27 April 2011
Luanda — The leader of the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, Ted Willson, will visit Angola from April 28 to May 1 in order to learn about the functioning of the religious organization in the country and celebrate a special revival mass.
According to the communication assistant of the church in Angola, Zacarias dos Santos, it is scheduled on the agenda of the visit meetings with local authorities and other religious and social activities.
During his stay in the country, Pastor Ted Wilson, a US national, will also unveil the first phase of the building which will house the headquarters of Angola’s North-eastern Union located in the Talatona, Luanda Sul, as well as a visit to Huambo province, the headquarters of Angola’s South-west Union of Seventh Day Adventist Church.
It is hoped that the president of the Adventist Church in the world will speak to the press on three occasions: on arrival at 4 de Fevereiro International Airport, at the main event, Saturday, April 30, at Cidadela Stadium, and before returning.
The Seventh-day Adventist Church is an ecclesiastical corporation that arose within the Protestant churches in 1863, it gained a branched progression from North America to reach Europe, Asia, Australia and Africa.
It was implemented in 1924, in Angola, where it played a evangelistic, social and philanthropic role, in the areas of health, education and entertainment.
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