Presbytery of the Mid-Atlantic

Ruling Elder
Duke Lineberry
Moderator

The mission of the Presbytery of the Mid-Atlantic is to resource, train, and
encourage one another to fulfill the Great Commission.

Upcoming Meetings

94th PMA
January 24-25, 2020
Darlington EPC
Darlington, SC

95th PMA
April 24-25, 2020
River Oaks Community Church
Clemmons, NC

96th PMA
September 25-26, 2020
Lake Forest Church
Huntersville, NC

Serve Pakistan

As part of the EPC World Outreach Engage 2025 mission, Presbytery of the Mid-Atlantic teams with Asaph, Lynn, Leah, and Emma Din in Pakistan. Click here to read about the power of prayer and the latest news about Serve Pakistan from World Outreach.

Multiplication Transition Newsletters

The Presbytery of the Mid-Atlantic Multiplication Transition Team is offering regular updates on our plans to transition to three missional regions and ultimately into three distinct Presbyteries. Please click on this link for the latest news.

Transition Prayer Initiative

Presbytery of the Mid-Atlantic asks all of its churches to be in prayer about our ongoing transition to three Missional Repions and ultimately into three presbyteries. To help with this initiative, we have created a bulletin insert for use in your church. You can download an PDF version of this insert here.

Proposed Missional Regions

See PMA Directory of Worshiping Communities to identify the Missional Region for each church.

Click here or on the map below for for an interactive version of the Missional Region Map.

Proposed PMA Transition Timeline

Presbytery of the Mid-Atlantic Multiplication Transition Team proposed the timeline above to move from one presbytery in three missional regions to three distinct presbyteries. The transition will occurs in several steps outlined above.

PMA to Multiply into Three Missional Regions

At its 91st meeting, the Presbytery of the Mid-Atlantic voted 136-11 to move forward with the vision of multiplying from one to three presbyteries. Initially, we will begin to move toward three missional regions and when structure and finances are developed in each of the regions, the PMA will multiply into three new presbyteries. This will likely take us 3-5 years and will require approval of the General Assembly. Thanks to the Presbytery Multiplication Study Team led by Dr. Bill Enns and including Moderator Duke Lineberry, Scott McGregor, Ken Priddy, Powell Sykes, Jan Teagle, and Wes Vander Lugt.

Read this important information to learn more about our future.

PMA Multiplication Study Team Report - Dr. Bill Enns

Dr. Ken Priddy's Presentation re PMA Multiplication

FAQ - PMA Multiplication Study Proposal

PMA Multiplication Study Team Motion and Rationale for 91st PMA Meeting, January 2019