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PREFACE
The following pages present a directory of the conferences, missions,
and institutions connected with the Seventh-day Adventist denomination.
The territory is divided into the following Division Conferences, each
of which has the evangelistic organizations, churches, and membership
indicated below:
Confer- Total Mem-
Division Unions ences Missions Ores. Churches bership
North American 9 47 6 62 2,361 152,151
Australasian 1 8 15 24 325 15,600
Central European 7 24 27 58 1,327 49,709
China 7 37 44 235 13,744
Far Eastern 4 .. 25 29 439 22,013
Inter-American 5 5 23 33 509 24,502
Northern European 12 21 38 71 619 30,674
South American 4 5 17 26 209 24,862
Southern African 5 2 75 82 155 22,766
Southern Asian 5 34 39 105 4,400
Southern European 7 15 15 37 767 24,293
U. S. S. R. 4 17 6 27 677 13,709
Totals, 1935 70 144 318 532 7,728 398,423
Totals, 1934 70 146 309 525 7,468 375,370
Gains 2 9 7 260 23,053
Evangelistic Laborers
Total
Ordained Licensed Missionary Col- Evangelistic
Division Ministers Ministers Licentiates porteurs Laborers
Australasian 98 116 371 122 7S5
Central European 265 105 254 638 1,401
China 114 129 438 158 1,422
Far Eastern 89 109 222 307 795
Inter-American 94 50 212 133 496
North American 1,000 292 439 713 2,566
Northern European 135 66 149 304 708
South American 60 52 86 279 509
Southern African 109 65 591 57 839
., Southern Asian 80 69 91 55 564
Southern European 133 62 150 341 686
U. S. S. R. 70 30 50 175
Institutional Laborers
Primary Advanced Total In-
School School Publishing Sanitarium ' stitutional
Division Teachers Teachers Employees Employees Laborers
Australasian 191 72 48 127 638
Central European 116 70 147 121 529
China 165 171 93 382 886
Far Eastern 137 92 63 123 430
Inter-American 58 55 4 117
North American. 976 1,424 438 2,761 5,599
Northern European 316 106 115 628 1,320
South American 147 72 47 44 310
Southern African 527 87 22 84 820
Southern Asian 168 144 40 125 492
Southern European 6 32 47 67 167
U. S. S. R.
Totals 2,807 2,325 1,060 4,466 11,308
Total evangelistic laborers 10,946
Total institutional workers 11,308.
Grand Total 22,254
CONTENTS
Fundamental Beliefs 5
General Conference and Departments 9-23
Divisions:
North American 24-66
Australasian 67-75
Central European 76-97
China 98-117
Far Eastern 118-130
Inter-American 131-143
Northern European 144-166
South American 167-1.78
Southern African 179-195
Southern Asia 196-205
Southern European 206-218
U. S. S. R. 218
Institutions:
Educational 219-255
Publishing Houses 256-269
Periodicals Issued 270-289
Sanitariums 290-304
Treatment Rooms 305-309
Statistical Tables 310
Ministerial Directory 322
Obituary Record 397
FUNDAMENTAL BELIEFS OF SEVENTH-
DAY 'ADVENTISTS
Seventh-day Adventists hold certain fundamental beliefs; the principal
features, of (which, together with a portion of the scriptural references
upon which they are based, maybe summarized as follows:,
That the HOly Scriptures of the Old and New Testaments were
given rby inspiration `cif God, contain an all-sufficient revelation of His
will 'to men, and are the only unerring rule of faith and practice.
2 Tini.3:15-17. :
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2. That 'the Godhead, or Trinity, consists of the Eternal Father, a
personal, spiritual Being, omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient, infinite
in wisdom and love; the Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of the Eternal
Father, through whom all things were created and through whom .the
salvation of the redeemed hosts will be accomplished; the Holy Spirit,
the third person of the Godhead, the great regenerating power in the
work of redemption. Matt. 28:19.
3. That Jesus Christ is very God, being of the same nature and essence
as the Eternal Father. While retaining His divine nature He took upon
Himself the nature of the human family, lived on the earth asa man,
exemplified in His life as our, Example the principles of righteousness,
attested. His relationship. to God by many mighty miracles, died, for our
sins On the cross, Was raised from the dead, and ascended to the Father,
*here He. ever lives to make intercession for us. John 1:1, 14; Heb.
2:9-18;' 8:1; 2; 4:14-16; 7:25.
4. That every person in order to obtain salvation must experience the
new birth; that ,this comprises, an entire' transformation of life and
character by, the recreative power of God through faith in the Lord
Jesus Christ. John 3:16; Matt. 18:3; Acts 2:37-39.
5. That baptism is an ordinance Of the Christian church and should
follow repentance 'and forgiveness of sins. By its observance faith is
shown in the death, burial, and resurrection of Christ. That the proper
form of baptism is by immersion. Rom. 6:1-6; Acts' 16:30-33. '
6. That the will of God as it relates to moral conduct is comprehended
in His, laW of ten commandments; that these are great moral, im-
thaiveable, precepts, binding upon all men, in every, age. Ex. 20:1-17.
7. That the fourth commandment of this unchangeable law requires
the observance of the seventh day Sabbath. This holy institution is
at the same time a memorial of creation and a sign of sanctification,
a sign of the believer's rest from his own Works of sin, and his entrance
into the rest of soul which Jeus promises to those who come to Him.
Gen. 2:1-3; Ex. 20:8-11; 31:12-17; Heb. 4:1-10.'
