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SOUTH CENTRAL AMERICAN UNION CONFERENCE

Organized 2003

Territory: Costa Rica, Nicaragua, and Panama; comprising the East Panama Conference, and the Caribbean Costa Rica, Central-South Costa Rica, Nicaragua, North Costa Rica, and West Panama Missions.

Statistics: Churches, 552; membership, 162,621; population, 13,337,000 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 506-442-2042.

Fax: 506-442-0519; 506-443-0520.

Addresses:

Street: Costado Norte del Estadio Alejandro Morera Soto; Urbanizacion Montenegro, Etapa No. 3; Alajuela; Costa Rica.

Mailing: P.O. Box 983-4050; Alajuela; Costa Rica.

Administration:

President, Luis Gonzalez.

Secretary, Marlon C. Moodie.

Treasurer, Silas Martinez.

Executive Committee:

Luis Gonzalez, Chairman; Marlon C. Moodie, Secretary; Transito Argueta, Joseph Bishop, Eddy Bonilla, Owen Bryan, Jose De Gracia, Heraldo Douff, Salomon Espinoza, Santiago Esquivel, Rafael Gil, Olvenis Gomez, Sara Gonzalez, Luis Guerra, Ana Delis Martinez, Carlos Martinez, Silas Martinez, Vicente Meza, Dionisio Otarola, Enrique Parkinson, Herminia Perla, Jorge Reid, Wilfredo Ruiz, Jose Smith, Jose A. Vargas, Plinio Vergara, Otoniel Zelaya.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, Ana Delis Martinez.

Communication, and Health Ministries, Marlon C. Moodie.

Education, Family Ministries, and Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Otoniel Zelaya.

Ministerial Association, and Stewardship, Luis Gonzalez; Shepherdess International, Sara Gonzalez.

Publishing Ministries, Jose Smith.

Women's Ministries, Sara Gonzalez.

Agency:

ADRA, Plinio Vergara.
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