Central East Venezuela Conference
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CENTRAL EAST VENEZUELA MISSION

Organized 2011
(formerly a part of the Central Venezuela Conference)

Territory: East of the Gran Caracas, which includes Baruta, Chacao, El Hatillo, Sucre, and the east-central part of Miranda State; and includes Acevedo, Andres Bello, Brion, Buroz, Paez, Pedro Gual, Plaza, and Zamora.

Statistics: Churches, 38; membership, 10,253; population, 3,756,094 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 58 (212) 239-02-72.

Address: Avenida transversal Monte Cristo; Casa No. 35 Quinta Chepota; Urb Los Chorros; Caracas, D.F.; Venezuela.

Administration:

President, Augusto Perez.

Secretary-Treasurer, Nelson Ochoa.

Executive Committee:

Augusto Perez, Chair; Nelson Ochoa, Secretary; Marlenis Brito, David Corro, Nelly Duran, Erick Hernandez, David Manrique, Elvis Moreno, Jorge Pacheco, Gloria de Perez, Nestor Pildain, Jose Tabasquera, Alpidio Ytriago.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, and Women's Ministries, Gloria de Perez.

Communication, Freddy Berroteran.

Education, Tatiana de Manrique.

Family Ministries, Augusto Perez.

Health Ministries, Zunilde Marcano.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Walkyr Montilla.

Youth Ministries, David Manrique.

Agency:

ADRA, Mayoly Adrian.

Ministries and Services:

Evangelism, Walkyr Montilla.

Legal Associations:

Nonprofit Civil Association of Central Venezuela Conference of Seventh-day Adventists (Asociacion Civil sin fines de lucro Asociacion Venezolana Central de los Adventistas del Septimo Dia).
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