' .8. That the law of ten commandments points out sin, the penalty of
Which is death. The law can not save the transgressor from his sin,
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nor impart power to keep him from sinning. In infinite love and mercy,
God provides a way whereby this may be done. He furnishes a substi-
tute, even Christ the Righteous One, to die in man's stead, making
"Him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the
righteousness of God in Him." 2 Cor. 5:21. That one is justified, not
by obedience to the law, but by the grace that is in Christ Jesus. By
accepting Christ, man is reconciled to God, justified by His blood for
the sins of the past, and saved from the power of sin by his indwelling
life. Thus the gospel becomes "the power of God unto salvation to
every one that believeth." This experience is wrought by the divine
agency of the Holy Spirit, who convinces of sin and leads to the Sin-
Bearer, inducting the believer into the new covenant relationship, where
the law of God is written on his heart, and through the enabling power
of the indwelling Christ, his life is brought into conformity to the
divine precepts. The honor and merit of this wonderful transformation
belong wholly to Christ. 1 John 3:4; Rom. 7:7; Rom. 3:20; Eph. 2:8-10;
1 John 2:1, 2; Rom. 5:8-10; Gal. 2:20; Eph. 3:17; Heb. 8:8-12.
9. That Cod "only bath immortality." 1 Tim. 6:15. Mortal man pos-
sesses a nature inherently sinful and dying. Eternal life is the gift of
God through faith in Christ. Rom. 6:23. "He that bath the Son hath
life." 1 John 5:12. Immortality is bestowed upon the righteous at the
second coming of Christ, when the righteous dead are raised from the
grave and the living righteous translated to meet the Lord. Then it is
that those accounted faithful "put on immortality." 1 Cor. 15:51-55.
10. That the condition of man in death is one of unconsciousness.
That all men, good and evil alike, remain in the grave from death to
the resurrection. Eccl. 9:5, 6; Ps. 146:3, 4; John 5:28, 29.
11. That there shall be a resurrection both of the just and of the
unjust. The resurrection of the just will take place at the second
coming of Christ; the resurrection of the unjust will take place a
thousand years later, at the close of the millennium. John 5:28, 29;
1 Thess. 4:13-18; Rev. 20:5-10.
12. That the finally impenitent, including Satan, the author of sin,
will, by the fires of the last day, be reduced to a state of non-existence,
becoming as though they had not been, thus purging God's universe of
sin and sinners. Rom. 6:23; Mal. 4:1-3; Rev. 20:9, 10; Obadiah 16.
13. That no prophetic period is given in the Bible to reach to the
second advent, but that the longest one, the 2300 days of Dan. 8:14,
terminated in 1844, and brought us to an event called the cleansing of
the sanctuary.
14. That the true sanctuary, of which the tabernacle on earth was a
type, is the temple of God in Heaven, of which Paul speaks in Hebrews
8 and onward, and of which the Lord Jesus, as our great high priest,
is minister; and that the priestly work of our Lord is the antitype of the
work of the Jewish priests of the former dispensation; that this heavenly
sanctuary is the one to be cleansed at the end of the 2300 days of Dan.
8:14; its cleansing being, as in the type, a work of judgment, beginning
with the entrance of Christ as the high Priest upon the judgment phase
of His ministry in the heavenly sanctuary foreshadowed in the earthly
service of cleansing the sanctuary on the day of atonement. This work
of judgment in the heavenly sanctuary began in 1844. Its completion
will close human probation.
FUNDAMENTAL BELIEFS
15. That God, in the time of the judgment and in accordance with His
uniform dealing with the human family in warning them of coming
events vitally affecting their destiny (Amos 3:6, 7), sends forth a
proclamation of the approach of the second advent of Christ; that this
work is symbolized by the three angels of Revelation 14; and that their
threefold message brings to view a work of reform to prepare a people
to meet Him at His coming.
16. That the time of the cleansing of the sanctuary, synchronizing
with the period of the proclamation of the message of Revelation 14,
is a time of investigative judgment, first with reference to the dead,
and secondly, with reference to the living. This investigative judgment
determines who of the myriads sleeping in the dust of the earth are
worthy of a part in the first resurrection, and who of its living multi-
tudes are worthy of translation. 1 Peter 4:17, 18; Dan. 7:9, 10; Rev.
14:6, 7; Luke 20:35.
17. That the followers of Christ should be a godly people, not adopt-
ing the unholy maxims nor conforming to the unrighteous ways of the
world, not loving its sinful pleasures nor countenancing its follies.
That the believer should recognize his body as the temple of the Holy
Spirit, and that therefore he should clothe that body in neat, modest,
dignified apparel. Further, that in eating and drinking and in his
entire course of conduct he should shape his life as becometh a follower
of the meek and lowly Master. Thus the believer will be led to ab-
stain from all intoxicating drinks, tobacco, and other narcotics, and the
avoidance of every body- and soul-defiling habit and practice. 1 Cor.
3:16, 17; 9:25; 10:31; 1 Tim. 2:9, 10; 1 John 2:6.
18. That the divine principle of tithes and offerings for the support
of the gospel is an acknowledgment of God's ownership in our lives,
and that we are stewards who must render account to Him of all that
He has committed to our possession. Lev. 27:30; Mal. 3:8-12; Matt.
23:23; 1 Cor. 9:9-14; 2 Cor. 9:6-15.
19. That God has placed in His church the gifts of the Holy Spirit,
as enumerated in 1 Corinthians 12 and Ephesians 4. That these gifts
operate in harmony with the divine principles of the Bible, and are
given for the perfecting of the saints, the work of the ministry, the
edifying of the body of Christ. Rev. 12:17; 19:10; 1 Cor. 1:5-7.
