center, Nathan Anim. Abraham Adu, Peter Amable, Naomi Debra, K. M. ADRA/Gambia, Private Mail Bag 212, Serekunda Nunoo, S. B. Nyanney, J. 0. Offei, B. Oyortey, S. Post Office, The Gambia, West Africa. Oyortey, S. F. Saforo, Isaac Tetteh, L. M. Tetteh, V. Director, J. Frank Teeuwen. Torto. Trust Services, Nathan Anim. Ordained Ministers: THE GAMBIA MISSION STATION J. Auzzell Gibson, J. Frank Teeuwen. Established 1977 Licensed Ministers: Territory: The Gambia. Benjamin W. J. Roberts. Population: 760,000; churches, 2; members, 228. Licensed Missionaries: Nathan K. Anim, Philomena T. Anim, Jalimank Gib- Cable Address: "Adventist," Banjul, The Gambia, ba, Elizabeth K. Gibson, Francisco Mengou Indei, West Africa. Elizabeth Korea, Sampa D. Korea, Francis Mingou, Telefax Number: Gamtel 27214, Attention "Adven- Isatou Sagnia, Korea Sampa, Judy M. Teeuwen, tist." Joseph Wright.
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Territory: Zaire; comprising the Central Zaire, East Departments: Zaire, North Shaba, North Zaire, South Shaba, Up- Church Ministries, M. Kilongozi; Associate, Mam- per Zaire, and West Zaire Fields. ba Wa Mputu Kubi. Population: 34,184,950; churches, 761; members, Communication and Religious Liberty, Nyembo 171,407. Mwema. Education, N. Sanpatwa. Telegraphic Address: "Adventiste," Lubumbashi, Health, D. Vanderwerff. Zaire Republic, Africa. Ministerial, David Saguan. Telex Number: 41096 ADVN SH. Publishing, Mailing Address: Boite Postale 2099, Lubumbashi, Legal Associations: "Communaute Evangelique des Zaire Republic, Africa. Adventistes du Septieme Jour," and "Zaire Union Office Address: 765 Avenue de la Revolution, Mission of Seventh-day Adventists." Lubumbashi, Zaire Republic, Africa. Telephone: 2594. Services: ADRA, D. Vanderwerff. Administration: Mbandaka Project, Boite Postale 479, Mbandaka, President, Nyembo Mwema. Zaire Republic, Africa. Secretary, Ntwali Mbuguje. Director, ; Publishing, M. Kindemi. Treasurer, Dean Rogers; Assistants, Mutabazi Ban- gamwabo, A. Franco. Ordained Ministers: Field Secretary, N. Kalume. Ntwali Mbuguje, Munyakarama Mukenga, Nyem- Executive Committee: Nyembo Mwema, bo Mwema, Rutanganya Rwibasira, David Saguan. Chairman; M. S. Baluku, Mutabazi Bangamwabo, Honorary: Adam Banza, Rubera Bwasisi, Levy N. Bradfield, B. Ditwa, William Donato, R. Forde, Dokota, Bukura Gasana, Mugunga Gashabuka, A. Franco, K. Kalume, Mwengwe Kaunda, M. Kilon- Nyamulinda Gishamangabo, Matanga Ilunga, gozi, M. Kitungwe, Mamba Wa Mputu Kubi, Ntwali Simon Kabashi, Kyahimba Kabyabu, Bwambale Mbuguje, K. Muhune, B. Musango, Mbote Kataka, Nyamulinda Kayijuka, Nyamurinda Kayi- Ndinga, Jerome Pondexter, Robert Roberts, Dean juka, Mokotsi Mbyirukira, Maungandebo Moke, Rogers, Mutimura Ruhaya, R. Ruterahagusha, Silas Monga, Tebuka Mukecuru, Musindi David Saguan, N. Sanpatwa, M. Tshimanga, D. Munyarugero, Bisanukuri Ndenziki, Joel Ndenziki, Vanderwerff. Mwengwe Nswana, Bisanukuli Nzanira, Bisanukuri 56 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Nzanira, Nicolas Ramazani, Bahizi Rukika, Buseyi kayi Ilunga, Mpiana Kabeya, Buse Kabundi, Sebikuba. Mpolesha Kalala, Tshiya Kaleta, Lombe Kampanga, Credentialed Missionaries: Katunga Kasonga, Besambia Kim bulu, Batena Tshimpumpu Bukasa, Joerg Fehr, Anacleto Franco, Kunyima, Loolo Lomedje, Bopey Lumuluabo, Dale