Senegal/Mauritania Mission
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SENEGAL/MAURITANIA MISSION

(Mission Adventist au Senegal)

Established 1952; organized 1976; reorganized 1981

Territory: Mauritania and Senegal.

Statistics: Churches, 3; membership, 514; population, 16,310,000 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 221-33-826-23-56.

Fax: 221-33-825-49-31.

E-mail: [email protected].

Website: www.adventistesenegal.org.

Addresses:

Street: Rue 11, Angle 10 (Bd. Dial Diop); Amitie 2 (in front of the cinema El-Mansour); Dakar; Senegal.

Mailing: Boite Postale 1013; Dakar; Senegal.

Administration:

President, Libny H. Dubreuze Sr.

Secretary, Mathurin Diatta.

Treasurer, Agabus Bello; Associate, Mathurin Diatta.

Executive Committee:

Libny H. Dubreuze Sr., Chair; Mathurin Diatta, Secretary; Aliou Ba, Agabus Bello, Denis Biaye, Jules Mansaly, Deborah Ndione, school principal.

Departments:

Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries, and Health Ministries, Roger Camara.

Children's Ministries, and Family Ministries, Jacques Mansaly.

Communication, and Youth Ministries, Aliou Ba.

Education, Deborah Ndione.

Ministerial Association, and Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Libny H. Dubreuze Sr.

Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, and Women's Ministries, Jocelyne Nzale.

Publishing Ministries, Sara A. Dubreuze.

Stewardship Ministries, and Trust Services, Lassina Coulibaly.

Agency:

ADRA/Mauritania. Ilot M36; Nouakchott; Mauritania. Telephone and Fax: 222-25-02-83. E-mail: show. Director, Andres Saenz.

ADRA/Senegal. Boite Postale 3182; Dakar; Senegal, West Africa. Telephone: 221-826-2353. Fax: 221-825-4931. Director, Andre Kanor.

Ministries and Services:

Spirit of Prophecy, Sara A. Dubreuze.
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