, AR a 137th Annual Statistical Report 1999
General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists 12501 Old Columbia Pike • Silver Spring, Maryland 20904-6600 Compiled by the Office of Archives and Statistics
STATISTICAL REPORT of Seventh-day Adventist Conferences, Missions, and Institutions Throughout the World for the Year Ending December 31, 1999
A WORD ABOUT THIS REPORT
A Remarkable Year Statistically.—This past year was one of the of 1998, there was one for every 547 at the end of 1999. Another most statistically remarkable in Seventh-day Adventist history. The bap- significant statistic relates to the fact that Seventh-day Adventists are tisms and professions of faith for 1999 (1,090,848) are the most ever growing at a rate of one for every 101 within the current world population recorded. That means that every day on the average in 1999, 2,987 increase. Additional evidence of growth is seen within the pages that youth and adults throughout the world publicly acknowledged their Cre- follow. ator and Redeemer through baptism or profession of faith into the Sev- The Challenge of Growth.—Contributions for 1999 totaled enth-day Adventist Church. That accession rate of 10.73 percent is the $1,605,715,044 and is the largest amount contributed any year. It consti- highest percentage since 1933. An equally impressive statistic is the tutes a per capita giving of $168.32. Staggering as the figures are, how- growth rate of 7.63 percent. That percentage includes deaths, dropped, ever, they illustrate a challenge of growth since the variation in and missing and is the highest since 1986. At the end of 1999, there resources within our worldwide membership is vast. Today the average were 775,768 more Seventh-day Adventists than at the beginning of the income of a believer living in the United States is 43 times that of a fel- year. We have thus increased by an average of 2,124 each day during low believer in Tanzania. Obviously that impacts the per capita giving the year bringing our total membership to 10,939,182. between the various divisions. The financial disparity surely gives rele- Additional Evidence of Growth.—For the first time in our history, vance to the counsel of the author of Hebrews: "Do not neglect to do over one million students enrolled in Seventh-day Adventist schools. good and to share what you have, for such sacrifices are pleasing to Additional "firsts" include a Sabbath School membership exceeding 12 God" (Heb. 13:16). Our heritage reveals that such counsel is taken very million and a total tithe figure of over $1 billion. The ratio of Seventh-day seriously by the Seventh-day Adventist Church. Adventists to world population continued to improve. While there was one Seventh-day Adventist for every 583 persons in the world at the end —Statistics within this report compiled by Kathleen Jones
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Sessions of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists 3 Healthcare Institutions 7 Scheduled Meetings 3 Publishing. ..... 7 Officers of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists 3 Denominational Employees Classified by Credentials Carried 1999 ...... Accessions 4 General Statistics by Divisions for 1999 8 Church Membership by World Divisions 4 Denominational Employees 34 General Survey of Organizations 4 Institutional Statistics for 1999 47 Summary of Institutions 4 Section I-Educational Institutions and Primary Schools 47 4 General and Institutional Employees Section II-Food Industries 52 Tithe and Offerings 4 Section III-Healthcare Institutions 52 Tithe and Offerings 1999 5 Section IV-Publishing Houses 58 Denominational Assets 5 Adventist Development and Relief Agency International (ADRA) 59 Denominational Assets and Net Worth 1998 5 Global Mission 61 Food Industries 5 The Church's Presence, Outreach, and Mission. . . . . . 