Kamberg, Wa Ilunga Masuku, Ilunga Mwisha- Wetu Mande, Wa Nkonde Mbayi, Masala Mbom- bongo, Nguno Nswana, Robert Roberts, Dean Ro- bo, Kalala Muamba, Mfuki Muamba, Tshitenge gers, Date Vanderwerff, Mrs. Corrine Vander- Muanza, Pasua Nzambi Mubikayi, Kakabudia werff. Mukengeshayi, Tshilenge Mukengeshayi, Badi- banga Mulamba, Ngandu Mulumba, Tshimanga Licensed Ministers: Mulumba, Ololo Mulunda, Nkashama Munanga, Mamba Wa Mputu Kubi, Luyamba Loma Lofudu, Nkelende Munyoka, Mulumba Mutanda, Ngoy Wakadilo Sanpatwa, Nzanzu Yalala. Tshitenge Mutela, Mutungilayi Mutshina, Luitula Honorary: J. Mburanumwe, Ngoly Nkusu, Muzodi, Mvita Mvita wa, K Mwamba, Tshisenge Bihame Nsigayehe, Rukundo Rwanyange. Nganza, Ntmba Ngindu, Vedje Ngoy, Bakangamba Licensed Missionaries: Ntumba, Tshiona Ntumba, Tshisuabantu Ntumba, U. Banza, Mrs. Neville Bradfield, Neville Bradfield, Djasa Pem be, SanMe Tatimpanga, Buenza Mrs. Joerg Fehr, Mrs. Ronald Forde, Ronald Forde, Tshiamu, Badikengele Tshianga, A'Katshion Tshi- Mrs. Anacleto Franco, Julie Gramino, James Ham- bondo, Ilunga Tshibuabua, Kayembe Tshibuabua, er, K. B. Ilunga, Muteba Kabashi, Mrs. Dale Kam- Katekele Tshibumba, Nsabua Tshikenze, K. Tshi- berg, K. Kasongo, Kasongo wa Kasongo, M. Kason- wala, Kakanisa Walamina. go, K. Kyoni, K. Lenge, K. Mfuma, K. Mujinga, N. Licensed Missionaries: Munyakarama, M. Musadi, W. Muvatshi, Jerome K. Bakalenge, Ngolomiany Bopey, Ndambi Bwaka- Pondexter, Mrs. Jerome Pondexter, Mrs. Robert lua, James Emery Hamer, Muntu Ilunga, Mutombo Roberts, Mrs. Dean Rogers, Mrs. David Saguan, Kabasele, Mutangilayi Kabemba, Muleba Kabika- Barkat Ullah, Jimmy Ygay, Mrs. Jimmy Ygay. bo, Munda Kabongo, Ngandu Kamunga, Ilunga Kayembe, Kasenga Lubuidi, Tshiendele Bikale CENTRAL ZAIRE FIELD Mbuyi, Mbokwete Minga, Kabangampala Mu- janayi, Kakese Mupoyi, Basua Ngafula, Malenge Organized 1977 Ngoyi, B. Tsasi, Kandakanda Tshike, Mrs. Jimmy Territory: East Kasai and West Kasai Provinces. Ygay. Population: 8,384,000; churches, 147; members, Credentialed Literature Evangelists: 56,831. K. Ilunga, I. Muntu. Mailing Address: Boite Postale 1359, Kananga, Zaire Republic, Africa. EAST ZAIRE FIELD Administration: Organized 1955; reorganized 1960 President, K. Muhune. Secretary, Biodi Mabudi. Territory: North Kivu District (except Lubero and Treasurer, Jimmy Ygay. Beni Territories), Pangi Territory in Kivu Maniema, Executive Committee: K. Muhune, Chairman; N. and South Kivu District. Kabeya, T. Kanumbi, K. Katambayi, B. Katasibwe, Population: 3,000,000; churches, 391; members, M. Luendu, Tshiyoyo Lufu, Biodi Mabudi, T. 61,994. Makangu, L. Makind, M. Minga, M. Muamba, S. Mailing Address: Boite Postale 109, Goma, Kivu, Mutombo, T. Ndaya, M. Ngoy, N. Nshimba, K. Zaire Republic, Africa. Telephone: Goma 477. Shamba, M. Tshitala, T. Tshiya, Jimmy Ygay. Administration: Departments: President, R. Ruterahagusha. Development, Tshiyoyo Lufu. Secretary, R. Madandi. Education, M. Luendu. Treasurer, M. Ngirira; Assistants, K. Mande, N. Lay Activities and Sabbath School, K. Katambayi. Sekagurube. Ministerial and Stewardship, T. Tshiya. Executive Committee: R. Ruterahagusha, Publishing, T. Kanumbi. Chairman; R. Gasana, U. Hariri, Kabange, M. Ka- Temperance and VOP, M. Tshimanga. jisho, R. Madandi, K. Mande, M. Misereri, Z. Youth, M. Muamba. Mugabukuze, T. Mugabushaka, K. Ndeze, M. Ngir- Ordained