Southwest Venezuela Conference
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SOUTHWEST VENEZUELA MISSION

Organized 2003

Territory: The states of Merida and Tachira, and the western portion of the state of Apure.

Statistics: Churches, 89; membership, 25,342; population, 2,820,336 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 58 (276) 516-9045, 341-1559; 58 (412) 172-2700.

Fax: 58 (276) 341-1559.

Address: Av. Zulia No. B-72; Quinta Misia Nena, Urbanizacion Las Lomas; San Cristobal, Edo. Tachira; Venezuela.

Administration:

President, Eufracio Oropeza.

Secretary, Jesus Martinez.

Treasurer, Samuel Ardila.

Executive Committee:

Eufracio Oropeza, Chair; Jesus Martinez, Secretary; Samuel Ardila, Mary de Castellanos, Nehemias Castillo, Jaime Fernandez, Marcela Garcia, Mercedes Gonzalez, Bladimir Manzano, America de Oropeza, Luis Ovalles, Miguel A. Pareles, Delly Prada, Abel Prieto, Elber Ruiz, Giorgin Ruiz, Alfredo Silva.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, and Women's Ministries, America de Oropeza.

Communication, Marcela Garcia.

Education, Nehemias Castillo.

Family Ministries, Jose Vargas.

Health Ministries, Mercedes Gonzalez.

Ministerial Association (and Evangelism), Miguel A. Pareles; Shepherdess International, America de Oropeza.

Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Eufracio Oropeza.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Jesus Martinez.

Stewardship Ministries, Alfredo Silva.

Youth Ministries, Bladimir Manzano.

Agency:

ADRA, Bladimir Manzano.

Legal Association:

Nonprofit Civil Association of Southwest Venezuela Conference of Seventh-day Adventists (Asociacion Civil sin fines de lucro Mision Venezolana Sur Occidental de los Adventistas del Septimo Dia).
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