61 International Deployment of Personnel 5 Table 1-Conf/Miss Where Each Church Serves More Than One Million Persons 61 Children's Ministries 5 Women's Ministries . 5 Countries and Areas Where SDA Work is Not Currently Established 62 Sabbath School and Personal Ministries . 6 and 7 Table 2-Seventh-day Adventist Presence in Countries and Areas of the World 63 Education 6 Languages and Dialects in Which SDA Publications are Now in Print 66 Der • ri [(national Employees Classified by Type of Employment 1999 6 Summary of Seventh-day Adventist World Statistics 68 Youth 7 A General Survey of Statistical and Financial Summaries Over a Period of Years 69 Broadcast Ministries Total Tithe and Offenngs From Date of Organization to the Present Time.... ...... 70 STATISTICAL REPORT FOR 1999 3
SESSIONS OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OFFICERS OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS OF SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS Session Delegates Date of Session Location Name Term of Service
1 20 May 20, 1863 . .. Battle Creek, Michigan Presidents 2 . 20 May 18, 1864.. Bathe Creek, Michigan 1 John Byington ... . May 20,1863 to May 17,1865 3 ..... .. 21 May 17,1865.. Bate Creek, Michigan 2 James White ... . .. May 17,1865 to May 14,1867 4 . 19 May 16, 1866 . Battle Creek, Michigan 3 J N Andrews .. .. . ,. May 14, 1867 to May 18,1869 18 May 14, 1867... Battle Creek, Michigan 4 James Mite ...... May 18,1869 to December 29,1871 6 15 May 12,1868 Battle Creek, Michigan 5 George I. Butler. .. December 29, 1871 to August 10,1874 7 16 May 18, 1869 . Battle Creek, Michigan 6 James White .... ,. August 10,1874 to October 6,1880 8 22 March 15,1870 .. Bark Creek, Michigan 7 George I Butler. .. October 6,1880 to October 17,1888 9 17 February 7,1871. Bathe Creek, Michigan 8 0. A Olsen .... .. . - October 17, 1888 to February 19,1897 10 14 December 29, 1871 .. Battle Creek, Michigan 9 G A. In= ... February 19,1897 to April 2, 1901 11 18 March 11,1873 Bathe Creek, Michigan 10 A. G Daniells ... April 2, 1901 to May 11,1922 12 . 21 November 14,1873. Bathe Creek, Michigan 11 W A. Spicer.. .... May 11, 1922 to May 28, 1930 19 August 10,1874.... Battle Creek, Michigan 12 C. H Watson ... May 28,1930 to May 26,1936 18 August 15, 1875 Battle Creek, Michigan 13 J L McElhany ... . May 26, 1936 to July 10,1950 1st Special .. . 15 March 31,1876 ... Battle Creek, Michigan 14 W H Branson . .. July 10,1950 to May 24,1954 16 September 19,1876 Lansing, Michigan 15 R R. Figuhr . .. . . May 24, 1954 to June 16, 1966 2nd Special 16 November 12 and 13,1876...Battle Creek, Michigan 16 Robert H. Pierson .... June 16,1966 to January 3, 1979 20 September 20, 1877. Lansing, Michigan 17 Neal C Wilson. ... January 3, 1979 to July 5, 1990 3rd Special 22 March 1,1878 Battle Creek, Michigan 18 Robert S. Folkenberg... July 5, 1990 to March 1,1999 17 39 October 4, 1878 . Battle Creek, Michigan 19 Jan Paulsen. ... . . , March 1,1999 to ... 4th Special ... 29 Apnl 17 to April 21, 1879 ... Battle Creek, Michigan 18 39 November 7,1879 ... Battle Creek, Michigan 5th Special .. 28 March 11 to March 15, 1880 ... Battle Creek, Michigan Secretaries 38 October 6, 1880 Battle Creek, Michigan 20 . 