Ministers: ira, M. Nsababera, M. Rujangu, K. Rwagasore, H. Tshitenge Batudinge, Ntumba Bialufu, Misumba Rwanyenyeri, R. Sebagabo, M. Sebatunzi, N. Seka- Bula, Basa Djonga, Mbayi Ilunga, Kalamba gurube, R. Sekarusu, N. Semahundo. Kabasele, Mutufansala Kabesa, Mutombo Departments: Kamuleta, Bopey Kandanda, Tshimanga Kanumbi, Church Ministries, K. Ndeze; Associates, R. Gasa- Ntumba Kanyunyu, Mutekela Kapuku, Kangudia na, U. Hariri. Katambayi, Bihamba Katasibwe, Utena Kayembe, Communication and Ministerial, M. Sebatunzi. Ndjoko Kayeye, Mukuna Lubula, MaluMalu Luen- Education, N. Semahundo. du, Muamba Lupemba, Biodi Mabudi, Tshiloba Public Affairs, R. Ruterahagusha. Makangu, Luyamby Bintoy Makind, Wa Nkashama Publishing, H. Rwanyenyeri. Mbala, Kayembe Mpandanjila, Lupemba Muamba, Religious Liberty, R. Madandi. Muamba Mudiayi, Katmbayi Mufuta, Kitule Muhune, Mukulu Mulamba, Nshimba Napita, Ordained Ministers: Tshibangu Ndaye, Ntumba Ngalamulume, Biham- Musafiri Basebya, Semirindi Bategeye, Muganwa ba Nganza, Kabue Kantanda Nkongolo, Kabeya Birikunzira, Bihanda Bushubweka, Nyemeli Butsir- Nsaka, Kwete Shamba, Bokele Tsasi, Muamba Tshi- ika, Kayirese Gahorihori, Rwamihigo Gatanazi, tadi, Mfuamba Tshitala, Tshisuyi Tshiya, Lufu Rugwizangoga Gatarayiha, Mafuku Hamisi, Uwan- Tshiyoyo. ga o Hariri, Ndagije Kabanda, Ndabutse Kabuhenda, Seburikoko Kagesera, Muramira Ka- Credentialed Missionaries: jisho, Ngirarubanda Kanzuranyo, Ngulira Karane, Ngabo Gapira, Jimmy Ygay. Murenzi Karihungu, Nsekanabanga Kazase, Licensed Ministers: Ruhinyura Madandi, Songa Madende, Mahorero Etambal Atap, Mulamba Badibanga, Tshibangu Mafundi, Runiga Makaka, Mutazihana Mbizi, Baledi, Dipungi Benalumu, Bambula Beya, Mayoyo Bukombe Mfizi, Mutega Misereri, Murinzi Mper- Beya, Minga Bopey, Bakatulowa Ilunga, Mutapi- aheze, Rukoroka Mpozembizi, Rutigunga Mpuni- AFRICA-INDIAN OCEAN DIVISION—ZAIRE UNION 57
kira, Zikama Mugabukuze, Tegera Mugabushaka, Ordained Ministers: Nkubana Muoyi, Rubarake Mukuruwabatwa, Kubelwa M. Ilunga, Mutole Kahozi, Ngoy Kam- Muzalia Munkina, Karimbanya Munyampara, wanya, Kandaila Kawinda, Mufanjala Kijana, Mwa- Idombe Musasia, Musafiri Mwemerankiko, Ruka- na-Kasongo Kijana, Tebulo Kima, Muzyanda nika Mwirane, Ruhire Ndekesi, Kabaya Ndeze, Kitungwa, Mpasa Kayembe Koni, Tshikumbi Mugara Nsababera, Karenzi Ntahobari, Mbere Nta- Luhembwe, Lw'Ateba Lumbu, Mukena Mande, makuriro, Nkendabatware Ntanyungura, Birihanze Muyumba Mbayo, Yamba Mbayo, Mpoyo Monga, Nyobera, Tabaro Ruboneza, Manzi Rujangu, Wa Mutundu Mugalu, Mutudilwa Munyampara, B. Sekabende Rusisiro, Rwasabahizi Ruterahagusha, KabangeMutentu, Mwanabute Mutombo,Mugen- Ndikumuzima Rutsiri, Nkingi Ruvuduka, Nsen- zigili-Mwehu, Luazi Nyembo. giyumva Ruzagiriza, Kwihangana Rwagasore, Credentialed Missionaries: Mudasinda Rwamakuba, Bijugiza Rwamuningi, Chungu Kineme, Bilenge Lwamba, Kahite Mpun- Habineza Rwanyenyeri, Rukoranya Sebagabo, Ba- gu, Alingunde Muhiya, Mwana Banza Nsimba, N. rore Sebakara, Songa Sebakara, Movoni Sebatun- Sangwa. zi, Rutihunza Sekarusu, Sekagondo Sekarusu, Karamira Semahore, Bigirimana Senkware, Bijyib- Licensed Ministers: gami Setuza, Ruhinda Singirankabo, Wajik Uyer- Madika Bondo, Kahozi Chungu, Ngolo Kabeja, giu. Aling'Unde Muhiya, Mwana-Banza Nsimba, Tshi- pamba