Central Peru Conference
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SOUTH CENTRAL PERU CONFERENCE

Established 1906; reorganized 1996

Territory: Department of Ica, and the south zone of Lima (Ate, Barranco, Canete, Chorrillos, Cieneguilla, El Agustino, El Porvenir, Jesus Maria, Lince, Lurin, Miraflores, Monterrico, San Isidro, San Juan de Miraflores, San Miguel, Santa Anita, Villa el Salvador, Villa Maria del Triunfo, Yauyos) and Puquio city in Ayacucho's Department.

Statistics: Churches, 165; membership, 66,650; population, 5,081,823 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 51 (1) 264-3287, 264-6034, 264-1779.

Fax: 51 (12) 264-1785.

E-mail: [email protected].

Website: www.apcsur.org.

Address: Avenida El Ejercito 1909; San Isidro; Lima; Peru.

Administration:

President, Luis Barba.

Secretary, Gilberto Urcia.

Treasurer, Nestor Lazo.

Executive Committee:

Luis Barba, Chair; Gilberto Urcia, Secretary; Juan Astete, Maria Astete, Walter Britton, Martin Cabrera, Victor Canaval, Pedro Chuquista, Erik Jimenez, Nestor Lazo, Lina Llerena, Hector Medina, Samuel Narro, Juan Obispo, Jonny Pastor, Fernando Querevalu, Humberto Requejo, Daniel Romero, William Vilchez, Yudy Villa.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, and Women's Ministries, ___.

Communication, Education, and Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Hector Medina.

Family Ministries, and Ministerial Association (and Evangelism), Daniel Romero; Shepherdess International, Yudy Villa.

Health Ministries, Stewardship, and Youth Ministries, Erik Jimenez.

Publishing Ministries, Humberto Requejo.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Gilberto Urcia.

Ministries and Services:

Global Mission, Daniel Romero.
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