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SOUTH BAHAMAS CONFERENCE

Organized 1909; reorganized 2003
(formerly the Bahamas Conference under the West Indies Union Conference)

Territory: Bahamas (excluding the islands of Abaco, Berry Islands, Bimini, and Grand Bahama).

Statistics: Churches, 42; membership, 15,605; population, 268,128 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 1 (242) 341-4021, 341-4022.

Fax: 1 (242) 341-4088.

E-mail: [email protected].

Website: www.bahamasconference.org.

Addresses:

Street: Tonique Williams-Darling Highway; Nassau; Bahamas.

Mailing: P.O. Box N-356; Nassau; Bahamas.

Administration:

President, Paul A. Scavella.

Secretary, Peter Joseph.

Treasurer, C. Melvin Lewis.

Executive Committee:

Paul A. Scavella, Chair; Peter Joseph, Secretary; Wilfred Adderley, Esterlean Ash, Portia Barnett, Cherry Blackmore, Anthony Burrow, Andrew Burrows, John Carey, Mark Ewen, DanHugh Gordon, Idamae Hanna, Adriel Hepburn, Alvira Higgs, Sean Ray Jennings, Diane Jones, Miriam Knowles, C. Melvin Lewis, Kent Price, Carla Rodgers, Cheryl Rolle, Barry Shane Saunders, Michael Smith.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, Diane Jones.

Communication, ___.

Education, Cheryl Rolle.

Family Ministries, Publishing Ministries, Stewardship Ministries, and Trust Services, Kenny Deveaux.

Health Ministries, Idamae Hanna.

Ministerial Association, and Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Peter Joseph.

Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Paul A. Scavella.

Women's Ministries, Miriam P. Knowles.

Youth Ministries, Andrew E. Burrows.

Agency:

ADRA, Paul A. Scavella.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist Men, Paul A. Scavella.
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