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OLMECA CONFERENCE

Organized 2001

Territory: Northeast of Tabasco and Southeast of Veracruz.

Statistics: Churches, 201; membership, 35,184; population, 1,107,150 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 52 (937) 372-9367, 372-9368, 372-9369.

Fax: 52 (937) 372-8450.

E-mail: [email protected].

Addresses:

Street: Josefa Ortiz de Dominguez No. 311; Col. Centro H. Cardenas; Tabasco 86500; Mexico.

Mailing: Apartado 10, H. Cardenas; Tabasco 86500; Mexico.

Administration:

President, Abraham Sandoval Jimenez.

Secretary, Samuel Mancilla Juarez.

Treasurer, Manuel Barron Contreras.

Executive Committee:

Abraham Sandoval Jimenez, Chairman; Samuel Mancilla Juarez, Secretary; Manuel Barron Contreras, Ismael Campos, Alexis Castellanos Alvarez, Francisco Vicente Cortazar, Ruben Gonzalez Cruz, Jose Juan Gonzalez Moreno, Saul Hernandez Alfaro, Isaac Munguia Cervantes, Enrique Morales Mojica, Obed Ortiz Rinza, Aricelia Piedra Gonzalez, Daniel Ruiz Najera, Laura Sanchez Nunez, Freddy Torres Hernandez, Jorge A. Ultrera Ramirez.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, Martha Lopez.

Communication, Ministerial Association (and Evangelism), and Publishing Ministries, Isaac Munguia Cervantes.

Education, and Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Freddy Torres Hernandez.

Family Ministries, Samuel Mancilla Juarez.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Obed Ortiz Rinza.

Stewardship, and Youth Ministries, J. Enrique Morales Mojica.

Women's Ministries, Laura Berrones Garduza.

Agency:

ADRA, Freddy Torres Hernandez.
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