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FRENCH-ITALIAN SWISS CONFERENCE

Organized 1884

Territory: French and Italian speaking Switzerland.

Statistics: Churches, 21; membership, 1,976; population, 2,108,960 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 41 (21) 6325-020.

Fax: 41 (21) 6325-021.

E-mail: [email protected].

Website: www.fsrt.ch.

Addresses:

Street: 19, Chemin des Pepinieres; 1020 Renens; Switzerland.

Mailing: Case Postale 453; 1020 Renens; Switzerland.

Administration:

President, David N. Jennah.

Secretary-Treasurer, Reto Mayer.

Executive Committee:

David N. Jennah, Chair; Reto Mayer, Secretary; Denise Bouvier, Catherine Constantin, Miguel Cordas, Dominik Frikart, Jose Furtado, Colette Hanni Martasek, Patrick Maeder, Giampero Vassallo, Gerard Vernez.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, Christine Frikart.

Communication, and Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Dominik Frikart, Denis P. Rosat.

Education, and Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Giuseppe Carbone.

Family Ministries, Gilbert Grezet.

Ministerial Association, Patrick Maeder; Evangelism, David N. Jennah.

Youth Ministries, Miguel Cordas.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist Book Center, Esther Munoz Latorre. E-mail: show.

Bible Correspondence School (IEBC), Yolande Grezet. E-mail: show.

Health Association (Ligue Vie et Sante, branche latine), Dominik Frikart. E-mail: show.

Youth Centre "Les Bosquets." 1865 Les Diablerets; Switzerland. Director, Jean-Marc Kummer. E-mail: show.

Legal Association:

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