Tambwe. Credentialed Missionaries: Bashi konge Hamisi, Ngoga Mutekayire, Ziragwira Licensed Missionaries: Ntaganda, Nkuba Sekagurube. Mwama Bute Kabamba, Muyumba Kahaya, Mwa- ma-Mulimbiyi Kitenge, Nzuqu Kitungwa, Kagogwa Licensed Ministers: Mande, Dibwe Mbayo, Kibundila Musa, Muyenga Kagara Bangamwabo, Mfitumukiza Barasebva, Ba- Rashidi, Kimuni Tundwa. hire Basebya, Nzamuye Baziruwiha, M. Bitondo, Semugeshi Budasi, Mutega Butera, K. Byazimbwa, Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Munyanganzo Gaferege, Mukondo Gaferesi, Rwi- Ngoyi Kalenga, Bombo Ngoy, Ebege Ngoy. sumbura Gapira, Ruyaga Gasana, Gitenge Gatana- zi, Kanagarho Iliunzumwani, Rwirahira Kabeya, Ndabutse Kajeje, Bitegeka Kamari, Ndungutse NORTH ZAIRE FIELD Karekezi, Alembelembe Katoto, Kamundu Meshi, Organized 1956 Mpenda Mizaba, Ntabwoba Mukarane, Musassia Territory: Beni and Lubero Territories in North Kivu Mukulambizia, Bashonga Mungwase, Bariyanga District of Kivu Province, and Kibali-Ituri District in Muyoboke, Ndahiriwe Ndabagerageje, Bibutsa Upper Zaire Province. Ndahoze, Nsabiyera Ndamiye, Ruharaza Nerejima- Population: 3,600,000; churches, 110; members, na, Mapendano Ngendahimana, Lubango Nsenga, 18,187. Ndahoyo Ntahompungiye, Mboneza Ntiriserura, Nshiganyi Nzamuye, Ngaruye Ruberati, Bigayu Mailing Address: Boite Postale 45, Butembo, Kivu, Ruhatijuri, Gumiriza Sebahutu, Kanyarushoke Zaire Republic, Africa. Sebuharara, Ngabo Semahundo, Birashira Shama- Administration: vu, Bakano Sindano. President, M. S. Baluku. Licensed Missionaries: Secretary, K. Kamate. Ngabo Basa, Mu rhima Habimana, Malyikano Treasurer, M. Katembo. Kaiko, Nkenuye Kavange, Kabango Mande, Midi- Auditor, K. Mukweso. buro Ngirira, Bisengimana Ntamuhanga, Ndaanwa Executive Committee: M. S. Baluku, Chairman; K. Ombeni. Kamate, Secretary; M. Kasai, K. Kasereka, M. Katembo, K. Katsongo, N. Murungi, M. Sibihwa, NORTH SHABA FIELD M. Sihingirwa, K. Syatoka, S. Unim. Organized 1954; reorganized 1974 Departments: Territory: Kabambare and Kasongo Territories in Church Ministries, M. Sibihwa; Associate, M. Kivu Province, and Tanganyika and Upper Lomami Kotse. Districts in Shaba Province. Education, Kasereka Musema. Ministerial, M. Sihingirwa. Population: 2,400,950; churches, 47; members, Publishing, K. Katsongo. 14,993. Religious liberty, M. S. Baluku. Mailing Address: Boite Postale 449, Kamina, Zaire Republic, Africa. Telephone: 99. Ordained Ministers: Atwanya Akwa, Kisunzu Baluku, Mbugha Baluku, Administration: Mbasubyaki Kabyabu, Murungi Kahindo, President, M. Kitungwe. Sibyaleghana Kahindo, Kiyonga Kakule, Kyambale Secretary, Mande Mpyama Mukena. Kamate, Mwembamba Kambale, Muhemi Kangitsi, Treasurer, Kima Tebulo. Bizimana Karambizi, Luhemba Kasai, Nzingene Executive Committee: M. Kitungwe, Chairman; Kasai, Mowabingi Kasereka, Mwirawa Katsongo, Mande Mpyama Mukena, Secretary; MuhiyaAling- Baluku Kirima, Musyakulu Kitakya, Mumbere unde, Mutombo Mwana Bute, Mutentu Kabange, Kwerekwere, Kirima Luhota, Kambere Masitake, Ngolo Kabeja, Mutole Kahozi, Ilunga Kubelwa, Kagheni Mate, Dutegereje Mbonyabashotsi, Kam- Lumbu Lw'Ateba, Kima Tebulo, Luhembwe Tshi- bale Mukwarambya, Nzyabako Murungi, Musum- kumbi. ba Ngowira, Dheba Nguna, Bijyibwani Ribakare, Departments: Mwandu Sibihwa, Mbugha Sihingirwa, B. Kule Church Ministries, Mutole