Bougainville Mission
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BOUGAINVILLE MISSION

Established 1929; organized 1953

Territory: Autonomous Region of Bougainville in Papua New Guinea.

Statistics: Churches, 38; membership, 5,792; population, 331,313 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 675-986-8036.

Fax: 675-986-8036.

Cable: "Adventist Mission," Arawa, Papua New Guinea.

Addresses:

Street: Rumba, Arawa; Autonomous Region of Bougainville 355; Papua New Guinea.

Mailing: P.O. Box 237; Buka; Autonomous Region of Bougainville 355; Papua New Guinea.

Administration:

President, Kove Tau.

Secretary, Charles Kakapetai.

Treasurer/Chief Financial Officer, Alfred Sogavare.

Executive Committee:

Kove Tau, Chair; Charles Kakapetai, Secretary; Jessica Boreung, Elisha Ekon, Aileen Enoch, Roselyn Gassie, Mel Hakaut, Thomas Keriri, Cliffson Ki’ina, Frank Matapao, Timothy Mavai, Hayden Nevi, Alfred Sogavare, Simon Taniung, Peter Tauko.

Departments:

Children’s Ministries, and Women's Ministries, Jessica Boreung.

Education, Frank Matapau.

Family Ministries, and Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Lawrence Paai.

Health Ministries, and Ministerial Association, Kove Tau.

Stewardship Ministries, Charles Kakapetai.

Youth Ministries, Wellington Sanan.

Ministries and Services:

Community Service, and Voice of Prophecy, Lawrence Paai.

Prayer Ministries, Jessica Boreung.

Trustees:

Papua New Guinea Adventist Association Limited. P.O. Box 86; Lae 411; Papua New Guinea.

Australasian Conference Association Limited. 148 Fox Valley Road; Wahroonga, N.S.W. 2076; Australia.
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