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WEST INDONESIA UNION MISSION

Organized 1929; reorganized 1964

Territory: Java, Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo), Lesser Sunda Islands, Madura, Sumatra, and Timor; comprising the East Java, Jakarta, and West Java Conferences, the Central Sumatra, East Kalimantan, North Sumatra, Nusa Tenggara, and South Sumatra Missions, the Central Java and Southwestern Mindanao Attached Fields, and the West Kalimantan Attached District.

Statistics: Churches, 660; membership, 91,110; population, 210,251,302 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 62 (21) 830-0902, 830-1166, 830-5306, 830-5307.

Fax: 62 (21) 830-0903, 837-1332 (Sec), 837-1333 (Pre).

E-mail: [email protected].

Cable: "Adventist," Jakarta, Java, Indonesia.

Addresses:

Street: Jl. Haryono, Blok A, Kav 4-5; Jakarta Selatan 12810; Indonesia.

Mailing: P.O. Box 8090; Tebet Barat, Jakarta Selatan 1281A; Indonesia.

Administration:

President, Johnny Lubis.

Secretary, Joseph S. Peranginangin.

Treasurer, Burken F. Sihotang (E-mail: show).

Executive Committee:

Johnny Lubis, Chair; Joseph S. Peranginangin, Secretary; J. Bonar Banjarnahor, Jutek Bongso, Yance Y. Fina, Jannus O. Hutapea, R. Y. Hutauruk, Harry A. Legoh, Mantas Limbong, Ronald I. Lisal, Poppy D. Lubis, Jamulia Malau, Johanes A. Mamahit, Jahotner F. Manullang, Alex H. Marbun, Dirman Nainggolan, Romel Pakpahan, Canadian Z. Panjaitan, Edison Panjaitan, Edwin T. Panjaitan, Kaleb R. Sagala, Albert Saroingsong, Esron Siburian, Jack Sidartha, Tanggor Sihombing, Burken F. Sihotang, Nelly Sihotang, Edison Simanjuntak, Ekawaty Siregar, Mastur Sitompul, Roselyn Sitorus, Reynold S. Situmeang, Djoko Soewarso, Reuben V. T. Supit, Andreas Suranto, Emil H. Tambunan, Gunawan Tjokro, Jay M. Tombokan, Glory Wangania.

Departments:

Adventist Chaplaincy Ministries, Ministerial Association (and Evangelism), Edison Panjaitan; Shepherdess International, Poppy D. Lubis.

Children's Ministries, and Family Ministries, Nelly Sihotang.

Communication, and Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Jahotner F. Manullang.

Education, Edwin T. Panjaitan.

Health Ministries, Johanes A. Mamahit.

Publishing Ministries, Jabonar B. Banjarnahor.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Marolop Sagala.

Stewardship, and Trust Services, Djoko Soewarso.

Women's Ministries, Poppy D. Lubis.

Agency:

ADRA/Indonesia, Reuben V. T. Supit (E-mail: show).

Ministries and Services:

Adventist English Conversation Schools, Roselyn Sitorus.

Adventist Mission, Edison Panjaitan.

AMiCUS, Kaleb R. Sagala.

ASI, Philanthropic Services, and Voice of Prophecy, Marolop Sagala.

Controller, Panahatan Doloksaribu.

Legal, and Retirement, Joseph S. Peranginangin.

Spirit of Prophecy, Simon P. Rakmeni.

Legal Association:

"Gereja Masehi Advent Hari Ketujuh Indonesia" (Indonesia Union Mission Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists). President, Bobby J. Sepang; Vice President, Johnny Lubis; Secretary, Joseph S. Peranginangin; Vice Secretary, Samuel Y. Bindosano; Treasurer, Burken F. Sihotang; Vice Treasurer, Herry Sumanti.
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