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TRANS-EUROPEAN DIVISION

(January 1, 2012, South Sudan became part of the East-Central Africa Division; the rest of the countries formerly under the Middle East Union, excluding southern Cyprus, are now under the Greater Middle East Union Mission attached to the General Conference; and the Pakistan Union has transferred to the
Southern Asia-Pacific Division)

Organized 1928; reorganized 1951, 1980, 1986, 1994, 1995, 1999, 2012

Territory: Aland Islands, Albania, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Faeroe Islands, Finland, Greece, Greenland, Guernsey, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Isle of Man, Jersey, Latvia, Lithuania, Montenegro, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Serbia, Slovenia, Sweden, The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, United Kingdom, and the southern portion of Cyprus; comprising the Adriatic, Baltic, British, Finland, Hungarian, Netherlands, Norwegian, Polish, and South-East European Union Conferences; the Danish, and Swedish Union of Churches Conferences; and the Cyprus Section, Greek Mission, and Iceland Conference.

Statistics: Churches, 1,165; membership, 81,934; population, 202,879,000 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 44 (1727) 860-331, 732-500.

Fax: 44 (1727) 866-312.

E-mail: [email protected].

Website: www.ted-adventist.org.

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

Administration:

President, Bertil A. Wiklander.

Secretary, Audrey E. Andersson; Assistant, Annalisa Halonen.

Treasurer, Johann E. Johannsson; Associates, Nenad Jepuranovic, Dean G. Papaioannou.

Field Secretary, Raafat Kamal.

Executive Committee:

Bertil A. Wiklander, Chair; Audrey E. Andersson, Secretary; Wim Altink, Kalervo Aromaki, Kjell Aune, Younis Noor Bhatti, Branko Bistrovic, Philip R. Brown, Stephen Cooper, Daniel Duda, Berit Elkjaer, Richard Elofer, John Ferguson, Shurendy Gerardus, Eric Gudmundsson, Michael Hamilton, Nenad Jepuranovic, Johann E. Johannsson, Raafat Kamal, Janos Kovacs-Biro, Reidar J. Kvinge, Pawel Lazar, Apostolos Maglis, Nancy Mansour, Tamas Z. Ocsai, Bjorn Ottesen, Dean G. Papaioannou, Miroslav Pujic, Mariusz Radosh, Javed Sahotra, Berton Samuel, John Sanches, Clair Sanches-Schutte, Elod Simon, Robert Sjolander, Ian W. Sweeney, Krisztina Z. Teremy, Iris Thomsen, Paul D. Tompkins, Kristel Tonstad, Djordje Trajkovski, Ossi Turunen, Kart Vahtramae, Rade Vitorovic, Miroslav Vukmanic, Valdis Zilgalvis.

Departments:

Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries, Michael Hamilton.

Children's Ministries, and Women's Ministries, Clair Sanches-Schutte.

Communication, and Publishing Ministries, Miroslav Pujic.

Education, Daniel Duda.

Family Ministries, Clair Sanches-Schutte.

Health Ministries, Stephen Cooper.

Ministerial Association, Janos Kovacs-Biro; Associate, Daniel Duda; Shepherdess International, Clair Sanches-Schutte.

Planned Giving and Trust Services, Johann E. Johannsson.

Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, and Stewardship Ministries, Raafat Kamal.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Janos Kovacs-Biro; Associate, Michael Hamilton.

Youth Ministries, Paul D. Tompkins.

Agencies:

ADRA Trans-Europe. Director, Stephen Cooper. E-mail: show.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist Mission, Raafat Kamal.

AMiCUS, Paul D. Tompkins.

Auditing Service: See listing under General Conference Services.

Community Services, and Ingathering, Stephen Cooper.

Leadership Development Services, Bertil A. Wiklander.

Ministry to Clergy Families, Clair Sanches-Schutte.

Ministry to Secular and Postmoderns, and Worship and Music Ministry, Miroslav Pujic.

Legal Associations:

World-Wide Advent Missions, Limited. Secretary, Audrey Andersson.
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