41 December 1,1881 ... Battle Creek, Michigan 1 Unah Smith . May 20, 1863 to November 14,1873 47 December 7, 1882 .. Rome, New York 2 S. Brownsberger . November 14,1873 to August 10,1874 22 65 November 8, 1883 , . Battle Creek, Michigan 3 Unah Smith ... August 10, 1874 to September 19,1876 23 67 October 30, 1884 Battle Creek, Michigan 4 C. W Stone . ..... . September 19,1876 to September 20, 1877 24 70 November 18,1885 Battle Creek, Michigan 5 Unah Smith ... September 20,1877 to December 1,1881 71 November 18,1886 Battle Creek, Michigan 6 A B. Oyen December 1,1881 to November 8, 1883 26 70 November 13, 1887 . .. Oakland, California 7 Unah Smith November 8,1883 to October 17, 1888 27 91 October 17 to November 4, 1888 Minneapolis, Minnesota 8 Dan T. Jones ...... October 17,1888 to March 5,1891 109 October 18 to November 5, 1889 Battle Creek, Michigan 9 W. A. Colcord March 5, 1891 to March 7, 1893 29 . 125 March 5 to March 25, 1891. Battle Creek, Michigan 10 L T Nicola ... . March 7, 1893 to February 19,1897 30 130 February 17 to March 6, 1893 . Battle Creek, Michigan 11 L. A Hoopes ... . February 19,1897 to April 2,1901 31 . 150 February 15 to March 4, 1895 Battle Creek, Michigan 12 H E Osbome . . Apn12, 1901 to Apnl 11,1903 32... 140 February 19 to March 8, 1897 ... College View, Nebraska 13 W. A Spicer ... . April 11, 1903 to May 11, 1922 33 149 February 15 to March 7, 1899 South Lancaster, Mass 14 A G. Daniells. May 11,1922 to May 27, 1926 34. 268 April 2 to Apn123, 1901 Battle Creek, Michigan 15 C. K Meyers .... May 27, 1926 to October 17,1933 139 March 27 to Apn113, 1903 ... Oakland, California 16 M. E. Kern October 17,1933 to May 26,1936 36 . 197 May 11 to May 30, 1905... Washington, D.0 17 E. D. Dick.. May 26, 1936 to September 19,1952 328 May 13 to June 6,1909 Washington, D C. 18 D E Rebok September 19, 1952 to May 24,1954 372 May 1 to June 8,1913 Washington, D.0 19 May 24,1954 to June 11, 1970 39.. 443 March 29 to April 14, 1918 San Francisco, California 20 Clyde 0. Franz. . June 11, 1970 to April 16,1980 40. 581 May 11 to May 28,1922 San Francisco, California 21 G. Ralph Thompson. „ . April 16,1980 to June 29, 2000 577 May 27 to June 14, 1926 . Milwaukee, Wisconsin 22 Matthew A Bediako June 29, 2000 to . 42. 577 May 28 to June 12, 1930 .. San Francisco, California 43 .. 671 May 26 to June 8, 1936 San Francisco, California 619 May 26 to June 7, 1941 ... ... San Francisco, California Treasurers 45.. 828 June 5 to June 15, 1946. Washington, DC 1 E S. Walker. .. May 20, 1863 to May 17, 1865 46 . 943 July 10 to July 22, 1950 .. ... San Francisco, California 2 1. D Van Horn .. .. May 17, 1865 to May 12,1868 47 1,109 May 24 to June 5, 1954 . San Francisco, California 3 J N. Loughborough . . May 12,1868 to May 18,1869 48 1,160 June 19 to June 28,1958... . Cleveland, Ohio 4 E S Walker.... . May 18, 1869 to March 15,1870 49 1,314 July 26 to August 4, 1962 San Francisco, California 5 March 15,1870 to February 7, 1871 50 1,495 June 16 to June 25,1966. Detroit, Michigan 6 Mrs A S Van Horn . February 7, 1871 to March 11,1873 51 1,782 June 11 to June 20, . Atlantic City, New Jersey 7 E B. Gasldll March 11, 1873 to August 10, 1874 52.. 1,756 July 10 to July 19, 1975. Vienna, Austria 8 Hannon Lindsay. .. August 10,1874 to August 15,1875 53. 