Last Saturday afternoon, the Potomac Conference unveiled its new northern office building in Camp Springs, Md. The newly inaugurated complex includes state-of-the-art suites, a chapel, a media center and a conference room.
Students from schools within the Potomac Conference displayed their academic prowess at the recent conference-wide spelling bee held at Shenandoah Valley Academy in New Market, Va. A total of 14 students from seven schools participated in this challenging event.
As part of Potomac Conference's mental health initiative, guest lecturer Bryn Elliott shared her testimony at each of the conference’s three senior academies.
Shenandoah Valley Academy has helped me strengthen my relationship with God, learn to have integrity and, most importantly, treat others with kindness.
At the age of 16, I became a staff member at Georgia Cumberland Conference’s Cohutta Springs Camp, and later at Northern California Conference’s Leoni Meadows Camp. Because of the positive influence summer camp had on me as a child, I wanted to make a difference in the lives of others too.
Takoma Academy (TA) recently celebrated the opening of two newly renovated STEM science labs. One of the updated rooms will serve as the general science lab for Chemistry, Biology, Physics, and Anatomy and Physiology.
In today’s fast-paced world, it’s crucial to create spaces where children can grow, learn and find a sense of belonging. The Restoration Praise Center (RPC) in Bowie, Md., has taken up this cause by extending a warm embrace to young hearts in the community where the church is located.
This year, the Potomac Conference will turn 100, and we plan to pay homage, not only to our past and present, but also, with great anticipation, look to the bright future God has in store for us.