Kahozi; Associate, Ilun- Syatoka, M. Syayigosola, Watumbe Udongo, Jaluk- ga Kubelwa. wa Ukoko, Ali Seba Unim, Kambale Wangalima. Communication and Ministerial, Mande Mpyama Mukena. Credentialed Missionaries: Education, Muhiya Alingunde. Mrs. Mbugha Baluku, Kinyogote Barema, Ise Mubunga Byambwera, Musonia Kabira, Mutsum- Publishing and Temperance, Ngolo Kabeja. Religious liberty, M. Kitungwe. bira Kamate, Kinyegete Kanyamayaga, Kabunga Kanyere, Muhemi Katembo, Mbakukirahi Services: Kawereka, Mutelemi Kisonia, Mumbera Mbanoya, Adventist Book Center, Ngoy Tshinzulwila. Musabuli Mweyo. 58 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Licensed Ministers: Administration: Kighemba Bulighe, Mbako Draza, Kahese Kabun- President, B. Musango. ga, Kikusa Kambale, Mukweso Kambale, Nderu Secretary-Treasurer, Upio Unen. Kambale, Basindi Kambere, Tsumangi Kanzire, Executive Committee: B. Musango, Chairman; M. Bayilamia Kasereka, I. Kasereka, Kakebire Baumbikina, I. Busemea, D. Ditu, M. Igwakobo, Kasereka, Kisunzu Kasereka, Lwatumba Kasereka, M. lyhombo, B. Kasereka, M. Lisaliko, B. Takwa, Itumbura Kasonia, Baluku Luguthu, Kotse Major, Upio Unen. Bikongo Maliro, Baluku Musatsu, Dikpa Udaga, Jatho Umia, Keraubi Upar, Dorobi Wako. Departments: Church Ministries, M. Igwakobo; Associate, B. Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Takwa. Kayitambia Kahindo, Kamukehare Kasereka. Communication and Religious Liberty, B. Musan- go. Education, Upio Unen. SOUTH SHABA FIELD Ministerial, M. Igwakobo. Publishing and Temperance, D. Ditu. Organized 1974 Territory: Shaba Province (except Tanganyika and Ordained Ministers: Upper Lomami Districts). Muluo Aluta, Musango Basaninyenzi, Musasa Baumbikina, lgwandey Busemea, Ngwasey Bwati, Population: 3,000,000; churches, 29; members, Magombe Igwakobo, Masili lyhombo, Mbugha 9,219. Kabusa, Bahwere Kasereka, Milambo Keese, Up- andjula Kenge, Kamwika Kumyaga, Milambo Maki- Mailing Address: Boite Postale 1617, Lubumbashi, sia, S. Serwili, Kasereka Sikiminywa, Baluku Takwa, Zaire Republic, Africa. Upio Unen. Administration: Credentialed Missionaries: President, Mwengwe Kaunda. Kabeja Ngarambe. Secretary-Treasurer, M. Kabashi. Executive Committee: Mwengwe Kaunda, Licensed Ministers: Chairman; K. Bwalya, M. Kabashi, M. Kanunu, K. Diankole Ditu, Moke Kasimba, Kanyangi Kungi, J. Kaubo, M. Monga, N. Mukole, Munyakazi. Masumbu, Bokele Tokandeko, Mbamba Yom- bane. Departments: Church Ministries, M. Monga. Licensed Missionaries: Communication and Religious Liberty, Mwengwe Otuka Adjue, Sumaili Ainga, Mombe Bakundani, Kaunda. Ibedja Basabwa, Mafua Baumungakua, Mbalia Fun- Education and Ministerial, N. Mukole. gula, Marni Gatemba, Katiga Makasi, Maguluma- Publishing, K. Bwalya. ni Masili, Kambere Mastaki, Lunganoi Mofilita, Temperance, Mwengwe Kaunda. Mbayo Muleya, Ngemu, Isume Shindano, K. Umba. Ordained Ministers: Kisapa Besa, Kimese Bwalya, Mwape Changwe, Muzee Kanunu, Mwengwe Kaunda, Mukaze Miji, WEST ZAIRE FIELD Karana Munyakazi, Mika Mwila, Mukole Ngoy, Organized 1956; reorganized 1962 Mukuta Pwele. Territory: Bandundu, Bas-Zaire, Equator Province, Credentialed Missionaries: and Kinshasa City. Wa Monga Kasongo, Kaombe Mpanga, Kabashi Muteba, Mwilambwe Ngoy, Bukasa lshipumpu, Population: 7,600,000; churches, 2; members, Moyo Wazigazi, Moyo Waziwazi. 3,010.
