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NEW ZEALAND PACIFIC UNION CONFERENCE

Organized 2000

Territory: Cook Islands, French Polynesia, Isle of Pine, Loyalty Islands, New Caledonia, New Zealand, Pitcairn Island, and Wallis and Fortuna Islands; comprising the North New Zealand and South New Zealand Conferences, the Cook Islands, French Polynesia, and New Caledonia Missions, and the Pitcairn Island Attached Church.

Statistics: Churches, 135; membership, 17,380; population, 4,617,000 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 64 (9) 262-5620.

Fax: 64 (9) 262-5621.

E-mail: [email protected].

Addresses:

Street: 743 Great South Road; Manukau City; New Zealand.

Mailing: Private Mail Bag 76900; Manukau City; New Zealand.

Administration:

President, Jerry P. Matthews.

Secretary-Treasurer, Peter C. Lynch.

Executive Committee:

Jerry P. Matthews, Chairman; Peter C. Lynch, Secretary; Jean-Noel Adeline, Patrice M. Allet, Kendell V. Cobbin, Darryl Doom, Owen Ellis, Marina Haumani, Ricky Howe, Uma Kata, Olepa Korenhoff, Brian Mercer, Kevin Petrie, Brendan Pratt, Lindsay W. Sleight, Marama Tuariihionoa, Edward Tupai.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, ___.

Education, Owen Ellis.

Family Ministries, ___.

Health Ministries, ___.

Ministerial Association and Trust Services, Kendell V. Cobbin.

Women's Ministries, ___.

Youth Ministries, Togamau Tuaoi; Associates, Stephen G. Kane, William Strickland.

Agency:

ADRA, ___.

Ministries and Services:

Church Development, ___.

Trustees:

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