Join us live for every gathering, or catch the replay on your schedule. The Word goes out from Beltsville to the nations.
Where the next generation meets Jesus.
Teens and young adults: discipleship and identity.
Sisterhood, formation, and the prayer-shaped life.
Fathers, brothers, sons in spiritual leadership.
The sound of corporate worship.
Telling the story of what God is doing.
Hospitality with order and grace.
The welcome at the door.
Stewards of the sanctuary.
The unseen engine of the house.
Caring for the place where we gather.
We gather on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Fridays. Visitors are always welcome.
My family found Dunamis at a season when ministry had drained us. The first time the Spirit moved in worship, I wept like a child — not in grief, but in recognition. This is the house God uses to refill those He's poured out elsewhere. We've never looked back.
Pastor Daniel O. · Long-time member
I came to Dunamis carrying questions I couldn't name. By the second Sunday I knew I was being met by Someone — not just welcomed by people. The Word reached the room in me that nothing else could touch. A year later, I can say it plainly: I'm not the same person, and Christ is the reason.
Sarah K. · New convert
I joined Youth thinking I'd serve for a season. Three years later I'm still here, still being changed by the teenagers I came to disciple. The God who calls leaders to teach also uses the taught to teach the leader. I'm grateful.
Grace A. · Youth Ministry
Our youngest stopped sleeping after a hard hospital stay. We brought him to Children's Ministry not really expecting anything — just wanting community. Six weeks in, he was sleeping through the night. The leaders had been quietly praying over him every Sunday without us asking. We had no idea.
James M. · Father of three
I walked into a Friday Miracle & Prophetic night carrying a diagnosis I'd been afraid to share. A stranger prayed for me — specifically, by name, with words she had no natural way of knowing. The follow-up at the doctor came back clean. I'm still working out what to do with what God did that night.
Anonymous · Visitor
