Adventist Archives and Records Center in East and West Indonesia Achieves "Recognized" Accreditation

Adventist Archives and Records Center in East and West Indonesia Achieves "Recognized" Accreditation

The Archives and Records Center of the East Indonesia Union Conference (EIUC) and the West Indonesia Union Mission (WIUM) has received "Recognized" accreditation (Level 2), marking a significant milestone in the archive and records-keeping of the Adventist World Church. This accreditation by the General Conference (GC) and the Southern Asia-Pacific Division (SSD) is a commendable acknowledgment of the center's commitment to protecting historical documents.

Dr. David Trim, Director of the Office of Archives, Statistics, and Research at the General Conference, and the accreditation team, which included two esteemed colleagues from the Southern Asia-Pacific Division secretariat, Wendell Mandolang, Executive Secretary, and Necy Tabelisma, Assistant Secretary, conducted an evaluation of the WIUM and EIUC’s archives and records centers. This thorough review procedure reviewed numerous facets of the center's operations to ensure compliance with worldwide archival management standards.

The accrediting team's visit to both organizations' archives and records centers resulted in certification at the second of four levels, demonstrating their strong infrastructure, precise record-keeping processes, and commitment to preserving the church’s rich history.

Expressing his congratulations, Pastor Wendell Mandolang highlighted the collaborative effort that led to this achievement, stating, "This accreditation is a testament to the hard work and dedication of our colleagues from both offices. Their commitment to maintaining exemplary archival standards is commendable and reflects positively on the entire archival community."

As the EIUC and WIUM Archives and Records Center basks in the glory of this accomplishment, it reaffirms its pledge to continue serving as custodians of invaluable historical records, ensuring their preservation for future generations to cherish and learn from.

Edward Rodriguez, SSD Communication Department

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