On a recent Sabbath, 30 young adults from the Southern Asian church stepped out in faith to bring the love of God to people on the Ocean City Boardwalk.
The Potomac Conference held its Fourth Quinquennial Constituency Meeting this past Sunday at the Sligo church in Takoma Park, Md., where nearly 800 delegated gathered and voted for all current administrators to continue serving in their roles.
The inaugural edition of Potomac People Magazine launched with a dynamic 58-page, full-color celebration marking the Potomac Conference’s 100th anniversary.
In 1860, more than 550,000 enslaved Black people lived in Virginia, accounting for one-third of the state’s population. In the rural village of Montebello, historical records confirm that several families owned enslaved individuals.
During the General Conference Session, members of Potomac Conference’s Sligo and Hyattsville churches in Maryland distributed supplies to eight Haitian refugee families who now live in St. Louis.
