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ETHIOPIAN UNION MISSION

Organized 1923; reorganized 1945

Territory: Djibouti and Ethiopia; comprising the Central Ethiopia, Northwest Ethiopia, South Ethiopia, and West Ethiopia Fields and the Tigray Attached Mission.

Statistics: Churches, 644; membership, 135,257; population, 73,132,000 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 251 (1) 51-11-99, 51-11-51, 51-11-60.

Fax: 251 (1) 51-13-19.

E-mail: [email protected].

Cable: "Adventist," Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Addresses:

Street: For DHL packages: Stadium Road, Opposite Gandhi Hospital; Filwoha, Addis Ababa; Ethiopia.

Mailing: P.O. Box 145; Addis Ababa; Ethiopia.

Administration:

President, Benjamin P. Browne.

Secretary, Alemu Haile.

Treasurer, ___.

Executive Committee:

Benjamin P. Browne, Chairman; Alemu Haile, Secretary; Lukas Adde, Tekeba Alemayehu, Chandra Baier, Leta Beddaso, Merga Bikila, Fanta Chaleabo, Worku Dereje, Nemera Fufa, Bekele Gebre, Nigatu Hordofa, Tesfa Kano, Diosdado Largosa, Abraham Teka, Agegnehu Wondim.

Departments:

Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries, Children's Ministries, Education, and Youth, Fanta Chaleabo.

Communication, Merga Bikila.

Family Ministries and Stewardship, Nemera Fufa.

Health Ministries and Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Agegnehu Wondim.

Ministerial Association, Benjamin P. Browne.

Publishing, ___.

Women's Ministries, Aster Aneme.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist World Radio, Merga Bikila

Global Mission and Strategic Planning, Nemera Fufa.

Satellite Evangelism, Agegnehu Wondim.

Spirit of Prophecy, Alemu Haile.
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