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TRANS-EUROPEAN DIVISION (TED)

Organized 1928; reorganized 1951, 1980, 1986, 1994, 1995, 1999

Territory: Albania, Bahrain, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Channel Islands, Croatia, Cyprus, Denmark, Egypt, Estonia, Faeroe Islands, Finland, Greece, Greenland, Hungary, Iceland, Iraq, Ireland, Isle of Man, Israel, Jordan, Kuwait, Latvia, Lebanon, Lithuania, Netherlands, Norway, Oman, Pakistan, Poland, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, Serbia and Montenegro, Slovenia, Sudan, Sweden, Syria, The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, and Yemen; comprising the Adriatic, Baltic, British, Finland, Hungarian, Netherlands, Norwegian, Polish, South-East European, and Swedish Union Conferences, the Middle East Union Mission, the Pakistan Union Section, the Danish Union of Churches, the Iceland Conference, the Greek Mission, and the Israel Field.

Statistics: Churches, 1,306; membership, 97,151; population, 586,807,000 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 44 (1727) 860-331.

Fax: 44 (1727) 866-312.

Website: www.ted-adventist.org.

Address: 119 St. Peter's Street; St. Albans, Herts AL1 3EY; England.

Administration:

President, Bertil A. Wiklander.

Secretary, Harald Wollan; Assistant, Patricia A. Swan.

Treasurer, Johann E. Johannsson; Associates, Dean G. Papaioannou, Michael Thorman.

Field Secretary, Orville Woolford.

Executive Committee:

Bertil A. Wiklander, Chairman; Harald Wollan, Secretary; Gavin Anthony, John Arthur, Carsten Berglund, Younis Noor Bhatti, Branko Bistrovic, Reinder Bruinsma, Paul R. Clee, Dijana Daka, Brian Davison, Richard Elofer, Jane E. Froma-Taylor, Samir Hanna, Bjorn Haugen, Atte M. Helminen, Reynald G. Jacob, Finn Jegaard, Johann E. Johannsson, Ole Kendel, Pawel Lazar, Apostolos Maglis, Hella Milbreta-Holma, Tihomir Odorcic, Bjorn Ottesen, Dean G. Papaioannou, David S. Penner, Cecil R. Perry, James Philip, Zorica Plavsic, T. Michael Porter, Miroslav Pujic, Roy Richardson, Peter Roennfeldt, Eeva Saarits, Tunde Sitkeine-Magyar, Patricia A. Swan, Andras Szilvasi, Michael Thorman, Tor Tjeransen, Paul D. Tompkins, Zofia Wlodarczyk, Anne-May Wollan, Orville Woolford, Valdis Zilgalvis, Miodrag Zivanovic.

Departments:

Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries and Education, Orville Woolford.

Children's Ministries and Women's Ministries, Anne-May Wollan.

Communication and Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Miroslav Pujic.

Family Ministries and Youth, Paul D. Tompkins.

Health Ministries and Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Paul R. Clee.

Ministerial Association, Peter Roennfeldt.

Publishing, John Arthur.

Stewardship and Trust Services, Johann E. Johannsson.

Agencies:

ADRA/TED, Roy Richardson.

ADRA European Union Office (Bi-division liaison office in cooperation with ADRA International serving the countries of the European Union). Rue Ernest Allard 11; B-1000 Brussels; Belgium. Telephone: 32 (2) 514-7564. Fax: 32 (2) 512-5276. Director, Annette Frick.

Ministries and Services:

Auditing Service: See listing under General Conference Services.

Global Mission, Peter Roennfeldt.

Ingathering, Roy Richardson.

Music Ministry, Miroslav Pujic.

Spirit of Prophecy, John Arthur.

Volunteer Coordinator, Paul D. Tompkins.

Legal Association:

"World-Wide Advent Missions, Limited." Secretary, Harald Wollan.
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