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VENEZUELA-ANTILLES UNION MISSION

(See also the East Venezuela Union Mission)

Organized 1927 as the Colombia Venezuela Union;
Reorganized 1989 as the Venezuela-Antillies Union Mission;
Territory divided, reorganized 2010

Territory: Aruba, Bonaire, and Curacao; and the Venezuelan states of Barinas, Carabobo, Cojedes, Falcon, Lara, Merida, Portuguesa, Tachira, Trujillo, Yaracuy, and Zulia; and the western portion of Apure from the border line of El Yagual, Medano Alto, Puerto Paez, Saman de Apure, and Santa Rosa; comprising the Curacao and Bonaire, North Central Venezuela, West Central Venezuela, and West Venezuela Conferences; and the Aruba, Southwest Venezuela, and West Los Llanos Venezuela Missions.

Statistics: Churches, 510; membership, 136,290; population, 14,883,505 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 58 (251) 255-3355.

Fax: 58 (251) 255-3993.

E-mail: [email protected].

Website: http://unionvenezolana.interamerica.org.

Addresses:

Street: Avenida Venezuela entre Leones y Bracamonte; Edificio Iglesia Adventista; Barquisimeto, Lara 3001; Venezuela.

Mailing: Apartado 842; Barquisimeto, Lara 3001; Venezuela.

Administration:

President, Julio A. Palacio.

Secretary, Orlando Ramirez.

Treasurer, David Poloche; Associate, Jaime Pedraza.

Executive Committee:

Julio A. Palacio, Chair; Orlando Ramirez, Secretary; Daniel Alvarez, Alexander Barrios, Edgar Brito, Gloria Cabal, Daniel Cabezas, Jose Felix Carreno, Yasmali de Casique, Enoc Castillo, Rubia de Cuba, Raquel Emerenciana, Rodolfo Escobar, Wilmer Figueroa, Martin Forbes, Eduar Garcia, Ricser Gomez, Daniel A. Gonzalez, Nolwin Guilarte, Daniel Hernandez, William Jimenez, Shurman Kook, Servio Labasti, Excelin Loyo, Josue Luis, Kenneth Luis, Bladimir Manzano, Jesus Martinez, Francisco Medina, Floro Mendez, Julio Palacio, Milder de Palacio, Zenaida Pannefleck, Emilio Perche, David Poloche, Tito Porras, Eliu Rosas, David Salazar, Dolores de Sandoval, Carlos Schupnik, Surrandy Selassa, Fernando Toala, Carlos Torrealba, Oscar Torres, Shirley Tuitt, Javier Villegas.

Departments:

Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries, Education, and Health Ministries, Javier Villegas; Associate, Alberto Guzman.

Children's Ministries, and Women's Ministries, Milder de Palacio.

Communication, and Youth Ministries, Emilio Perche.

Family Ministries, Ministerial Association, and Publishing Ministries, Daniel Cabezas; Evangelism, Fernando Toala; Shepherdess International, Milder de Palacio.

Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Julio Palacio; Associate, Glorimar Leon.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Fernando Toala.

Stewardship Ministries, Orlando Ramirez.

Agency:

ADRA, David Poloche.

Ministries and Services:

Human Resources, Jaime Pedraza.

Legal Associations:

Nonprofit Civil Association Church of Venezuela Antilles Union of Seventh-day Adventists (Asociacion Civil sin fines de lucro Iglesia Union Venezolana Antillana de los Adventistas del Septimo Dia).
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