Licensed Ministers: Mailing Address: Boite Postale 7983, Kinshasa I, Matipa Kalaba, Muleka Kapambwe, Chimenya Zaire Republic, Africa. Telephone: 80671. Kaputo, Naweji Katwala, M. Kayombo, Musengwa Kayuba, Wa Senga Kimpemba, Wa Tshikaba Administration: Wa Lukaka Lubangi, Mateso Mayenze, President, B. Ditwa. Tshiwenu Monga, Muzabazi Moyo, Musonda Secretary-Treasurer, Ngwabije Rutigunga. Mubanga, Tshimuika Mushimata, Monga Mutom- Executive Committee: B. Ditwa, Chairman; Ngwa- bo, Nswana Nguno, Odia Tshikomba,Wa Musanya bije Rutigunga, Secretary; M. Kaniki, Kanyinda, Wundji. Bazeyi Kiabala, L. Kindemi, P. Lunganga, M. Maba- tanga, M. Matuba, L. Mbaya, Mukwenge, M. Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Nzombi. Kitenge Abamutake, Kishimba Bupe, Mwenyemali Ebedi, Kisenga Kalipentala, Eseselo Kutshe, Tshika- Departments: ba Luangana, Bwelia L. Masika, Wawenga Ndum- Education, Bazeyi Kiabala. ba, Mwayumba Ngoyi, Badikebedi Tshimanga, Lay Activities and Sabbath School, M. Mabatanga. Kayembe Tshipoko. Publishing, L. Kindemi. Stewardship, M. Mabatanga. Youth and VOP, M. Nzombi. UPPER ZAIRE FIELD Organized 1974 Ordained Ministers: Territory: Kivu Maniema and Mwenga Territory in Kitwa Kalume, Ponde Lunganga, Kiambalo South Kivu District of Kivu Province, and Upper Luvuezo, Manani Mabatanga. Zaire Province (except Kibali-Ituri District). Credentialed Missionaries: Population: 6,200,000; churches, 35; members, Kiabala Bazeyi, Luvusu Kabebi Kindemi, T. Mbuyi, 7,173. Ndongola. Mailing Address: Boite Postale 1051, Kisangani, Licensed Ministers: Zaire Republic, Africa. Kiakuvue. AFRICA-INDIAN OCEAN DIVISION-INSTITUTIONS 59
Licensed Missionaries: Credentialed Literature Evangelists: Ndinga Kidimu, Maleba. D. Kanku, K. Kimbulu, B. A. Niyineza.
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BURUNDI MISSION Mailing Address: Boite Postale 1710, Bujumbura, Organized 1931 Burundi, Africa. Reorganized 1960, 1964, 1984 Office Address: 126 Avenue Prince Louis Rwaga- Territory: Burundi. sore, Bujumbura, Burundi, Africa. Telephones: Bujumbura 3130 and 3155. Population: 5,120,000; churches, 81; members, Administration: 20,621. President, -. Telegraphic Address: "Adventiste," Bujumbura, Secretary, Burundi, Africa. Treasurer,
INSTITUTIONS AND OTHER ENTITIES AFRICA-INDIAN OCEAN DIVISION
Educational Phoenix Adventist Secondary School, Palmerston Road, Phoenix, Mauritius, Indian Ocean. Adventist Missionary College, P.O. Box 9358, Air- Rwankeri Adventist Secondary School (College port-Accra, Ghana, West Africa. Adventiste de Rwankeri), B.P. 54, Ruhengeri, Adventist Seminary of West Africa, P.M.B. 21244, Rwanda, Africa. Ikeja, Lagos State, Nigeria, West Africa. Sangmelima Adventist Secondary School (College Adventist University of Central Africa (Universite Adventiste), B.P. 16, Sangmelima, Republic of Adventiste de I'Afrique Centrale), B.P. 118, Cameroun. Gisenyi, Rwanda, Central Africa. Soamanandrariny Adventist Secondary School Adventist Vocational Institute, P.O. Box 183, Techi- (Seminaire Adventiste de Soamanandrariny), man, B.A., Ghana, West Africa. B.P. 321, Antananarivo, Madagascar. Agona Seventh-day Adventist Secondary School, Songa Institute (Institut de Songa), D/S Kamina, P.O. Box 30, Agona, Ashanti, Ghana, West Afri- Zaire Republic, Africa. ca. Yele Seventh-day Adventist Secondary School, Ankazambo Adventist School (Ecole Adventiste P.O. Box 50, Magburaka, Sierra Leone, West Afri- d'Ankazambo), B.P. 20, 409 Befandriana-Nord, ca. Madagascar. Antarandolo Adventist School (College Adventiste Health-Care d'Antarandolo), B.P. 1146, Fianarantsoa, Mada- gascar. Hospitals: Asokore Seventh-day Adventist Teacher Training Aba Health Centre and Motherless Children's College, P.O. Box 18, Asokore-Koforidua, Gha- Home, P.M.B. 7115, Aba, Imo State, Nigeria, na, West Africa. West Africa. Bekwai Seventh-day Adventist Secondary School, Andapa Hospital and Dental Clinic (Hopital Adven- P.O. Box 45, Bekwai, Ghana, West Africa. tiste), B.P. 50, Andapa, Madagascar, Indian Bouake Adventist Secondary School (College Ocean. Adventiste de Bouake), B.P. 1270, Bouake, Cote Asamang Seventh-day Adventist Hospital, P.O. Box d'Ivoi re, West Africa. 