Potomac Conference Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists
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POTOMAC CONFERENCE

Virginia Conference (organized 1883); District of Columbia Conference (organized 1909); reorganized into Potomac Conference 1924

Territory: Virginia (except Accomac and Northampton Counties), the District of Columbia, and those portions of Montgomery and Prince George's Counties in Maryland as follows: Beginning at Mt. Vernon, Virginia, draw a line to Piscataway, Maryland and continue the line northeast to the junction of Highways 301 and MD 214. From this point continue the line northwest to the junction of MD Highways 650 and 198 (Brown's Corner), then follow MD 650 north to Ednor. From Ednor follow Ednor Road northeast to the Patuxent River, follow the Patuxent River northwest to the Montgomery/Frederick County lines, and thence, southwest along the county line to the Virginia/Maryland state line.

Statistics: Churches, 137; membership, 33,542; population, 10,006,294 (online statistics).

Telecommunications:

Telephone: 1 (540) 886-0771.

Fax: 1 (540) 886-5734.

E-mail: [email protected].

Website: www.pcsda.org.

Address: 606 Greenville Avenue; Staunton, Virginia 24401-4881.

Administration:

President, William K. Miller.

Secretary Jorge A. Ramirez.

Treasurer, Stephen A. Wilson; Undertreasurer, Mary Ann Sheffer; Associates, Daryl Hevener, Okemas Williams.

Assistant to the President for Communication, Dan Jensen.

Assistant to the President for Strategic Initiatives, Karen Cress.

Executive Committee:

William K. Miller, Chair; Jorge A. Ramirez, Secretary; Veena Alfred, Rebecca Brillhart, Karen Burke-Bright, Jack Calkins, David Dildy, Jose Esposito, Miguel Flores, Keith Hallam, Rick Labate, Barbara Manspeaker, Carmen Martinez, Kathy Mitchell, Steve Murphy, Jesse Nascimento, Kermit L. Netteburg, Becky Newman, Rhonda Poff, Corinne Rawlins, Juan Carlos Rodriguez, Karen Seek, Carl Sobremisana, Stephen A. Wilson.

Departments:

Communication, Dan Jensen.

Education, Keith Hallam; Associates, Desiree Bryant, Nancy Melashenko.

Ministerial Association, John Cress.

Trust Services, Hugo Chinchay.

Youth Ministries, Denton Grady; Sherilyn O'Ffill.

Ministries and Services:

Adventist Center for Evangelism and Discipleship. 5203 Manchester Drive; Temple Hill, Maryland 20748. 1 (301) 899-0012.

ASI, Stephen A. Wilson.

Auditing, Okemas Williams.

Development, Hugo Chinchay.

Human Resources, Johanna Prestol-Dominguez; Associate, Lynette Christ.

Pastoral Ministry, John Cress.

Associate-Discipleship, Sharon Cress.

Associate-Evangelism, ___.

Associate-Hispanic, Jose Esposito.

Associate-South, Robert Banks.

Legal Associations:

Potomac Conference Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists, District of Columbia Conference Corporation of Seventh-day Adventists, and Virginia Conference Agency of Seventh-day Adventists.

President, William K. Miller.

Vice President for Administration, Jorge A. Ramirez.

Vice President for Finance, Stephen A. Wilson.
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