20. That the second coming of Christ is the great hope of the church,
the grand climax of the gospel and plan of salvation. His coming will
be literal, personal, and visible. Many important events will be asso-
ciated with His return, such as the resurrection of the dead, the de-
struction of the wicked, the purification of the earth, the reward of the
righteous, the establishment of His everlasting kingdom. The almost
complete fulfillment of various lines of prophecy, particularly those
found in the books of Daniel and the Revelation, with existing condi-
tions in the physical, social, industrial, political, and religious worlds,
indicates that Christ's coming "is near, even at the doors.' The exact
time of that event has not been foretold. Believers are exhorted to be
ready, for "in such an hour as ye think not, the Son of man" will be
revealed. Luke 21:25.27; 17:26-30; John 14:1-3; Acts 1:9-11; Rev.
1:7; Heb. 9:28; James 5:1-8; Joel 3:9-16; 2 Tim. 3:1-5; Dan. 7:27;
Matt. 24:36, 44.
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21. That the millennial reign of Christ covers the ,Period between
the first and-.the second resurrections, during which time the saints
of all ages will live with their blessed Redeemer in Heaven.' At the
end of the millennium, the Holy City with all the saints will descend
to the earth. The:wicked, raised in the second resurrection, mill go up
on the breadth,of the earth with Satan at their head to` compass the
camp of the saints, when fire will come down from God out of Heaven
and devour them. In the conflagration which destroys Satan and ,his
host, the earth, itself will be regenerated and cleansed from the effects
of the curse. Thus the, universe of God will be purified froin the' foul
blot of sin. Rev. 20. Zech. 14:1-4. 2 Peter ,3:7-10.
' 22. That God 'will make all things new. 'The earth, restored to its
pristine beauty, will become forever the abode of the saints Of the
Lord. The promise to Abraham, that through Christ he and his seed
should possess the earth throughout the endless ages of 'eternity, will
be fulfilled. The,kingdom and dominion and the greatness of the king-
dom under the, whole heaven will be given to the people of the saints
of the Most High, whose kingdom is an ieverlastipg kingdom, and all
dominions shall serve and obey Him. Chriet, the Lord, will reign su-
preme and every creature which is in heaven and on the earth and under
the earth, and such as are in the sea will ascribe blessing and honor
and glory and power unto Him that sitteth upon the throne and unto
the Lamb forever and ever. Gen. 13:14-17; Horn. 4:13; Heb. 11:8-16;
Matt. 5:5; Isa. 35; Rev. 21:1-7; Dan. 7:27; Rev. 5:13.
Directory of the Seventh-day
Adventist Denomination
GENERAL CONFERENCE
Organized May 21, 1863
Loebsack, H. J., Moscow 10, Ulica strasse 22, Berlin W. 50, Ger-
Durowa 22, Whg. 19, U. S. S. R. many.
Longacre, C. S. Takoma Park, Schwindt, F. F., 5219 Stockwell
Washington, D. C. St., Lincoln, Nebr.
MacGuire, Meade, Route 2, Box Shaw, J. L., Takoma Park, Wash-
186, Modesto, Calif. ington, D. C.
McElhany, J. L., Takoma Park, Sheldon, H. J., Drawer C, Berrien
Washington, D. C. Springs, Mich.
Magan, P. T., M. D., 304 North Smith, W. I., Pacific Union Col-
Boyle Ave., Los Angeles, Calif. lege, Angwin, Napa Co., Calif.
Meyers, C. K., Takoma Park, Spalding, A. W., Takoma Park,
Washington, D. C. Washington, D. C.
Miller, H. W., M. D., 526 Ningkuo Spicer, W. A., Takoma, Park,
Road, Shanghai, China. Washington, D. C.
Montgomery, 0., Takoma Park, Stevens, J. A., Takoma Park,
Washington, D. C. Washington, D. C.
Neilsen, N. P., Calle Pino 3801, Strahle, J. J., Takoma Park,
Buenos Aires, Argentina, South Washington, D. C.
America. Thomason, Geo., M. D., 317 Hol-
Nelson, W. E., Takoma Park, lingsworth Bldg., Los Angeles,
Washington, D. C. Calif.
Ochs, D. A., Takoma Park, Wash- Thompson, J. C., Takoma Park
ington, D. C. Washington, D. C.
Ochs, W. B., Takoma Park, Wash- Town, N. Z., Takoma Park, Wasl
ington, D. C. ington, D. C.
Olsen, M. E., Takoma Park, Wash- Truman, A. W., M. D., Washing
ington, D. C. ton Sanitarium, Takoma Park,
Olson, A. V., Hfilieweg 17, Berne, Washington, D. C.
Switzerland. Turner, W. G., "Mizpah," Wah-
Olson, H. 0., Route 1, Box 366, La roonga, New South Wales, Aus-
Grange, Ill. tralia.
Passebois, L. F., South Lancaster, Votaw, H. H., Takoma Park,
Mass. Washington, D. C.
Perry, F. L., 1419 East California Watson, C. H., Takoma Park,
St., Glendale, Calif. Washington, D. C.
Peters, G. E., 409 Edgcombe Ave., Weaks, C. E., Takoma Park, Wash-
New York, N. Y. ington, D. C.
Peterson, Alfred W., Takoma Wellman, S. A., Takoma Park,
Park, Washington, D. C. Washington, D. C.
Peterson, F. L., Takoma Park, Wells, G. W., Takoma Park, Wash-
Washington, D. C. ington, D. C.
Prescott, W. W., Takoma Park, Westphal, F. H., Box 146, Glen-
Washington, D. C. dale, Calif.
Robinson, A. T., Route 1, Box 58, Westphal, J. W., Lodi Academy,
St. Helena, Calif. Lodi, Calif.