1,925 April 16 to April 26, 1980 Dallas, Texas 9 Fredericka House. .. August 15,1875 to September 19, 1876 2,044 June 27 to July 6, 1985 . New Orleans, Louisiana 10 UnaliSmith September 19,1876 to September 20,1877 55 2,239 July 5 to July 14,1990 Indianapolis, Indiana 11 Mrs M. J. Chapman. September 20,1877 to November 8, 1883 2,321 June 29 to July 8, 1995 . Utrecht, Netherlands 12 A R. Henry November 8,1883 to October 17,1888 57 . 1,844 June 29 to July 8.2000 Toronto, Canada 13 Harmon Lindsay ...... October 17,1888 to February 17,1893 14 W. H Edwards.. .. February 17,1893 to February 19, 1897 15 A G. Adams February 19,1897 to October 21,1900 16 H M Mitchell. ... Apnl 19,1901 to March 27,1903 17 I. H. Evans . March 27, 1903 to May 13,1909 18 W T. Knox .. May 13,1909 to May 11,1922 19 J. L Shaw May 11,1922 to May 26,1936 20 W. E. Nelson ... May 26,1936 to July 10,1950 SCHEDULED MEETINGS 21 C L. Torrey . .. July 10, 1950 to June 16, 1966 22 K H Emmerson. June 16,1966 to Apn116, 1980 Meeting Date Location 23 L. L Butler .. . . April 16, 1980 to June 27, 1985 24 Donald F. Gilbert . June 27,1985 to June 29,1995 25 Robert L Rawson Annual Council September 26 to October 2, 2000 Silver Spring, Maryland June 29, 1995 to , . Spnng Meeting Apnl 18 and 19, 2001 Silver Spring, Maryland Annual Council .... September 25 to October 1, 2001 Silver Spring, Maryland Spnng Meeting ... April 17 and 18, 2002 . Silver Spnng, Maryland Note-In the three preceding tables the dates indicate the beginning dates of the General Conference Annual Council... . September 24 to 30, 2002 ... Silver Spring, Maryland Sessions involved, except where special elections have been held between sessions. 4 GENERAL STATISTICS FOR 1999
ACCESSIONS SUMMARY OF INSTITUTIONS (Additions to the Church by Baptism and Profession of Faith) 1999 Tertiary Inst., Retirement Publishing Hospitals Clinics Accessions as Wkr. Tr Inst., Food Homes Media Houses Division 1997 1998 1999 Year and and Totals Percent of and Sec. Industries and Centers and Sanitariums Dispensaries Wodd Total Schools Orphanages Branches
Africa-Indian Ocean 117,376 122,990 179,493 16.45% 1900... 25 27 • 13 65 Eastem Africa.. . 159,803 182,145 256,766 2354% 1920 .. 97 33 8 45 183 25,243 29,249 28,333 2.60% 1930 . 201 25 51 55 67 399 21,039 15,677 18,301 1.68% 1940... 251 29 90 68 83 521 Inter-American 146,195 153,690 179,611 16.47% 1950 283 32 106 57 43 521 North American 35,493 35,984 40,766 3.74% 1960. 370 26 108 30 102 42 678 Northern Asia-Pyti7rt. 16,224 27,064 33,637 3.08% 1970 . , 512 27 139 49 152 48 927 South American 131,151 133,174 189,440 17.37% 1980 .. 882 20 153 80 266 50 1,451 South Pacific 13,492 20,695 23,022 211% 1990 .. 995 28 154 71 322 4 58 1,632 Southern Asia . 24,299 27,741 61,706 5.66% 1995... 1,011 28 157 99 349 7 56 1,707 Southern Asia-Pacific.... . 48,081 57,743 70,048 642% 1996 1,062 28 161 113 313 7 55 1,740 Trans-European ... 2,937 4,332 4,034 0.37% 1997.. 1,052 27 159 118 306 10 56 1,729 ' 1998... 1,140 Southern Africa Union Conf 3,465 8,270 5,691 0 52% 27 162 127 361 10 57 1,885 1999.. 1,248 27 166 147 371 10 56 2,026' Totals 744,798 818,754 1,090,848 100.00% 'Includes Adventist Risk Management, Incorporated, which achieved General Conference institutional status M 1996.
