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Central Office Contact Details

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Street Address
Tiyo Soga House, Plot #18 Dann Road,Glen Marais 1619 South Africa
Tel: 011 727 3500

gensec@unitingpresbyterian.org

Postal Address
P O Box 12355
Aston Manor, 1630
South Africa

Fax: 011 727 3506

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