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SUDAN FIELD

Established 1974; reorganized 1984

Territory: East, North, West, and parts of South Sudan.

Statistics: Churches, 26; membership, 8,469; population, 36,842,776 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 249 (183) 467-198.

Fax: 249 (183) 463-142.

Addresses:

Street: Street 55, House 38; Al Jazira; Khartoum II; Sudan.

Mailing: P.O. Box 6443; Khartoum Central; Sudan.

Administration:

President, Miroslav Didara.

Secretary, Daniel Ogwok Ojwan.

Treasurer, ___.

Executive Committee:

Miroslav Didara, Chair; Daniel Ogwok Ojwan, Secretary; Julius Emilio Alibe, Martha Daniel, Mary Wani Enoka, Ngaw Nyoat Gak, Juma Ibrahim, Jacob Frungus Rango, Mambo Thomas.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, and Women's Ministries, Sarah Napagi Levi, Alice Dominic.

Communication, Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, and Publishing Ministries, Daniel Ogwok Ojwan.

Education, and Stewardship Ministries, Mark Igga Mona.

Ministerial Association, Miroslav Didara; Evangelism, James Tut Kuon.

Family Ministries, Jacob Frungus Rango.

Health Ministries, Milla Longa Muyungga.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Sara Napagi Levi, Jacob Frungus Rango.

Youth Ministries, Ngaw Nyoat Gak.

Agency:

ADRA Sudan. Street 41, El Amarat Extension; Khartoum; Sudan. Mailing: P.O. Box 3030; Khartoum; Sudan. Telephone: 249 (183) 480-301, 462-033, 465-478. Fax: 249 (183) 474-774.

Ministries and Services:

Home Health Education Service. Telephone: 249 (183) 467-198. Fax: 249 (183) 463-142.

Legal Association:

Seventh-day Adventist Church in the Sudan.
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