4 Apr 2022, 11:09SEC Communications DepartmentSouth England Conference Headquarters
SEC Appoints new Ministerial Association Secretary
The South England Conference Executive Committee appointed Dr Hezron Otieno Adingo as the new Ministerial Association Secretary at a meeting held yesterday, 3rd April 2022.
Adingo’s begins his new role with immediate effect, filling the position made vacant, after the previous incumbent Pastor Samuel Ouadjo was called to serve at the British Union Conference (BUC). Adingo comes to the role, after serving as London Area 6C Coordinator, and pastor at Ilford Central and Highams Park Churches and the Serenity Church Plant. He holds a PhD in Theological Studies (Systematic theology) and Master's degree in Biblical Studies (New Testament) from Africa International University, Kenya, and a Bachelor of Theology Degree from Bugema University, Uganda.
Responding to his new appointment, Adingo said, “I count it a privilege… With the support of my dear wife Mary and our two daughters, Laura and Casey, I look forward to supporting our Pastors in their endeavour to achieve spiritual growth, personal development, professional growth, and the performance of their duty of proclaiming the good news of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and growing the Churches assigned to them".
The South England Conference Executive Committee appointed Dr Hezron Otieno Adingo as the new Ministerial Association Secretary at a meeting held yesterday, 3rd April 2022.
Adingo’s begins his new role with immediate effect, filling the position made vacant, after the previous incumbent Pastor Samuel Ouadjo was called to serve at the British Union Conference (BUC). Adingo comes to the role, after serving as London Area 6C Coordinator, and pastor at Ilford Central and Highams Park Churches and the Serenity Church Plant. He holds a PhD in Theological Studies (Systematic theology) and Master's degree in Biblical Studies (New Testament) from Africa International University, Kenya, and a Bachelor of Theology Degree from Bugema University, Uganda.
Responding to his new appointment, Adingo said, “I count it a privilege… With the support of my dear wife Mary and our two daughters, Laura and Casey, I look forward to supporting our Pastors in their endeavour to achieve spiritual growth, personal development, professional growth, and the performance of their duty of proclaiming the good news of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ and growing the Churches assigned to them".