Ruble, W. A., M. D., care New White, W. C., R. F. D. 1. `-t.
England Sanitarium, Melrose, Helena. Calif.
Mass. Wilcox, F. M., Takoma Pal k.
Ruhling, R., Takoma Park, Wash- Washington, D. C.
ington, D. C. Wilcox, M. C., Mountain Vie
Russell, C. A., Takoma Park, Calif.
Washington, D. C. Wright, J. F., Grove Ave., Clare-
Schubert, G. .W., Regensburger- mont, Cape, South Africa.
GENERAL CONFERENCE 23
MISSION. FIELDS
COOK ISLANDS MISSION Territory: All the Pacific Islands
east of the 160th degree of west
Established 1892. longitude, and south of the tenth
(Included as part of the Central parallel of north latitude.
Polynesian Mission, 1916 to 1923; Headquarters: Papeete, Tahiti,
reorganized 1923.) Society Islands, Pacific Ocean.
Territory: Those islands compris- Officers:
ing the Cook or Hervey Group, Supt., G. L. Sterling.
and other small islands adjoin- Minister: G. L. Sterling.
ing. Missionary Licentiates:
Headquarters: Box 16, Rarotonga, Mrs. G. L. Sterling, Tofa, Tea-
Cook Islands, Pacific Ocean. hatu, Mrs. A. Poroi.
Officers: Church School Teachers:
Supt., H. B. P. Wicks. Roy Clark, Miss L. S. Christian.
Minister:
H. B. P. Wicks. FIJI MISSION
Missionary Licentiates: Established 1889
Mrs. H. B. P. Wicks, Tauraki. (Included as part of the Central
Polynesian Conference,1916 to
EASTERN POLYNESIAN MIS- 1921; reorganized 1921.
SION Address: Suva Vou, Suva, Fiji,
Established 1892; reorganized 1916 Pacific Ocean.
Comprising the following former Officers:
missions; Society Islands, and Supt., R. W. Lane.
Pitcairn Island. Sec. and Treas., W. R. Litster.
AU STRA LASIAN DIVISION 73
DETACHED ORGANIZATIONS
AUSTRIAN CONFERENCE BULGARIAN MISSION
Organized 1921
Territory: The Austrian Republic. Organized 1911
, Population: 6,700,000; churches, Territory: Bulgaria.
31; members, 1,557.
Office: Pelzgasse 2-10, Vienna XV, Population: 6,000,000; churches,
Austria. 22; members, 633.
Officers: Cable and Telegraphic Address:
Pres., J. Braun. Sofia, Solunska 49/10.
Treas., Miss B. Bruscha. Office Address: Solunska 49/10
Auditor, P. A. Brandt. Sofia, Bulgaria. (Telephone,
Executive Committee: J. Braun, 6466.)
K. Floder, K. Brie'', F. Hasel, Officers:
Fr. Gruber, A. Wegner, E. Pick- Supt., A. Thomas.
hart. Sec. and Treas., E. Muller.
Department Secretaries: Executive Committee: A. Thom-
Field Miss., F. Hasel. as, E. Milner, N. Neitscheff,
Sabbath School, Home Miss., and K. Waswasoff, D. Varsano, N.
Y. P. M. V., H. Schnotzinger. Peschkiroff.
Ministers: Financial Committee: the mem-
J. Braun, Fr. Gruber, A. Wegner, bers of the Executive Committee
A. Weinert, L. Schneebauer, P. and K. Christoff, C. Dulgeroff.
Weinand, 0. Saur, E. Schwarz.
Licentiates: Department Secretaries:
F. Pfingstl, Fr. Lubschina, R. Field Miss., N. Neitscheff.
LiThner, H. Schnotzinger. Y. P. M. V., Sabbath School and
Missionary Licentiates: Home Miss., A. Thomas.
Miss A. Klisch, Miss M. Brun- Ministers:
ner. A. Thomas, K. Waswasoff.
94 CENTRAL EUROPEAN DIVISION
teb, Pai Tze-heng, Liu Fu-an, Sec. and Treas., Otto Christen-
Keng Fu-kuang. sen.
Executive Committee: Otto
Department Secretaries: Christensen, Mrs. Otto Christen-
Book and Periodical House, sen, J. Maltsev, Dr. Harold
Hsu Wen-pin. Mourer, P. Rodionoff.
Educational, Li Kuang-chen. Department Secretaries:
Field Miss. and Home Miss., Mission Publishing House, Otto
Christensen.
Sabbath School, Wang Ja-ju. Sabbath School, Mrs. Otto Chris-
Y. P. M. V., Wang Ja-ju. tensen.
Ministers: Minister: Otto Christensen.
C. B. Green, Wang Hsi Yuen. Licentiates:
Licentiates: J. Maltsev, P. V. Rodionoff.
Kong Fu Kwang, Lucy Andrus, Missionary Licentiates:
Wang Tze-yuan, Pei Tza-heng. Mrs. Otto Christensen.
Missionary Licentiates:
Pai Tze-heng, Mrs. Ko, Shan
Tze Ch'ang, Keng Chiao-chun, SHANSI MISSION
Mrs. C. B. Green, Wang Tao- Organized 1928
chin, Wang Ja-ju, Chang Pao-
Ch'ing, Chu Wen-hsin, Chun T'ai Territory: The Province of Shansi,
T'ai. south of the Great Wall.
Population: 11,114,592; churches,
JEHOL MISSION 1; members, 329.
Organized 1933 Telegraphic Address: Adventist
Taiyuanfu.
Territory: Province of Jehol. Address: S. D. A. Mission, 36 Fu
Population: 2,500,000; churches, Hsi Chieh, Taiyu-anfu, Shansi.
