East Central Peru Conference
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NORTH CENTRAL PERU CONFERENCE

Established 1906; reorganized 1996

Territory: Departments of Ancash and Lima, and the Constitutional Province of Callao (territory shared with the South Central Peru Conference).

Statistics: Churches, 260; membership, 74,019; population, 6,078,318 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 51 (1) 433-2854, 433-7181, 433-8964, 98928-2384.

Fax: 51 (1) 4332-607. Initiate call by voice, request Fax line from operator.

Website: www.apcnorte.org.pe.

Addresses:

Street: Jr. Washington 1807, Ofic. 501; Lima; Peru.

Mailing: Casilla 1002; Lima 100; Peru.

Administration:

President, Salomon Arana.

Secretary, Isaac Mansilla.

Treasurer, Walter S. Murillo.

Executive Committee:

Salomon Arana, Chair; Isaac Mansilla, Secretary; Ethel Altez, Norma Alvarado, Alfonso Briceno, Juan Choque, Samuel Conde, Segundo Correa, Saul Fernandez, Nestor Guio, Walter Lapa, Josue Llempen, Humberto Lozano, Wilbert Maluquish, Walter S. Murillo, Julio Rengifo, Willmer Salcedo, Alejandrina Silva, Antonio Villafuerte.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, and Women's Ministries, Norma Alvarado.

Communication, and Education, Walter S. Murillo, Humberto Lozano.

Family Ministries, Salomon Arana.

Health Ministries, Ministerial Association, and Stewardship Ministries, Josue Llempen.

Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, and Youth Ministries, Humberto Lozano, Antonio Villafuerte.

Publishing Ministries, Saul Fernandez.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Wilbert Maluquish.

Trust Services, Walter S. Murillo.

Ministries and Services:

Global Mission, Isaac Mansilla.

Music Ministries, and Spirit of Prophecy, Antonio Villafuerte, Saul Fernandez.
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