Guyana Conference
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GUYANA CONFERENCE

Organized 1926; reorganized 1945

Territory: Guyana.

Statistics: Churches, 137; membership, 44,411; population, 767,000 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 592-226-3313; 509-226-7702.

Fax: 592-223-8142.

E-mail: [email protected].

Cable: "Adventist," Georgetown, Guyana.

Addresses:

Street: 222 Peter Rose and Almond Streets; Queenstown, Georgetown; Guyana.

Mailing: P.O. Box 10191; Georgetown; Guyana.

Administration:

President, Philip Bowman.

Secretary, Hubert Jack.

Treasurer, Margaret Ramsarran.

Executive Committee:

Philip Bowman, Chairman; Hubert Jack, Secretary; Stanton Adams, Ashton M. Alleyne, Exton Clarke, Charles De Quoy, Ivor English, Bertie Henry, Reginald Hoppie, Alexander Isaacs, Winston O. James Sr., Winston James Jr., Darrel Krammer, Jennifer La Fleur, Malcolm La Fleur, Nigel Lake, Elton Lindie, Wendell Martin, Arnold Mickle, Janice Mingo, Margaret Ramsarran, Kirk Thomas, Troy Torrington, Vanessa Victorine, Yonette Wilson.

Departments:

Children's Ministries and Women's Ministries, Vanessa Victorine.

Communication, Ashton M. Alleyne.

Education and Stewardship, Winston O. James Sr.

Family Ministries and Ministerial Association, Stanton Adams.

Public Affairs and Religious Liberty and Youth, Exton Clarke.

Publishing, Nigel Lake.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Kirk Thomas.

Agency:

ADRA, Alexander Isaacs.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist Book Center, Nigel Lake.

Auditing Assistant, Gavin Houston.

Community Services, Ashton M. Alleyne.

Global Mission, Philip Bowman.

Legal Association:

"The Incorporated Trustees of the Seventh-day Adventist Church in Guyana."
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