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2019 Directory 2019 Directory Board of Directors President - Chairperson, Wesley Torres Seventh-day Adventist Church Vice President for Administration - Ern Brake (British Columbia Conference) Vice President for Finance - Jeff Klam Serving British Columbia, Yukon & Western Northwest Territories Superintendent of Education - *Permanent Invitee, Phil Hudema Ministerial Director - *Permanent Invitee - Tom Glatts Office Hours Basit, Kenny - Lay Member Monday -Thursday Diminyatz, Meghann - Employee 8:30 am - 5:00 pm Brewer, Phillip - Lay Member Fuller, Mere - Lay Member Office Location (Parcels) Gregg, Joel - Lay Member 1626 McCallum Road Kuppers, Reiner - Lay Member Abbotsford, BC V2S 3M4 Marcus Trayer, Lay Member Mariano, Shine Deza - Lay Member Mailing Address (Letters Only) Maxwell, Sophia - Lay Member Box 1000 McCreey, Dale - Lay Member Abbotsford, BC V2S 4P5 Poch, Angela - Lay Member Qui, Peter - Employee Telecommunications Rud, Robert - Employee Telephone 604 853-5451 Sabot, Claude - Employee Fax 604 853-8681 Thorp, Julie - Lay Member www.bcadventist.ca Watson, Alrick - Employee Zapotichny, Russel - Lay Member US Mailing Address Zinner, Harald - Lay Member Box 1300 Sumas, WA 98295 Bylaws Committee Vice President for Administration - Chairperson, Ern Brake US Shipping Address President - Wesley Torres (Invitee) Sumas Mini Storage SDACC Secretary - Daniel Stojanovic 446 Harrison Street #68 Franks, Doug Sumas, WA 98295 Boonstra, Kevin 360-988-7723 Buchanan Sonja Fax 360-988-4210 Hibbert, Leslie Wood, Stu ABC CHRISTIAN STORE COMMITTEE President - Chairperson, Wesley Torres Vice President for Administration – Secretary, Ern Brake Vice President for Finance - Jeff Klam ABC Manager - David Haluska Bell,Vic Brownmiller, Audrey Trana, Jim Gregg, Joel Smith, Stan CHURCH GROWTH/EVANGELISM COMMITTEE Williams, Dennis Church Growth Director - Chairperson, Ern Brake President - Wesley Torres ADCOM (Administrative Committee) Vice President for Administration - Ern Brake President - Chairperson, Wesley Torres Vice President for Finance - Jeff Klam Vice President for Administration – Secretary, Ern Brake Ministerial Director - Tom Glatts Vice President for Finance - Jeff Klam Justis St. Hilaire - Employee Superintendent of Education - Phil Hudema Ministerial Director - Tom Glatts CHURCH PLANTING TASKFORCE President - Chairperson, Wesley Torres AUDIT REVIEW COMMITTEE Vice President for Administration - Ern Brake Chairperson - Russel Zapotichny Vice President for Finance - Jeff Klam Bell, Vic Ministerial Director - Tom Glatts Kazanowski, Gerald Griffiths, Colin Quiring, Don Kossovan, Marian Smith, Stan Qui, Peter BUILDING COMMITTEE COMMUNICATION & MEDIA Vice President for Finance – Chairperson, Jeff Klam Communications Director - Joey Aguilar President - Wesley Torres Eun, Paul Vice President for Administration - Ern Brake Jensen, Stan Superintendent of Education - Phil Hudema Thorp, Greg Johnson, Wayne Toombs, Warren Maddocks, Barry Poch, Angela Mowat, Dallas Rud, Robert FINANCE COMMITTEE Vice President for Finance - Chairperson, Jeff Klam CAMP HOPE COMMITTEE President - Wesley Torres President - Chairperson, Wesley Torres Vice President for Administration - Secretary, Ern Brake Vice President for Administration - Ern Brake Atherton, Kirsten Vice President for Finance - Jeff Klam Bell, Vic Camp Hope - Bill Gerber Smith, Stan Camp Hope Lodge Manager - Stephanie Schafer Stolz, Stuart Camp Hope Maintenace Director - Todd Schafer Zapotichny, Russell Youth Director - Brian Wahl Anderson, Carole Corbett, Ted Erickson, Bob Mowat, Chad K-12 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE PASTORAL PLACEMENT COMMITTEE President - Wesley Torres Vice President for Administration - Chairperson, Ern Brake Vice President for Administration - Wesley Torres President - Wesley Torres Vice President for Finance - Jeff Klam Vice President for Finance - Jeff Klam Superintendent of Education - Phil Hudema Ministerial Director - Tom Glatts Associate Superintendent of Education - Kent Rusk Griffits, Colin Associate Superintendent of Education - Lisa Clarke Jamieson, Dave Wellman, Greg K-12 BOARD OF EDUCATION President - Chairperson, Wesley Torres PLANNED GIVING COMMITTEE Superintendent of Education - Secretary, Education Director Vice President for Finance - Chairperson - Jeff Klam Vice President for Administration - Ern Brake President - Wesley Torres Vice President for Finance - Jeff Klam Vice President for Administration - Ern Brake Associate Superintendent of Education - Kent Rusk Planned Giving Director - Sven Tornlov Associate Superintendent of Education - Lisa Clarke Bayer, Betty - SDACC Education Director REGIONAL MINISTERIAL COORDINATOR FOR