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ONTARIO CONFERENCE

Organized 1899; reorganized 1932, 1971

Territory: Ontario.

Statistics: Churches, 114; membership, 27,066; population, 12,547,726 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 1 (905) 571-1022, 686-5757 (Toronto Line), 571-1027.

Fax: 1 (905) 571-5995, 571-6448 (Administration).

Website: www.adventistontario.org.

Address: 1110 King Street East; Oshawa, Ontario L1H 1H8; Canada.

Administration:

President, Derrick M. Nichols.

Secretary, Antonio Bueno.

Treasurer, Ulysses Guarin.

Executive Committee:

Derrick M. Nichols, Chair; Antonio Bueno, Secretary, Silvino Decena, Elaine Delisle, Manuel Donoso, Mansfield Edwards, Linda Flowers, Fred Girvan, Ulysses Guarin, John Hsuen, Pauline Ijeh, Joyce Jones, Beverley King, Chester Lewis, Dan Linrud, Janice Maitland, Samuel McKenzie, Matthew McLaren, Marlo Pandit, George Ryan, Efrain Sanchez, Marie-Edith St. Vil.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, and Health Ministries, Debra Carby.

Communication, and Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Halsey Peat.

Education, Frances Schander; Associate, Vernon Langdon.

Family Ministries, and Women's Ministries, Donna Jackson.

Ministerial Association, Errol Lawrence; Shepherdess International, Adalgisa Nichols.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Wayne Martin, Eustace Williams.

Trust Services, Alvin Ram.

Youth Ministries, Cyril Millett III; Associates, Charles Leader, Paul Llewellyn.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist Community Services, Wayne Martin.

Auditing Services, Evans Morgan.

Church Growth, Errol Lawrence.

Computer and Technical Services, Raveen Pal.

Risk Management Services, Transportation, and Property Management, Birthe Chan.

Secular Campus Services, Cyril Millett III.
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