Western Solomon Islands Mission (Inactive)
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WESTERN SOLOMON ISLANDS MISSION

Established 1914; organized 1950

Territory: That portion of the Solomon Islands west of East Longitude 159.

Statistics: Churches, 90; membership, 15,966; population, 98,164 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 677-60-529; 677-60-787.

Fax: 677-60-529.

E-mail: [email protected].

Cable: "Adventist," Adv Mission, Kukudu, Gizo, Solomon Islands.

Telex: HQ 66378.

Addresses:

Street: Kukudu; Kolombangara Island, Western Solomon Islands; Solomon Islands.

Mailing: S.D.A. Mission; Kukudu Postal Agency; Gizo, Western Province; Solomon Islands.

Administration:

President, Jones P. Jama.

General Secretary, Luther Taniveke.

Chief Financial Officer, Fraser Alekevu.

Executive Committee:

Jones P. Jama, Chairman; Luther Taniveke, Secretary; Fraser Alekevu, Allan Betokera, Lester Jacob, Laureen Jekah, Dennis John, Wilson Katovai, Joanne Masa, Jerry Pakivai, Bella Paul, John Paul, Udikolo Pelobule, Gordon Rance, John Sorio.

Departments:

Children's Ministries, and Youth Ministries, Sovo Samuel.

Communication, Ministerial Association, and Public Affairs and Religious Liberty, Jones P. Jama.

Education, Lester Jacob.

Family Ministries, and Stewardship, John Paul.

Sabbath School and Personal Ministries, Patrick Livah.

Youth Ministries, Sovo Samuel.

Agency:

ADRA, Fraser Alekevu.

Ministries and Services:

Community Service, Patrick Livah.

Trustees:

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