Potomac Conference

Jesus seeks to have an intimate relationship with each of us—not to add to His earthly riches, but that His sheep may gain heavenly riches.

“Single moms are one of the fastest-growing segments of population in the region of Danville, Va.,” explains Brenda Kilgore, the Single Moms Ministries coordinator for Potomac Conference's Piney Forest church.

Members of Potomac Conference's Sligo church's Adventurer Club in Takoma Park, Md., recently welcomed a special guest from Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA). 

When you walk through my classroom door, I see a person with limitless learning potential. In order to tap into that potential, I design everything with a specific purpose in mind.

Although Potomac Conference's Camp Blue Ridge in Montebello, Va., temporarily closed its doors for regular business hours last season, God didn’t stop using it as a ministry.

Close to 1,000 families from one county in Maryland receive Thanksgiving meal food kits in time for the holiday.

The Potomac Conference administration has brought on two full-time church planters.

At the recent Potomac Conference pastor/teacher meeting, administrators recognized outstanding educators and pastors for the work they have done. This year they gave special appreciation to four professionals:

Shenandoah Valley Academy (SVA) math teacher and volleyball coach, Becky Patrick, is committed to girls’ sports. Patrick recognizes that girls who participate in sports are more likely to have lower rates of teen pregnancy, drug and alcohol abuse and possess more self-confidence.