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SOLOMON ISLANDS MISSION

Established 1914; organized 1950; reorganized 1964, 2006

Territory: Solomon Islands.

Statistics: Churches, 184; membership, 36,031; population, 495,000 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 677-39-267; 677-39-269; 677-39-281.

Fax: 677-30-653.

E-mail: [email protected].

Cable: "Adventist," Honiara; Guadalcanal; Solomon Islands.

Addresses:

Street: Palm Drive; Honiara; Guadalcanal; Solomon Islands.

Mailing: S.D.A. Mission; P.O. Box R145; Ranandi, Honiara; Solomon Islands.

Administration:

President, Andrew J. Kingston.

General Secretary, Benjamin Asa.

Chief Financial Officer, Teddy Kingsley.

Associate Chief Financial Officers, Fraser Elekevu, Betty Pikacha.

Executive Committee:

Andrew J. Kingston, Chair; Benjamin Asa, Secretary; William Akomae, Teddy Kingsley, Francis Leovania, Wilfred Liligeto, Patrick Livah, John Paul, Lynette Pitia, Samuel Panda, George Tango, Gabriel Teao, Arnold Walter, Nicklyn Walter, Ronald Vaekesa.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, and Women's Ministries, Sovo Samuel.

Communication, Johnny Tango.

Education, Francis Leovania; Associate, Joan Cornellius.

Family Ministries, and Stewardship, John Paul.

Health Ministries, Silent Tovosia.

Ministerial Association, George Fafale.

Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Andrew J. Kingston.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Luther Taniveke.

Youth Ministries, Wilfred Liligeto; Associate, Raynick Jack.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist Book Centre, James Bauro.

Trustees:

Solomon Islands Seventh-day Adventist Church Limited. P.O. Box 930; Honiara; Solomon Islands.
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