GENERAL AND INSTITUTIONAL EMPLOYEES CHURCH MEMBERSHIP BY WORLD DIVISIONS General Institutional Year Total Active Employees Employees Employees Division 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 1863 30 30 Africa-Indian Ocean ... 1,076,833 1,169,680 1,236,142 1,297,398 1,400,022 1870 72 72 Asia-Pacific' 1,057,872 1,112,393 1880 260 260 Eastern Africa. 1,478,380 1,579,726 1,655,091 1,710,862 1,895,934 1900. 1,500 1,500 Euro-Africa 434,404 456,155 475,823 498,721 520,503 1920 . 8,228 4,853 13,081 Euro-Asia 109,889 114,868 126,357 131,445 135,688 1940 17,332 11,438 28,770 Inter-American.. 1,571,162 1,654,683 1,703,467 1,817,431 1,964,489 1950 24,067 14,860 38,927 North American 838,898 858,364 875,811 891,176 914,106 1960 26,799 22,091 48,890 Northern Asia-Pacific' 402,513 427,955 460,701 1970 . 30,065 35,892 65,957 South American .... . 1,371,341 1,433,612 1,513,436 1,581,227 1,701,617 1980 41,887 51,025 92,912 South Pacific . 286,199 291,776 299,018 317,560 335,990 1990 49,606 75,294 124,900 Southern Asia... .. 227,129 239,887 264,778 290,209 350,136 1996. 53,255 94,271 147,526 Southern Asia-Pacific' .. 988,673 1,038,190 1,096,962 1997. 55,450 98,167 153,617 Trans-European . . 91,530 92,841 92,100 85,847 87,936 1998. 57,625 107,588 165,213 Southern Africa Union Conf , 69,095 72,229 69,625 75,393 75,098 1999 58,972 106,910 165,882 China" ...... . 199,823 219,913 . . Note-Prior to 1970, honorary employees were inched. 8,812,555 9,296,127 9,702,834 10,163,414 10,939,182
In 1997 the tenitory of the Asia-Pacific Division was divided and designated as the Northern Asia-Pacific and the Southern Asia-Pacific Divisions. TITHE AND OFFER NGS '7771997 China and Mongolia became part of the Northam Asa-Pacific Division territory Showing Percentages of Total Wodd Mission, Including Sabbath School, Other Intradivision and Local Total Tithe Year Tithe General Conference, Church Funds and Offerings and lngathering Funds GENERAL SURVEY OF ORGANIZATIONS US$ US$ US$ US$ 1863 8,000 100 0% 8,000 Union Local Primary Total 1870 21,822 860% 3,553 14.0% 25,375 Conferences Conferences Churches Institutions Year Schools Organizations 1880 61,857 91.2% 5,944 8.8% 67,801 and-Missions and Missions 1890 225,434 78.6% 61,431 21.4% 286,865 1900 510,259 77.1% 151,710 22.9% 661,969 1863... 6 125 1 132 1910 1,338,690 60.2% 458,944 20.6% 426,134 192% 2,223,768 1870 11 179 2 192 1920 7,195,463 60.7% 3,251,550 27.4% 1,407,391 11.9% 11,854,404 1880,.. 32 640 5 677 1930 6,230,362 514% 4,020,398 33.2% 1,861,849 15.4% 12,112,609 1890 42 1,016 15 1,073 1940 8,071,654 56.7% 3,827,536 269% 2,327,139 16.4% 14,226,329 1950 27,728,250 604% 9,998,658 21 8% 8,181,149 1900. 2 87 1,892 220 65 2,266 17.8% 45,908,057 1960 59,132,241 592% 16,729,067 16.7% 24,041,047 24.1% 99,902,355 1910 23 193 2,769 594 188 3,767 1970 124,046,447 58.7% 27,222,200 129% 59,913,011 28.4% 211,181,658 1920. 46 301 4,541 928 183 5,999 1980 398,880,407 62.1% 72,119,040 11 2% 171,444,769 26 7% 642,444,216 1,977 9,618 1930.... 71 430 6,741 399 1990 659,924,400 65 2% 78,048,177 7.7% 273,742,795 27.1% 1,011,715,372 1940.. 69 330 8,924 2,626 521 12,470 1991 702,838,919 65.4% 87,497,874 8.1% 283,829,241 26.4% 1,074,166,034 1950. 80 370 10,237 4,155 521 15,363 1992 739,053,641 68.1% 75,433,571 6.9% 271,270,839 25 0% 1,085,758,051 1960 74 356 12,975 4,453 678 18,536 1993 743,983,762 663% 79,661,942 7.1% 298,656,444 26.6% 1,122,302,148 1970.. .„ 75 379 16,505 4,045 927 21,931 1994 804,625,027 656% 62,650,942 68% 321,712,093 26.6% 1,208,988,062 1980 80 377 21,555 3,849 1,451 27,312 1995 886,303,088 67.0% 92,663,865 7.0% 342,897,961 25 9% 1,321,864,914 1990 ... 87 451 31,654 4,267 1,632 38,091 1996 929,253,616 67.8% 81,781,375 6.0% 360,190,622 26.3% 1,371,225,613 1991... 86 448 33,399 4,323 1,754 40,010 1997 970,765,784 64.7% 90,097,983 60% 439,656,779 29.3% 1,500,521,546 1992.. 65 448 35,268 4,533 1,708 42,042 1998 994,926,584 643% 82,710,220 5 3% 470,308,808 30.4% 1,547,945,612 1993.. 85 454 36,920 4,492 1,730 43,681 1999 1,030,159,364 642% 85,625,079 5.3% 489,930,601 30.5% 1,605,715,044 87 462 38,779 4,585 1,800 45,713 1994 Grand Totals 137 Years 1995.. . 88 465 40,194 4,522 1,707 46,976 17,077,101,741 2,445,219,123 7,329,098,189 26,851,419,053 1996 90 474 42,220 4,416 1,740 48,940 1997 90 476 43,270 4,364 1,729 49,929 Percent of Grand Totals 63 6% 91% 273% 1000% 1998 90 483 44,888 4,450 1,885 51,796 1999 91 490 46,740 4,598 2,026 53,945 Total Tithe and Offerings Per Capita 1999. $168.32
