Seven General Vice Presidents Elected during GC Session Business Meeting
ANNUnited StatesJul 7, 2025, 6:13 AM
On July 6, 2025, delegates at the 62nd General Conference (GC) Session in St. Louis, Missouri, elected seven vice presidents for the 2025–2030 quinquennium. The vote passed 1798 to 92.
The elected vice presidents are:
Thomas L. Lemon
Audrey E. Andersson
Pierre E. Omeler
Artur A. Stele
Saw Samuel
Leonard A. Johnson
Robert Osei-Bonsu
Each brings diverse experience and a deep commitment to the mission of the Church. Their responsibilities will include supporting global administrative coordination, mentoring leaders across divisions, and advancing strategic initiatives.
The election is part of a wider nomination process taking place during this year’s GC Session. This global event, held every five years, brings together delegates from around the world to make significant decisions, engage in corporate worship, and pray over the direction of the Church’s future.
For more information about the 2025 General Conference session, visit http://www.gcsession.org. The original article was published on the Adventist News Network news site.
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