1; members, 30. Officers:
Address: S. D. A. Mission, Hsi Ta Director, Chiao Wen Li.
Chieh, Ch'eng Teh, Jehol. Sec. and Treas., Chow Hsin Min.
Officers: Executive Committee: Chiao
Director: Ko Chiao-liang. Wen Li, Chow Hsin Min, Wang
Sec.-Treas., Ko Chiao-liang. Chih-t'ai, Chang Feng-t'ing,
Executive Committee: North Hsu Chi-li.
China Union Mission Committee. Department Secretaries:
Department Secretaries: Book and Periodical House,
Book and Periodical House, Chow Hsin-min.
Ching Tsai-t'ing. Field Miss., Home Miss., and
Field Miss., Ching Tsai-t'ing. Y. P. M. V., Chang Fneg-t'ing.
Home Miss., Ko Chiao-Lang.. Sabbath Sch., Chow Hsin-min.
Minister: Chiao Wen-li.
MONGOLIAN MISSION Missionary Licentiates:
Organized 1930 Li An-jen, Wang Chih-t'ai, Mrs.
Territory: Mongolia. Li Jen-min, Hsu Chi-li, Chang
Population: 3,600,000; churches, Feng-t'ing, Li Fu-t'ien, Chang
1; members, 9. Chin-an, Li Chang-hsi.
Telegraphic Address: Adventist,
Kalgan.
Address: S. D. A. Mission, Kalgan, SHANTUNG MISSION
Chahar. Organized 1917
Officers: Territory: The Province of Shan-
Director, Otto Christensen. tung.
CHINA DIVISION. 109
Officers: Licentiates:
Director, W. J. Pudewell. C. I. Yang, S. L. Pae, P. W. Uh,
Sec.-Treas., S. S. Ko. C. H. Kim, H. K. Pae, N. D.
Executive Committee: W. J. Pang.
Pudewell, S. S. Ko, C. H. Cho, Missionary Licentiates:
H. M. Kim, K. Y. Sin, R. S. I. T. Kim, T. S. Kang, S. Y. Oh.
Watts, Theo. Wangerin. Church School Tteacher:
Department Secretaries: S. Y. Oh.
Educational, H. M. Lee.
Field Miss., Y. 0. Kim. WEST CHOSEN MISSION
Home Miss. and Y. P. M. V., Organized 1919
R. S. Watts.
Sabbath School, Theo. Wangerin. Territory: North and South Pyeng-
yang, and Whang Hai Provinces.
Ministers: Office Address: S. D. A. Mission,
'W. J. Pudewell, C. H. Cho, H. M. Soonan, Chosen.
Kim. Officers:
Licentiates: Director, E. J. Urquhart.
Y. S. Yoon, Y. C. Pak, C. B. Sec. and Treas., S. S. Ko.
Chang. Executive Committee: E. J.
Missionary Licentiates: Urquhart, S. S. Ko, T. K. Kim,
0. C. Kim, P. S. Chyong, Y. E. K. Y. Kim, S. W. Im, R. S.
Chin, P. A. Kim, U. C. Lee. Watts, Theo. Wangerin.,
Church School Teachers: Department Secretaries:
U. C. Lee, T. H. Sin, S. S. Pak, Educational, H. M. Lee.
C. S. Kwun. Field Miss., I. C. Chawn.
Home Miss. and Y. P. M. V.,
SOUTHWEST CHOSEN MISSION R. S. Watts.
Sabbath School, Theo. Wangerin.
Organized 1934 Ministers:
Territory: Provinces of North and E: J. Urquhart, S. W. Im, S. I.
South Chulla, Ok Chun and Nam.
Young Dyong counties in North Licentiates:
Chyung Chun and Non San and I. C. Chun, K. Y. Kim, P. T.
Tai Chun counties in South Kim, C. H. Ha, W. S. Pak, I. C.
Chyung Chun. Lee, B. S. Chyong, C. H. Kang,
Office Address: S. D. A. Mission, T. S. Chyong, Y. C. Cha.
Missionary Licentiates:
Chyung Up, Chosen. Maria Hyun, K. S. Syun, N. 0.
Officers: Kim, E. T. Ha, S. T. Chae, H. S.
Direetor, N. C. Kim. Lee, W. B. Syuk. P. C. Kim. H.
Sec,-Treas., S. S. Ko. C. Myung, K. S. Kim, T. W. Lim,
Executive Committee: N. C. I. S. Lee, K. T. Kim, T. S.
Kim, S. S. Ko, C. I. Yang, N. T. Chyung.
Pang, Y. It: Sin, R. S. Watts, Church School Teachers:
Theo. Wangerin. H. S. Lee, W. B. Syuk, P. C.
Department Secretaries: Kim. H. C. Myung, K. S. Kim,
Educational, H. M. Lee. T. W. Lim, I. S. Lee, K. T. Kim,
Field Miss., S. 0. Lee. K. 0. Kim, N. C. Chae, T. S.
Home Miss. and Y. P. M. V., Chyung, S. Y. Kim, C. M. Kim,
R. S. Watts. B. M. Kim, P. K. Kim, A. K.
Sabbath School, Theo. Wangerin. Kim, T. M. Hyun, K. S. Hwang,
Minister: N. C. Kim. N. S. Chang, S. H. Sin.
JAPAN UNIO N MISSION
Organized as a mission 1896; as a conference, Nov. a, r917; and as a
Union Mission, Aug. 20, 1919
Territory: Japan proper, Saghalin, Licentiates:
Formosa, and the Japanese Man- S. Furuya, E. J. Kraft, F. R.
dates. Millard, H. J. Perkins.
