South Sulawesi Conference
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SOUTH SULAWESI CONFERENCE

Organized 1939; reorganized 1994

Territory: The provinces of South Sulawesi and Southeast Sulawesi.

Statistics: Churches, 50; membership, 3,913; population, 11,104,041 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 62 (411) 435-969, 871-671.

Fax: 62 (411) 439-593.

E-mail: [email protected].

Cable: "Adventist," Makassar, Indonesia.

Addresses:

Street: Jalan Racing Centre No. 30; Makassar, South Sulawesi; Indonesia.

Mailing: P.O. Box 256; Ujung Pandang 90112, South Sulawesi; Indonesia.

Administration:

President, Arie Dien.

Secretary, Happy Sibilang.

Treasurer, Brents Kaumpungan.

Executive Committee:

Arie Dien, Chair; Happy Sibilang, Secretary; Jimy Kiding Allo, Yudo Dharyano, E. P. Djimesha, Agus Inaray, Jimy Karel, Brents Kaumpungan, Nixon Lumoindong, Lily Hardjono Mandalas, Albert Pabangke, Deyske Rampalodji, Pierson Refualu, Sofyan Sangari, T. Sirambangan, Danny Sumajouw, Onny Sutresman, Markus Tandilangi, Samuel Wullur, Benyamin Yakub.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, and Family Ministries, Deyske Rampalodji.

Communication, and Youth Ministries, Steven B. Salainti.

Education, and Ministerial Association, Agus S. Inaray; Shepherdess International, Dikye Dien.

Health Ministries, Eveline I. Sutresman.

Publishing Ministries, Gerson Kandowangko.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Wendel Runturambi.

Stewardship Ministries, and Trust Services, Wolter Gerit Karwur.

Women's Ministries, Dikye Dien.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist Book Center, Jonathan Palangan.

Spirit of Prophecy, Gerson Kandowangko.
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