Finland Union of Churches Conference
(Suomen Adventtikirkko)
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FINLAND UNION CONFERENCE

(Suomen Adventtikirkko)

Organized 1909; reorganized 1929, 1955, 1982

Territory: Finland, including the Aland Islands; comprising the Finland Finnish, and Finland Swedish Conferences; and the North Finland Mission.

Statistics: Churches, 72; membership, 5,001; population, 5,387,000 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 358 (3) 361-1111.

Fax: 358 (3) 360-0454.

E-mail: [email protected].

Website: www.adventist.fi.

Addresses:

Street: Ketarantie 4 E; 33680 Tampere; Finland.

Mailing: P.O. Box 94; 33101 Tampere; Finland.

Administration:

President, Kalervo Aromaki.

Secretary, Anne Vrcelj.

Treasurer, Harri Saarinen.

Executive Committee:

Kalervo Aromaki, Chair; Anne Vrcelj, Secretary; Kai Arasola, Yngve Engblom, Erkki Haapasalo, Lahja Heinanen, Marle Himberg, Kimmo Ilola, Juha Keronen, Eila Maunu, Kari Nyrhinen, Gunnevi Peltonen, Jaana Poikonen, Harri Saarinen, Timo Saarinen, Kenth Stolpe, Kyosti Viding.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, and Family Ministries, Jani Virolainen; Associate Eliisa Saarinen.

Education, Merja Kinnunen.

Health Ministries, Taneli Pirskanen.

Ministerial Association, Sirpa Halminen.

Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Publishing Ministries, and Stewardship Ministries, Kalervo Aromaki.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries,___, Aimo Helminen.

Trust Services, Harri Saarinen.

Women's Ministries, ___.

Youth Ministries, Jani Virolainen; Associate, Nina Saaristo.

Agencies:

ADRA Finland Foundation. Telephone: 358 (40) 176-4662. Director, Pirjo Syvaoja. E-mail: show.

Ministries and Services:

Bible Correspondence School, Aimo Helminen.

Legal Associations:

Suomen Adventtikirkko.
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