Central African Union Mission
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CENTRAL AFRICAN UNION MISSION

(The countries of this union as well as Cameroon previously made up the old Central African Union Mission. Cameroon became a separate union in 2013, and the remaining countries retained the name, Central African Union Mission.)

Organized 1949; territory realigned 2013

Territory: Central African Republic, Chad, Congo, Equatorial Guinea, and Gabon; comprising the Central African Republic, Chad, Equatorial Guinea, and Gabon Missions; and the Congo Region.

Statistics (June 30, 2017): Churches, 134; membership, 12,888; population, 27,824,000 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

E-mail: [email protected]; [email protected]; [email protected] .

Addresses:

Street: Near Ecole Normale; Libreville; Gabon.

Mailing: Mission Adventiste du 7e Jour; Boite Postale 4074; Libreville; Gabon.

Administration:

President, Grah Salomon Assienin.

Secretary, Jean Moukoko.

Treasurer, Luc Sanda.

Departments:

Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries, Family Ministries, Ministerial Association, Stewardship Ministries, and Youth Ministries, Gomun Benjamin Gonkanou; Evangelism, Emile Albert Nlend.

Children's Ministries, and Women's Ministries, Martine Nlend.

Communication, Planned Giving and Trust Services, and Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Tita Samba Sole; Associate, Jean Moukoko.

Education, ___; Associate, Togodne Mianodji Fassiri.

Publishing Ministries, Evariste Mianodji Ngain.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Emile Albert Nlend.

Ministries and Services:

Global Mission, Emile Albert Nlend.

Spirit of Prophecy, Evariste Mianodji Ngain.

System Codes: EntityID: 52482; OrgMastID: A7D111; AdmFieldID: CEAF.
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