Lesotho Conference
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LESOTHO CONFERENCE

Organized 1960; reorganized 1967

Territory: Lesotho.

Statistics: Churches, 37; membership, 6,806; population, 1,920,000 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 266-2231-2664.

E-mail: [email protected].

Website: www.adventist.org.ls.

Addresses:

Street: Main South One Road, Adventville; behind Iketsetseng School; Maseru 100; Lesotho.

Mailing: P.O. Box 773; Ladybrand 9745; South Africa or P.O. Box 714; Maseru 100, Lesotho.

Administration:

President, Abel Mainoane.

Secretary, Tsebang J. Khoeli.

Treasurer, Majoro M. Lelosa.

Executive Committee:

Abel Mainoane, Chair; Tsebang J. Khoeli, Secretary; Paul M. Chobokoane, Ntsebo Hlalele, Manthomeng Khethisa, Majoro M. Lelosa, Malitlhare Lisene, Mokhothu Makhalanyane, Matela Mojapela, Philemon M. Phoole, Mohau R. Rafobane, Tsepiso Sesioana, Nkoya G. Thabane.

Departments:

Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries, Mokhothu Makhalanyane.

Children's Ministries, Masenate Molapo.

Communication, Tsebang J. Khoeli.

Education, Silvester Amoako.

Family Ministries, and Health Ministries, Esther Makhalanyane, Tsepiso Sesioana.

Ministerial Association, and Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Peete Masitise.

Publishing Ministries, Ndamane Moeti.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Masenate Molapo, Tsebang J. Khoeli.

Stewardship Ministries, Majoro M. Lelosa.

Women's Ministries, Maseenyane L. Nteso.

Youth Ministries, Inahaneng Tsekana.

Agency:

ADRA, Mokhothu Makhalanyane.

Ministries and Services:

HIV/AIDS Coordinator, Maketekete Alfred Thotolo.

Global Mission, and Voice of Prophecy, Abel Mainoane.

Music, Inahaneng Tsekana.

Spirit of Prophecy, Mokhothu Makhalanyane.
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