South-Western Angola Union Mission
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SOUTH-WESTERN ANGOLA UNION MISSION

Organized 1928 as the Angola Union Mission; reorganized 1957
Territory divided and renamed 2010

Territory: The provinces of Benguela, Bie, Cuando Cubango, Cuanza Sul, Cunene, Huambo, Huila, and Namibe; comprising the Central Association, and South Association Missions.

Statistics: Churches, 601; membership, 222,024; population, 11,782,800 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 244 (241) 220-316.

Fax: 244 (241) 220-316.

E-mail: [email protected].

Cable: "Adventista," Huambo, Angola.

Addresses:

Street: Rua Teixeira da Silva; Huambo; Angola.

Mailing: Caixa Postal 3; Huambo; Angola.

Administration:

President, Teodoro Elias.

Secretary, Jose Pereira Lemos.

Treasurer, Randall J. Manoharan.

Executive Committee:

Teodoro Elias, Chair; Jose Pereira Lemos, Secretary; Isaac Fiqueiredo Caculo, Daniel Cameia, Aurelio Capingala, Avelina Celeste Capingala, Domingos Moises Chandala, Jose Chivela, Rode Filipe, Coquenau Lopes de Freitas, Joao Luis, Randall J. Manoharan, Benjamim Fausto Paiva, Isaac Tomas.

Departments:

Communication, and Education, Jose Chivela.

Family Ministries, and Ministerial Association, Aurelio Capingala; Shepherdess International, Avelina Celeste Capingala.

Health Ministries, and Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Isaac Tomas.

Stewardship Ministries, Isaac Figueiredo Caculo.

Women's Ministries, Rode Filipe.

Youth Ministries, Coquenau Lopes de Freitas.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist Mission, Isaac Fiqueiredo Caculo.

Adventist Volunteer Coordinator, Jose Pereira Lemos.

Office of Human Relations, Benjamim Fausto Paiva.
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