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J. Alfred Johnson II |
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Web Site: www.nadadultministries.org
Ministry Description
The purpose of the Sabbath School is to make disciples for Christ. It includes the nurture of spiritual growth in members and prospective members, as well as the unchurched who join in the fellowship, study, sharing and service. The Sabbath School exists not only to minister to its members, but to train its members to minister to others. The Sabbath School is a school of Christian living, not just an event on Sabbath mornings.
Bio
J. Alfred Johnson II, who serves as director of adult ministries (Sabbath School, Personal and Prison Ministries) for the North American Division, is a native of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
He comes to us having previously served as Mid-America Union Conference Executive Secretary, Central States Conference President, Allegheny East Conference Personal, Prison, Community and Inner City Services Ministry Director and Pastor of congregations with memberships ranging from 13 to 1,300. An exclusive product of Seventh-day Adventist Christian education, he celebrated 29 years in Seventh-day Adventist ministry/employment in 2002.
Author of the book, Simple Keys to Effective Christian Service, and numerous magazine articles, this certified shared vision for mission facilitator and certified pre-marriage educator describes his mission in ministry as "sharing with colleagues in the continued facilitation of the corporate movement of our people from membership to discipleship."
He is married to Paula I. (Freeman) Johnson, of Washington, D.C., with whom he shares the privilege of having parented four adult children, two of whom are Seventh-day Adventist pastors, one daughter, a public relations graduate, and one son who is a theology major.
Carol Barron
Support Staff
Administrative Assistant
| Telephone: (301) 680-6430 | Fax: (301) 680-6464 |
| Email: jalfred.johnson@nad.adventist.org | Web: www.nadadultministries.org |
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