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CURACAO AND BONAIRE CONFERENCE

Organized 1934; reorganized and territory divided 2007; renamed 2011
(formerly known as the Netherlands Antilles Conference)

Territory: The islands of Bonaire, and Curacao.

Statistics: Churches, 28; membership, 6,589; population, 157,000 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 59 (99) 73-73473.

Fax: 59 (99) 73-78201.

E-mail: [email protected].

Website: www.adventcb.org.

Cable: "Adventists," Curacao.

Addresses:

Street: Landhuis Gaito-Scalaweg No. 7; Willemstad; Curacao.

Mailing: P.O. Box 300; Willemstad; Curacao.

Administration:

President, Shurman Kook.

Secretary, Servio Labasti.

Treasurer, Josue Luis.

Executive Committee:

Shurman Kook, Chair; Servio Labasti, Secretary; Agnes Boekhoudt, Osvaldo Cabrera, Willem Davelaar, Maricruz Faries, Swetlana Felida, Claudio Henriette, Aishel Isenia, Nicolas Janzen, Josue Luis, Charles Manuela, Mavis Murray, Maura Pascal, Elbert Presentacion, Shelwin Willems.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, Mirugia Servania.

Communication, Health Ministries, and Stewardship Ministries, Elbert Presentacion.

Education, Carla Pietersz.

Family Ministries, Shurman Kook.

Ministerial Association, Servio Labasti; Shepherdess International, Shiraldin Kook.

Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Osvaldo Cabrera, Shurman Kook.

Publishing Ministries, Oswaldo Cabrera.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, and Youth Ministries, Nicolas Janzen.

Women's Ministries, Shiraldin Kook.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist Book Center, Mirugia Leocadia.
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