Welcome to Potomac ministry Network!
The Potomac Ministry Network (PMN), previously known as the Potomac District Council of the Assemblies of God, was organized in Shaft, MD in August 1917. Currently, the PMN is a fellowship of 350 churches with more than 1,100 ministers.
Whether it’s through providing leadership support, educational resources, or events, our mission is to build healthy ministers who build healthy ministries.
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Ministers
Whether your serve in a pastoral role or leadership role – inside or outside the church – we are passionate about providing resources to support the HEALTH of ministers.
Churches
From Worship & Creative Arts, to Intercultural Ministries, to Church Planting and more, we have specialized teams to support the HEALTH and growth of your church.
EVENTS
Through dynamic and engaging online and in-person events, we are intentional to create opportunities for ministers to invest in the HEALTH of their relationships.
LEAD 2024
Held Monday-Wednesday, May 6-8th 2024 at Christ Chapel in Woodbridge, VA, LEAD Conference ‘24 is a three-day experience for credentials ministers, delegates, and ministry leaders in DC, MD, VA, WV and surrounding regions. Featuring an outstanding line-up of speakers, dynamic worship and daily breakout sessions, you don’t want to miss this powerful gathering. Online tickets are now available.
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MISSION
Potomac Ministry Network exists to cultivate an environment conducive for healthy ministers leading healthy ministries to multiply. Our mission is to be people of prayer who follow God wholeheartedly, love deeply, give generously, and reproduce abundantly.
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VISION
Our vision is to see health duplicated in all of the minister’s life, relationships, and ministry – a Network where old and young honor the past and simultaneously move toward a greater future. As healthy ministers leading healthy ministries, its is not so much what we do, but who we are. Collectively we will rise to be a relational, relevant, and resource network with a ministry pipeline that leaves a legacy for future leaders within Potomac Ministry Network