North Cameroon Conference
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NORTH CAMEROON CONFERENCE

Established 1931; organized 1933; reorganized 1967, 1970, 1999

Territory: Adamaoua, North Cameroon, and extreme North provinces of Cameroon.

Statistics: Churches, 296; membership, 40,051; population, 4,488,120 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 237 (2) 29-12-06.

Fax: 237 (2) 29-29-11.

E-mail: [email protected].

Address: Federation du Nord Cameroun; Boite Postale 45; Maroua; Cameroon.

Administration:

President, Allah-Ridy Kone.

Secretary, Simon Tagao.

Treasurer, Jean Jean Bone.

Executive Committee:

Allah-Ridy Kone, Chairman; Simon Tagao, Secretary; Pascal Alla-Hoki, Pierre Almakai, Issa Babba, Jean Jean Bone, Emmanuel Dagassao, Gauje Dosso, Benjamin Hacheked, Edouard Haman, Richard Hendjena, Rene Juliard Klavac, Simon Pierre Kouere, Amos Menguewe, Alphonse Ahola Ndem, Bimoutch Ndjidda, Samuel Pitchoumta, Martin Rewetem, Asta Wouyang, Madi Yaya.

Departments:

Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries, Communication, and Youth Ministries, Madi Yaya.

Children's Ministries, and Women's Ministries, Asta Wouyang.

Education, Haman Edouard.

Family Ministries, and Ministerial Association, Amos Menguewe; Evangelism, Allah Ridy Kone.

Health Ministries, Bimoutch Ndjidda.

Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Simon Pierre Kouere.

Publishing Ministries, Benjamin Hacheked.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Rene Juliard Klavac.

Stewardship, and Trust Services, Simon Tagao.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist Book Center, and Spirit of Prophecy, Benjamin Hacheked.

Global Mission, Allah-Ridy Kone.

Go One Mission, and Sow One Billion, Rene Juliard Klavac.

Legal Affairs, Simon Pierre Kouere.
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