STATISTICAL REPORT FOR 1999 5
TITHE AND OFFERINGS1999* INTERNATIONAL DEPLOYMENT OF PERSONNEL
Percent Per Departures* Interthvision Employees lithe and Offerings Amount Adventist Adventist of Total Capita Year Permanent Active Appointees Fudoughees Volunteer Youth Total Interdivision US$ Returnees 1.35$ Servicen Service Employees Tithe 1,030,159,364 64.2% 107,99 World Mission Fund, Including Sabbath School 47,923,494 3.0% 5 02 958 .. . 266 217 483 Other General Conference Funds . . . 27,314,004 17% 2 86 270 220 3 493 Intradivision Funds .. ... 76,590,022 4.8% 8.03 970 .. 470 488 43 82 1,083 Ingathenng Funds ... ...... 10,387,581 06% 109 980 . 356 378 575 788 7,497 326 Local Church Funds 413,340,579 257% 43.33 990.. 369 503 589 498 1,959 279 1,089 993 . 253 461 822 563 2,099 162 1,247 World Totals 1999... 1,605,715,044 100.0% 168 32 293 457 813 447 2,010 198 1,257 World Totals 1998 . 1,547,945,612 995.. . 376 448 961 362 2,147 189 1,209 996 159 242 Increase for 1999 .... ...... 57,769,432 1,126 277 1,804 204 1,194 208 308 889 146 1,551 178 Percentage of Increase 3.7% 1,183 998... 166 306 1,033 176 1,701 183 1,071 'These funds do not include relief contributions 149 266 1,355 1,770 100 1,108 `Includes intradivision (where divisions have defined mission temtories) and interdnnsion departures. DENOMINATIONAL ASSETS "Beginning with 1999, Adventist Youth Service figures are included. CHILDREN'S MINISTRIES Year Assets Per Capita Leade ship Vasa- Training Meetings Congregations US$ US$ Vacs.- ton Branch On- Chil- , going dren 1865 38,712 9.68 tion Bible Sab- Division 'afr. Bible Wit- Other Church 1885... 885,382 43 09 Bible School bath Chil- bsms Activ- Adults Study ness- Weekly 4,799,419 54.97 Schools Enroll- Schools dren Pro- flies Classes ing Involve- 1920.. 30,699,461 165 54 ment grams meet 1940.. 64,704,751 128.19 1960 470,536,898 377 90 Africa-Indian Ocean No Report 1,311,417,548 639,73 Eastern Africa .. 313 9,419 1,712 413 358 761 677 8,295 5,576 221 1980. .. 4,404,214,314 1,265,39 Euro-Africa. .. 73 2,097 150 131 53 .. 614 468 630 1990. 12,594,024,522 1,881 14 Euro-Asia 713 7,780 312 118 52 746 3,823 2,208 1,017 2,118 14,661,722,077 1,749,07 Inter-American.... 2,176 47,995 3,599 3,428 9,318 10,534 29,331 41,079 17,248 39,730 7995 . 15,621,365,746 1,772.63 North Amencan . 265 10,590 15 25 18 44 160 786 .. 1996 17,259,065,282 1,85659 Northern Asia-Pacific 556 25,232 669 179 95 1,781 1,344 95 1,326 5,793 1997. 17,780,728,767 1,832.53 South American 704 23,581 583 1,141 605 4,136 2,546 2,518 1,454 3,885 13,247,156,105 1,30342 South Pacific . No Report Southern Asia 943 39,896 307 49 27 242 957 1,672 935 1,005 Church Properties and Primary School Buildings and Equipment are not included after Southern Asia-Pacific .. 4,054 82,612 2,929 673 1,520 4,629 3,877 6,026 4,700 1997. 6,269 Trans-European..._ 41 838 91 51 32 24 61 55 142 171 Southern Afnca Un Conf No Report DENOMINATIONAL ASSETS AND NET WORTH 1998 Totals 1999 .. ... 9,838 260,040 10,367 6,208 12,060 22,871 43,274 62,111 33,652 59,822 -