Population: 69,542,846; churches, Missionary Licentiates:
19; members, 948. Mrs. V. T. Armstrong, Mrs. E. J.
Cable Address: "Adventist," To- Kraft, Mrs. Paul V. Starr, Dr.
kyo. (Use Western Union code Paul V. Starr, Mrs. H. P. Evens,
only.) (Phone, Ogikubo 2051.) Mrs. H. J. Perkins, Vivian L.
Postal Address: Box .7, Suginami, Voth, Roby W. Peck, C. F.
Post Office, Tokyo, Japan. Thurston, Mrs. C. F. Thurston,
Headquarters Location: 171 Ama- S. Tanaka, M. Fukuzawa, Mrs.
numa Ichome, Suginami-ku, To- Ai Fukuzawa, Dr. S. Watanabe,
kyo, Japan. H. Yanami, H. Kikuchi, M. Mo-
cikuki, C. D. Forshee, Mrs. C. D.
Legal Name: Japan Seventh-day Forshee.
Adventist Kyokai Iji Zaidan.
Recognized as a corporate body
by Japanese Government, July FORMOSA (TAIWAN) MISSION
31, 1932.
Railway Station: Ogikubo, Central Address: 7 Hanazono-cho 3 Chome,
Line.-35 minutes from Tokyo.- Tainan, Taiwan.
11/2 hours from Yokohama. Missionary Licentiate:
Nagao Wachi.
Officers: Operated under the direct super-
Supt., V. T. Armstrong.
Sec. and Treas., C. D. Forshee. vision of the Executive committee
Executive Committee: V.' T. of the Japan Union Mission.
Armstrong, H. J. Perkins, A. N.
Anderson, A. C. Koch, Seikichi
Kaneko, Hide Kuniya, E. J. HOKKAIDO MISSION
Kraft, T. H. Okohira, Tokutaro Address: Minami 6 Jo, Niahi 11
Kobayashi, T. Kajiyama, George Chome, Sapporo, Japan.
Dietrich, Syroh Ogura, Dr. Paul Officers:
V. Starr, F. R. Millard. Director, A. C. Koch.
Department Secretaries: Treas., H. J. Perkins.
Educational, A. N. Nelson. Executive Committee: A. Koch,
. Field Miss., E. J. Kraft. H. J. Perkins, K. Ochiai, sec.,
Home Miss., F. R. Millard. T. Hayakawa, K. Sugimoto, S.
Home Com., Mrs. V. T. Arm- Ishikawa.
strong. Department Secretaries:
Medical, Dr. Paul V. Starr. Field Miss., S. Ishekowa.
Sab. Sch., F. R. Millard. Home Miss, and Y. P. M. V.,
Y. P. M. V., Syroh Ogura. A. Koch.
- Union Evangelist: Hide Kuniya. Sabbath School, K. Ochiai.
Ministers: Minister: A. C. Koch.
V. T. Armstrong, A. N.' Nelson, Licentiates:
T. H. Okohira, Hide Kuniya, T. Ha yaka,wa, K. Ochiai.
Syroh Ogura, H. P. Evens, A. N. Missionary Licentiate:
Anderson. S. Ishikawa.
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FAR EASTERN DIVISION 123
Ministers: Ministers:
G. A. Lindsay, G. E. Nord. V. Kohtanen, A. Rintala, K. Soi-
Honorary: K. A. Fernstrom, J. salo, P. Nousiainen, T. StAhlberg,
Wallenkampf, Emil Ahren, A. J. K. Osola.
Settergren, Licentiates:
Licentiate: R. W. Engstrom. Miettinen, E. Peltonen, T.
Missionary Licentiates: Ketola, A. Blomberg.
E. H. Larsson, E. Edfors. Missionary Licentiates:
Institutions: L. Miettinen, 0. MilAttilnen, I.
Stockholm Publishing House, T. Heinonen, Liina Lehti, Lempi
Tunnelgatan 25, Stockholm, Lehto, Viivi Kangasvouri, A.
Sweden. Unhola.
Finland Publishing House, An-
negatan 7, Helsingfors, Fin-
land. FINLAND CONFERENCE
Finland S. D. A. Mission School,
Toivonlinna, Piikkio, Finland. Organized 1909; Divided 1929 in
Swedish Missionary School, Eke- Finland and Finland Swedish
byholm, Rimbo, Sweden. Conferehces
Hultafors Sanitarium, Hulta- Legal Assn. (for both Confer-
fors, Sweden. ences): Filantropinen Yhdistys
Helsingfors Fysikaliska Institut. Aikain Vartija r. y.
Annegatan 7, Helsingfors, Fin- Officers:
land. Pres., V. Kohtanen.
Nyhyttans Treatment Home, Executive Committee: V. Koh-
Jtirnboas, Sweden. tanen, A. Rintala, Y. Miettinen,
Stockholm Hydro-Electric In- T. Sthhlberg, V. Lehto, V. Kos-
stitute HumlegArdsgatan 18, kinen, N. Landemaa, A. Blom-
Stockholm, Sweden. stedt, V. Sucksdorff, M. D.
Toivonlinna Summer Sanitarium,
Piikkio, Finland. FINLAND SWEDISH CONFER-
Ekebyholm Summer Sanitarium, ENCE
Rimbo, Sweden. Organized 1929
FINLAND CONFERENCE Territory: Finland.
Population: 342,921; churches,
Organized 1929 12; members, 388.
Territory: Finland. Office: Annegatan 7, Helsingfors,
Population: 3,291,126; churches, Finland.
27; members, 1,672. Officers:
Office: Annank. 7, Helsingfors, Pres., Adolf Blomstedt.
