Sao Tome and Principe Mission
Yearbook Year:
 Search:
 
Photo Needed
Organization Credentials

SAO TOME AND PRINCIPE MISSION

Established 1938; organized 1947; reorganized 1976, 1983, 2010
(formerly under the Angola Union Mission)

Territory: Sao Tome and Principe.

Statistics: Churches, 9; membership, 3,811; population, 180,000 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 239 (2) 222-270.

E-mail: [email protected].

Addresses:

Street: R. Barao de Agua Ize R.D.; Sao Tome; Sao Tome and Principe.

Mailing: Caixa Postal 268; Sao Tome; Sao Tome and Principe.

Administration:

President, Jose Marques.

Secretary-Treasurer, Eliseu R. Xavier.

Executive Committee:

Jose Marques, Chair; Eliseu R. Xavier, Secretary; Francisco Bomfim, Eleonay Ester Castro, Nazare Castro, Olinto Costa, Milton Oliveira de Ceita, Martihno das Neves, Nilto Frota, Boa Morte, Bernarda Rodrigues, Germiniano Rodrigues, Geraldina Sacramento, one pastor from Principe, and the ADRA Director.

Departments:

Communication, Publishing Ministries, and Stewardship Ministries, Eliseu R. Xavier.

Education, Olinto Costa.

Family Ministries, Ministerial Association, and Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Jose Marques; Shepherdess International, Reinalda Rodrigues.

Health Ministries, Francisco Bomfim.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Milton Oliveira de Ceita.

Women's Ministries, Bernarda Rodrigues.

Youth Ministries, Nilto Frota.

Agency:

ADRA/Sao Tome. Caixa Postal 161; Praia Emilia; Sao Tome and Principe. Telephone: 239 (2) 224324. E-mail: show. Director, Glastone Reis.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist Mission, Milton Oliveira de Ceita.

Office of Human Relations, Jose Marques.
Copyright � 1998 - 2026 General Conference Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists® 12501 Old Columbia Pike Silver Spring, MD 20904-6600 USA.
ADVENTIST® and SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST® are the registered trademarks of the General Conference Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists®.

The Seventh-day Adventist Church conducts its activities through ecclesiastical organizations (such as local churches, local conferences and missions, unions, divisions and the General Conference) and a wide array of other entities and corporations established for specific functions aligned with the Church's beliefs, values and mission. The Yearbook (including the online version) presents information on entities, and on institutions established, owned, or controlled by officially recognized Seventh-day Adventist organizations. All information in the Yearbook has been furnished by the organizations themselves and may have changed since submission for this publication.

The Yearbook does not define church structure or describe legal relationships among church entities or any of the listed organizations, most of which are separate legal entities. The Yearbook is intended primarily to identify the many and varied organizations, other than local churches/congregations, through which the Church advances its mission. No listed entity assumes any responsibility for the liabilities, debts, or alleged acts or omissions of any other listed entity simply because of its inclusion in this Yearbook. Persons with grievances or claims against a listed entity must directly address such with the entity involved and not with any other entity or organization.