480, Kumasi, Ghana, West Africa. Burkina Faso Adventist Horticultural Training Cen- Cooper Memorial Seventh-day Adventist Hospital, ter (Centre Horticole de la Mission Adventiste), P.O. Box 546, Monrovia, Liberia, West Africa. B.P. 592, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso, West Afri- Inisha Community Medical Centre, P.O. Box 7, ca. Inisha, Oyo State, Nigeria, West Africa. Dogba Secondary School (College Adventiste de Jengre Seventh-day Adventist Hospital, P.M.B. Dogba), B.P. 45, Maroua, Republic of Cameroun, 2054, Jos, Plateau State, Nigeria, West Africa. Africa. Koza Adventist Hospital (Hopital Adventiste de Gitwe Adventist Secondary School (College Koza), B.P. 38, Mokolo, Republic of Cameroun. Adventiste de Gitwe), B.P. 85, Gitarama, Rwan- Masanga Leprosy Hospital, P.M.B. 814, Freetown, da, Africa. Sierra Leone, West Africa. Kanyatsi Institute (Institut de Kanyatsi), B.P. 246, Mugonero Hospital (Hopital de Mugonero), B.P. Goma, Kivu, Zaire Republic, Africa. 65, Kibuye, Rwanda, Africa. Konola Academy, P.O. Box 1402, Monrovia, Liber- Songa Adventist Hospital (Hopital de Songa et Lep- ia, West Africa. roserie), D/S Kamina, Zaire Republic, Africa. Lukanga Adventist Institute (Institut Adventiste de Dispensaries, Clinics and Health Centers: Lukanga), B.P. 180, Butembo, Kivu, Zaire Repub- Adventist Health Services-Nigeria, P.O. Box 207, lic, Africa. Ikeja, Lagos State, Nigeria, West Africa: Mugonero School of Nursing Science (Ecole des Aiyetoro Ekiti Dispensary, P.O. Box 7, Oshogbo, Sciences Infirmieres de Mugonero), B.P. 65, Oyo State, Nigeria, West Africa. Kibuye. Rwanda, Africa. Arum Tumara Dispensary, P.O. Box 88, Bukuru, Nanga-Eboko Adventist Secondary School (Semi- Plateau State, Nigeria, West Africa. naire Adventiste de Nanga-Eboko), B.P. 4, Nan- Igbobini Clinic, P.O. Box 79, Okitipupa, Ondo ga-Eboko, Republic of Cameroun. State, Nigeria, West Africa. Peninsula Secondary School, Waterloo, Sierra Ilishan Remo (ASWA) Health Centre, PMB Leone, West Africa. 21244, Ikeja, Lagos State, Nigeria, West Africa. 60 SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST YEARBOOK, 1988
Maigamo Dispensary, PMB 2054, Jos, Plateau Manjakaray Dispensary, B.P. 670, Antananarivo, State, Nigeria, West Africa. Madagascar. Ramin Kura Health Centre, PMB 2054, Jos, Mokambo Dispensary, B.P. 1617, Lubumbashi, Plateau State, Nigeria, West Africa. Zaire Republic, Africa. Ugbo Clinic, P.O. Box 79, Okitipupa, Ondo Nanga-Eboko Dispensary, B.P. 4, Nanga-Eboko, State, Nigeria, West Africa. Republic of Cameroun. Asamang Adventist Health Centre, P.O. Box 2, Asa- Ndjokopunda Dispensary, B.P. 1359, Kananga, mang, Ashanti, Ghana, West Africa. Zaire Republic, Africa. ASSAR (Association des Services de Sante Adven- Nebasa Dispensary, B.P. 1051, Kisangani, Zaire Re- tistes au Rwanda), B.P. 2, Kigali, Rwanda, Africa: public, Africa. Gitwe Dispensary, B.P. 1, Nyabisindu, Rwanda, Niaguis Dispensary, B.P. 127, Ziguinchor, Casa- Africa. mance, Senegal, West Africa. Karora Dispensary, B.P. 2, Kigali, Rwanda, Afri- Nkwanza Dispensary, B.P. 7983, Kinshasa II, Zaire ca. Republic, Africa. Kigali Dental Clinic (Cabinet Dentaire Adventis- Rwese Dispensary, B.P. 45, Butembo, Kivu, Zaire ta de Kigali), B.P. 367, Kigali, Rwanda, Africa. Republic, Africa. Kinunu Dispensary, B.P. 2, Kigali, Rwanda, Afri- Sangmelima Dispensary, B.P. 16, Sangmelima, Re- ca. public of Cameroun. Mudende Health Centre, B.P. 118, Gisenyi, Shanje