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UPPER CONGO FIELD

Organized 1974; reorganized 2003

Territory: Oriental, and North Maniema Provinces.

Statistics: Churches, 39; membership, 6,451; population, 8,716,032 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

E-mail: [email protected].

Address: P.O. Box 1051; Kisangani; Democratic Republic of the Congo.

Administration:

President, Malunza Monga Simba.

Secretary, Kambale Muhasa.

Treasurer, Nebelo Magayo.

Executive Committee:

Malunza Monga Simba; Chair; Kambale Muhasa, Secretary; Nebelo Magayo, Umba Mande Sonny, Lofutu Kambilo, Kyunyu Kahabmu, Tokandeko Bedeni, Kambale Muraghane, Bumba Mahamudi, Angwe Some, Kasereka Kamala.

Departments:

Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries, Communication, Education, and Youth Ministries, Umba Mande Sonny.

Children's Ministries, Health Ministries, and Women’s Ministries, Kyunyu Kahambu.

Family Ministries, Malunza Monga Simba.

Ministerial Association, Kambale Muhasa.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Lofutu Kambilo, Malunza Monga Simba.

Stewardship Ministries, Lofutu Kambilo.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist Mission, and Spirit of Prophecy, Lofutu Kambilo.

Adventist Volunteer Service, Umba Mande Sonny.
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