Finland. Sec. and Treas., Lydia Sand-
Officers: holm.
Pres., V. Kohtanen. Executive Committee: A. Blom-
Sec., Y. Miettinen. stedt, V. Sucksdorff, M. D., K.
Treas., T. Heinonen. Sandelin, G. Hede, L. Sandholm.
Executive Committee: V. Koh- Department Secretaries:
tanen, A. Rintala, Y. Miettinen, Field Miss., I. Heikonen.
T. Stahlberg, V. Lehto, V. Kos- Home Miss. and Sab. School,
kinen, N. Landemaa. Lydia Sandholm.
Department Secretaries: Y. P. M. V., A. Blomstedt.
Field Miss., I. Heikonen. Ministers:
Sabbath School, Y. P. M. V., and A. Blomstedt, R. Swenson.
Home Miss., A. Blomberg. Licentiate: G. Forsblom.
152 NORTHERN EUROPEAN DIVISION
Territory: The East, North, South, Office: Luck ul, Piotra Skargi 12,
West Polish, and Silesian Con- Skrz. pocz. 152, Poland.
ferences. Officers:
Population: 32,000,000; churches, Pres., J. Kulak.
144; members,. 3,353. Sec.-Treas., E. Krygier.
Office Address: Turecka 1, War- Executive Committee: J. Kulak,
saw, Poland. A. Wiesolow, E. Krygier, J.
Officers: Woroniuk, E. Foss, F. Jarom-
Pres., T. T. Babienco. czuk, A. Niewiadomski, J. Za-
Sec., W. Czembor. wadzki, M. Dolgun, K. Kolbaez.
Treas., Miss M. Babinska. Department Secretaries:
Executive Committee: T. T. Field Miss., Home Miss., Sabbath
Babienco, W. Czembor, F. Dzik, School, and Y. P. M. V., A.
P. Englert, J. Kulak, J. Gomola, Wiesolow.
M. Wasidlow, A. Kruk, M. Ba- Ministers:
binska, K. Schafer, E. Ruez. J. Kulak, A. Niewiadomski, M.
Building Assn. (the legal society) : Dolgun, St. Kapusta.
"Konstrukcja," sp. z. ogr. odp., Licentiates:
Turecka 1. Warsaw, Poland. K. Mokijewiez, K. Piatek, E.
Department Secretaries: Krueger, M. Waszczuk, J. Ro-
Educational, M. Ostapowicz, siecki, E. Krygier.
Field Miss. and Home Miss., Missionary Licentiates:
K. Schafer. A. Wiesolow, F. Adam, A. Ma-
Sabbath Sch. and Y. P. M. V.,- karczuk.
A. Kruk.
Ministers: NORTH POLISH CONFERENCE
T. T. Babienco, W. Czembor.
Licentiates: Organized 1933
M. Wasidlow, M. Ostapowicz, K. Territory: Wilno, Bialystok, No-
Schafer, A. Kruk. wogrOdek.
Missionary Licentiate: Population: 3,969,000; churches,
Miss M. Babinska. 9; members, 148.
Institutions: Office Address: Portowa 28/5,
Polish Union Mission School, Wilno, Poland.
Kamienica, na Slasku 230, Officers:
Poland. Pres., F. Dzik.
Polish Publishing House, a legal Sec., J. Lipski.
society, "Polski Dom Nakla- Treas., M. Babinska.
dowy," Turecka I, Warsaw, Executive Committee: F. Dzik,
Poland. J. Wierzbowski, P. Poleszczuk,
P. Polonski, Kryger.
Department Secretaries:
EAST POLISH CONFERENCE Field Miss., Home Miss., Sab.
Organized 1927 Sch., and Y. P. M. V., J. Wier-
zbowski.
Territory: Vollynia, Polesie and Minister: F. Dzik.
Lublin. Missionary Licentiates:
Population: 5,684,000.; churches, J. Wierzbowski, M. Hintz, P.
50; members 1,120. Poleszezuk, J. Lipski, J. Paruzel.
157
158 NORTHERN EUROPEAN DIVISION
Licentiates: Licentiates:
Isaac, William Abanda, Robert Simon Msuseni, Andrae, Mat-
Akondwe, Benjamin, Simon Bun- thew, Beriat Ntilosanji.
yani.
In Charge of Dispensary: Mrs. E. MOZAMBIQUE MISSION
L. Tarr, assisted by 1 native Organized 1933
orderly.
Territory: Portuguese East Africa
Mombera Mission Station North of latitude 22.
Area: 260,200 square miles.
Address: P. 0. Mzimba, Nyasa- Population: White, 5,800; Native
land, Africa. 2,803,900.
Director: Simon Msuseni. Postal Address: P. 0. Ile, Portu-
Faculty: Simon Msuseni, Nelson guese East Africa.
Denga, assisted by 2 teachers. Director: M. M. Webster.
Ministers: Minister: M. M. Webster.
David Nkosi, Jeremiah Muze- Missionary Licentiates:
mala. Mrs. M. M. Webster, Ce Divison.
BURMA MISSION
Organized 1919
RANCH' STATION
KHURDA STATION
Address: S. D. A. Mission, Hinoo
Address: S. D. A. Mission, Kluirda P. 0., Ranchi Dist., India.
P. 0., Puri Dist., Orissa, India. Director: C. C. Kellar.
Director: E. R. Osmunson. Indian Worker: P. C. Gaven.
Ministers: Officers:
H. W. Carter, 0. A. Skau, S. Director, E. M. Meleen, 10 Cun-
Thomas, V. Isaac, V. D. Koil- ningham Road, Bangalore, South
pillai, C. A. MT. Ritchie. India.
