North Western Bolivia Mission
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WEST BOLIVIA MISSION

Organized 1907; reorganized 1977, 2003

Territory: La Paz and Pando.

Statistics: Churches, 166; membership, 35,450; population, 3,074,627 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 591 (2) 222-0627, 222-3245.

Fax: 591 (2) 222-1740.

E-mail: [email protected].

Website: www.mbo.org.bo.

Addresses:

Street: Av. Brasil No. 1329, Zone Miraflores; La Paz; Bolivia.

Mailing: Casilla 355; La Paz; Bolivia.

Administration:

President, Edmundo Ferrufino.

Secretary, Eleodoro Martinez.

Treasurer, Rolando Gonzalo Patzi.

Executive Committee:

Edmundo Ferrufino, Chair; Eleodoro Martinez, Secretary; Rene Samuel Antonio, Martin Beltran, Adhemar Condori, Ruth de Ferrufino, Elizabeth Guayguasi, Mario Donato Limachi, Gualberto Mamani, Hector Claudio Bernardo Mamani, Fausta de Martinez, John Wilson Mena, Rolando Gonzalo Patzi, Eufracio Quispe, David Soto, Johnny Velasquez, Marco Antonio Yupanqui.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, Fausta de Martinez.

Communication, and Family Ministries, Edmundo Ferrufino.

Education, Rene Samuel Antonio.

Health Ministries, and Publishing Ministries, Gualberto Mamani.

Ministerial Association, Stewardship Ministries, and Youth Ministries, Marco Antonio Yupanqui; Shepherdess International, Ruth de Ferrufino.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Eleodoro Martinez.

Women's Ministries, Ruth de Ferrufino.

Ministries and Services:

Global Mission, Rolando Gonzalo Patzi.

Music, Marco Antonio Yupanqui.

Spirit of Prophecy, Gualberto Mamani.
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