Dispensary, B.P. 109, Goma, Zaire Repub- Rwanda, Africa. lic, Africa. Nyarwungo Dispensary, B.P. 2, Kigali, Rwanda, Dental Clinics: Africa. Kigali Dental Clinic (Cabinet Dentaire Adven- Rwankeri Health Centre, B.P. 2, Kigali, Rwanda, tiste de Kigali), B.P. 367, Kigali, Rwanda, Afri- Africa. ca. Bakwa-Tombe Dispensary, B.P. 1359, Kananga, Lubumbashi Adventist Dental Clinic (Clinique Zaire Republic, Africa. Dentaire Adventiste), 114 Avenue Maniema, Bandalungwa Dispensary, B.P. 7983, Kinshasa II, Lubumbashi. Mailing Address: B.P. 2099, Zaire Republic, Africa. Lubumbashi, Zaire Republic, Africa. Batouri Dispensary, B.P. 58, Batouri, Republic of Yaounde Dental Clinic, B.P. 401, Yaounde, Re- Cameroun. public of Cameroun. Bazega Dispensary, B.P. 592, Ouagadougou, Burki- Retirement Homes: na -Faso, West Africa. Rosie Le Meme Home, Telfair Avenue, Quatre- Beni Dispensary, B.P. 45, Butembo, Kivu, Zaire Re- Bornes, Mauritius, Indian Ocean. public, Africa. Bere Health Centre, B.P. 146, Moundou, Chad. Publishing Bigobo Dispensary, B.P. 449, Kamina, Zaire Repub- lic, Africa. Advent Press, P.O. Box 0102, Osu, Accra, Ghana, Buea Dispensary, B.P. 33, Buea, Republic of Came- West Africa. roun. Adventist Printing House (Imprimerie Adventiste, Buramba Dispensary, B.P. 109, Goma, Kivu, Zaire Trano Fanontam-Printy Adventista), B.P. 1134, Republic, Africa. Antananarivo, Madagascar. Bushonga Dispensary, B.P. 109, Goma, Kivu, Zaire Central African Publishing House (Imprimerie Republic, Africa. Adventiste "IMA"), B.P. 61, Yaounde, Republic Dibuko Dispensary, B.P. 1359, Kananga, Zaire Re- of Cameroun. public, Africa. Divuma Dispensary, B.P. 1617, Lubumbashi, Zaire Other Entities Republic, Africa. Airplanes: Dogba Dispensary, B.P. 45, Maroua, Republic of 9Q-CDB Partenavia P68 - Zaire Union Mission. Cameroun. 9Q-CNF Cessna 185 - Zaire Union Mission. Gabinda Dispensary, B.P. 1359, Kananga, Zaire Re- 9Q-CWD Cessna 206 - Zaire Union Mission. public, Africa. Radio-TV Production Centers and Bible Correspond- Glei Adventist Health Centre, B.P. 1222, Lome, ence Schools: Togo, West Africa. Benin: La Voix de l'Esperance, B.P. 2153, Cotonou, Kamina Dispensary, B.P. 449, Kamina, Shaba, Zaire R.P. Benin, West Africa. Republic, Africa. Burundi: La Voix de l'Esperance, B.P. 1710, Bujum- Kanyabayongo Dispensary, B.P. 45, Butembo, bura, Burundi, Africa. Zaire Republic, Africa. Cameroun: La Voix de l'Esperance, B.P. 401, Kanyatsi Dispensary, B.P. 109, Goma, Kivu, Zaire Yaounde, Republic of Cameroun. Republic, Africa. Cote d'Ivoire: Adventist World Radio/AID, B.P. Kasolo Dispensary, B.P. 1617, Lubumbashi, Shaba, 1751, Abidjan 08, Cote d'Ivoire, West Africa. Zaire Republic, Africa. La Voix de l'Esperance, B.P. 335, Abidjan 01, Katalaya Dispensary, B.P. 1359, Kananga, Zaire Re- Cote d'Ivoire, West Africa. public, Africa. Ghana: Voice of Prophecy, P.O. Box 1016, Accra, Kayna Dispensary, B.P. 45, Butembo, Zaire Repub- Ghana, West Africa. lic, Africa. Madagascar: La Voix de l'Esperance, B.P. 466, Anta- Kikamba Dispensary, B.P. 449, Kamina, Zaire Re- nanarivo, Madagascar. public, Africa. Mauritius: Voice of Prophecy, P.O. Box 18, Rose Kirundu Dispensary, B.P. 1051, Kisangani, Zaire Re- Hill, Mauritius, Indian Ocean. public, Africa. Reunion: La Voix de l'Esperance, B.P. 227, Saint- Lubero Dispensary, B.P. 109, Goma, Kivu, Zaire Denis, Reunion, Indian Ocean. Republic, Africa. Rwanda: Voice of Prophecy, B.P. 367, Kigali, Rwan- Lubilu Dispensary, B.P. 1359, Kananga, Zaire Re- da, Africa. public, Africa. Senegal: La Voix de l'Esperance, B.P. 1013, Dakar, Lukanga Dispensary, B.P. 180, Butembo, Kivu, Senegal, West Africa. Zaire Republic, Africa. Zaire: La Voix de l'Esperance (in French and Swahi- Lulengele Dispensary, B.P. 1359, Kananga, Zaire li), B.P. 327, Lubumbashi, Zaire Republic, Africa. Republic, Africa.