Licentiates: Advisory Committee: E. M. Me-
. leen, D. W. Hunter, P. J. Kelly,
E. D. Willmott, K. G. Samuel, Ch. Devadoss, C. A. Randolph,
C. John, Job Miller, A. Yesu- Dr. D. W. Seminar's, N. Aaron.
dian, N. Vinayagam, M. I. Pak-
kianathan. Ministers:
Charles Devadoss, D. W. Hunter.
Indian Workers:
Licentiates:
V. D. Koilpillai, V. Isaac, S. Thom- N. Aaron, M. P. Daniel, G. Isaiah,
as, K. G. Samuel, G. Santhanam, A. V. Jesudass, G. C. Joseph, R.
Job Miller, A. Yesudian, A. Sel- J. Moses, 0. A. Nelson, M. D.,
vanayagam, S. Dason, C. John, C. A. Randolph, D. W. Semmens,
N. Vinayagam, P. Devasahayam, M. D.
S. K. Arumanayagam, G. Gu-
rupatham, Miss Rebecca Samuel, Missionary Licentiates:
S. Seenivasagam, John Samuel, Miss Emma Binder, Miss Bea-
K. P. David, Mrs. G. Arulmoney, trice Gore, Emma Hughes, M. D.
A. D. Arumanayagam, G. Thom- Indian Workers:
as, C. Moses, M. 1. Pakkiana- N. Aaron, G. Isaiah, A. V. Jesu-
than, Mrs. N. Koilpillai, Mrs. (lass, M. B. Israel, P. Sundarao,
Annainal, C. G. Isaac, Mrs. Pon- J. V. Henry, M. B. Laban, B.
namal, Mrs. joseph, Mrs. Pon- Solomon, 0. Sowbliagyamina, P.
niah. John, K. Mariamma, Ch. John,
T. Krishnarao, Mrs. P. Sundarao,
Ch. William, Datchirfamurthi,
TELUGU MISSION Mrs. J. Cole, J. Devadhason, M.
J. Jessie, P. S. John, P. Asirva-
Stations: Guntur, Bezwada, Nan- tham, M. J. Mercy, G. A. Anan-
digaina Chandalapadu, Keesara, dam, Y. Daniel, 0. 13. Devasa-
Madhavaram, Nuzvid, Narsapur, hayam, Ch. Gnannamma, M. Lu-
Rustumbada, Woodpeta, Rajah- cas, T. John, Kunjamma, P. Ma-
laundry, Lakavaram, Anthravedi, riamma, K. C. David, Deennam-
Sreerangapatnam, Mirthapadu, ma, L. B. Devasigarrioney, A.
Mandapeta, Rayyavaram, Bob- Grace, T. Grace, N. Isaiah, O.
bili, Mogha] Rajapuram. Israel, M. Jacob, K. Joseph.
Officers: Ministers:
Pres., N. Alexe. St. Kelemen, J. Weber, P. Betea,
Sec. and Treas., Tanase R. Mate- W. R. Steinmeier, B. Balas, I.
escu. Toltessy, R. Kestner, A. Mus-
Executive Committee: N. Alexe, tafa, V. Truppel.
T. R. Mateescu, Gr. Dasoveanu, Licentiates:
V. Zamfir, I. Prevlitz, N. Pahon- A. Nemes, P. Mucusan, Th. Icon-
cea, V. Besleagh. derth, J. Gottfert, D. Csongvai.
Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., Vasile Zamfir. WEST MUNTENIAN CONFER-
Home Miss., Y. P. M. V., and ENCE
Sabbath School, I. Prevlitz.
Organized 1928
Ministers: -
N. Alexe, Gr. Dasoveanu, D. Fau- Territory: West Muntenia and
rescu, C. Munteanu, W. R. Rein- Oltenia.
heimer, I: Petrescu, A. Panait, Population: 3,400,000; churches,
N. Arcaliefscky. 112; Members, 4,217.
Licentiates: Office Address: Strada Popa Tatu
V. Zamfir, I. Prevlitz, Gh. Luca, 38, Bucuresti II, Rumania.
T. R. Mateescu. Officers:
Missionary Licentiate: Pres., Vlad
M. Hioaril. See. and Treas., loan Danetiu.
Executive Committee: V. Mo-
TRANSYLVANIAN CONFER- canu, I. Danetiu, D. Badeseu, A.
ENCE Duieft, S. Stefithesco, F. Minl-
Organized 1911. eseu T. Negoescu.
Territory: Transylvania. Department Secretaries:
Field Miss., N. Dorobilt.
Population: 2,700,000; churches, Home Miss., Y. P. M. V., and
118; members, 3,026. Sabbath School, D. RAdescu.
Office Address: Strada Clemen- Ministers:
ceau 5/a, Cluj, Rumania. V. Mocanu, I. Toma, Gh. Sthn-
Officers: escu, A. Duica, N. Voinea, C.
Pres., Stefan Kelemen. Trascil, D. Para,schiv, S. Stefan-
Sec. and Treas., Pavel Mucusan. eseu, D. Roibescu, I. Gheorghisor,
Asst. Sec., Elena Laszlo. D. Bfidescu.
Executive Committee: St. Kele- Licentiates:
men, P. Mucusan, B. Balas, P. I. Diinetiu, I. Tachici, N. Marin-
Stefan, B. Ecsedi, A. Mustafa. escu, A. Rizea.
Department Secretaries: Missionary Licentiates:
Field Miss., Alexandru Nemes. I. Solea, Gh. Bach', L. Constan-
Home Miss., Y. P. M. V., and tin.escu, V. Georgescu, I. Curmh-
Sabbath School, A. Mustafa. tureanu..