CANDIDATE Bastien, Scott - Lakeview Christian School, Principal President - Chairperson, Wesley Torres Bunker, Norman - Lay Member, PCS Chair, Member at Large Vice President for Administration - Ern Brake Coward, Mandy - Avalon Adventist Jr. Academy, Principal* - by position Vice President for Finance - Jeff Klam Domke, Cathy - Fraser Valley Adventist Academy, Principal Ministerial Director - Tom Glatts Erickson, Caren - Deer Lake SDA School, Principal Djakov, Peter Friesen, Warren - Cariboo Adventist Academy, Principal Jamieson, Dave Hazzard Beverly - Lay Member - OCS Board Chair, Member at Large Regional Ministerial Coordinators Katik, Melaine - Westcoast School Principal Koscielny, DeeDee - Lay Member, NOJA Chair, Member at Large SEARCH COMMITTEE Kuppers, Reiner - BOD Member President - Chairperson - Wesley Torres McMullen, Lawrence - Okanagan Christian School, Principal Vice President for Administration - Ern Brake Rodriguez, David - Salmon Arm Church Pastor Vice President for Finance - Jeff Klam Shankel, Darren - Peace Christian School (Academy), Principal Estores, Levi -Pastor Spangler, Lois - Lay Member, Public School treacher Josiah, Michael - Lay Member Zapotichny, Russ - Lay member, FVAA Chair , Member at large Sabot, Claude - Board Member - Pastor Thorp, Julie - Board Member INVESTMENT COMMITTEE Vice President for Finance - Chairperson - Jeff Klam President - Wesley Torres Vice President for Finance - Jeff Klam Associate Treasurer - Sven Tornlov Debroski, Desmond Mann, Bowan Wiegel, Rick OCS Board Appointed Representative OFFICE PERSONNEL Abraham, Pam ext. 601 Hudema, Phil ext. 501 Assistant Manager [email protected] Superintendent of Education [email protected] Aguilar, Joey ext. 401 Klam, Jeff ext. 103 Director - Communications [email protected] Vice-president for Finance [email protected] Astleford, Julie ext. 202 Kuppers, Elizabeth ext. 203 Business Intern [email protected] Senior Accountant [email protected] Aymont, Val ext. 505 Macaraig, Sheila ext. 106 Finance Specialist - Education [email protected] Aministrative Assistant [email protected] Brake, Ern ext. 102 Martinez, Tanya Avelar ext. 205 Vice-president for Administration [email protected] Administrative Assistant [email protected] Dinning, Shelly ext. 504 Mihailescu, Rozy ext. 551 Administrative Secretary [email protected] West Coast School [email protected] Education Misseghers, Bonnie ext. 200 Gallant, Jordan ext. 204 Administrative Assistant [email protected] Auditor [email protected] Grant Misseghers ext. 304 Gerber, Bill ext. 305 Associate Youth Director [email protected] Director - Camp Hope [email protected] Naidoo, Trevino ext. 403 Gibbons, Shelley ext. 304 Assistant to Ministry [email protected] Secretary [email protected] Youth, Summer Camps, Clubs Pillai, Mary ext. 105 Administrative Assistant [email protected] Glatts, Tom ext. 301 Director - Ministerial Department [email protected] Rusk, Kent ext. 502 Associate Superintendent [email protected] Haluska, David ext. 600 of Education Manager - ABC Christian Store [email protected] Heather Saloka 604-859-2566 Hemrich, Karen ext. 402 ABC Christian Store [email protected] Secretary - Communications [email protected] Hudema, Phil ext. 501 Tornlov, Sven ext. 201 Superintendent of Education [email protected] Associate Treasurer [email protected] Director - Planned Giving Klam, Jeff ext. 103 Vice-president for Finance [email protected] Torres, Wesley ext. 105 President [email protected] Kuppers, Elizabeth ext. 203 Senior Accountant [email protected] Wahl, Brian ext. 303 Director - Youth, Summer Camps, [email protected] Macaraig, Sheila ext. 106 Clubs Aministrative Assistant [email protected] Martinez, Tanya Avelar ext. 205 Administrative Assistant [email protected] Mihailescu, Rozy ext. 551 West Coast School [email protected] Misseghers, Bonnie ext. 200 Administrative Assistant [email protected] Grant Misseghers ext. 304 Associate Youth Director [email protected] Naidoo, Trevino ext. 403 Assistant to Ministry [email protected] Pillai, Mary ext. 105 Administrative Assistant [email protected] Rusk, Kent ext. 502 Associate Superintendent [email protected] of Education Heather Saloka 604-859-2566 ABC Christian Store [email protected] Churches 100 Mile House SDA Church Abundant Life Community Company Phone 778-482-5334 Phone 604-581-1278 Email [email protected] Street Address 5489 Saunders Cres RR1, 100 Mile House VOK 2E1 Sabbath School 9:30 am Worship 11:20 am Mail Address PO Box 1259, 100 Mile House BC VOK 2EO Prayer Meeting Wednesday 7:00 pm Membership 45 Membership 100 Pastor Joel Duntin Street Adress 13062 104 Ave, Surrey BC V3T 1T7 Clerk Treasurer Susan Wolf Mail Address 9495 132 St, Surrey BC V3V
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