In the Spring 2025 issue of The Messenger, we reflect on what it means to say “yes” when Jesus knocks. From student achievements and global missions to new academic partnerships and heartfelt retirements, Mid-Atlantic Christian University continues to open doors, both spiritually and academically.
Mid-Atlantic Christian University is excited to announce that it has been officially approved by the National Board for Certified Counselors
(NBCC) as an Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEP No. 7015). This approval allows MACU to offer Continuing Education (CE) classes to help professionals meet their certification requirements. The University will be hosting a CE workshop on Friday, April 18, 2025.
After securing four conference wins and earning top honors. Josiah Collado was named NSAC Player of the Week after hitting .523, while Dakota Jacobsen earned Pitcher of the Week with 17 scoreless innings. MACU also renewed its partnership with Elizabeth City Pasquotank County Parks & Recreation, securing Knobbs Creek as its home field. Plus, the Mustangs will host “Bat for A Cause” on March 22, partnering with Ferocious Fighters to raise awareness for CRPS. Join us for an exciting season. Check out the full schedule and come support Mustang Baseball!
Mid-Atlantic Christian University is excited to send out our 2025 Summer Travel Team for 12 weeks of Christian camps and conferences across North Carolina, Virginia, West Virginia, Ohio, and Maryland! This team will travel to various camps, connecting with youth, sharing about MACU, and most importantly, spreading the message of Jesus Christ.
At Mid-Atlantic Christian University, the past five years have been marked by growth, resilience, and a steadfast commitment to Christian education. Through financial stewardship, student support, and academic expansion, MACU continues to prepare students for...
Mid-Atlantic Christian University is excited to announce a new partnership with Roanoke Christian Service Camp this summer! From July 20-25, 2025, MACU will host the MAD (Music and Drama) Camp for teens on our campus. This unique camp provides teens with a passion for music and drama the opportunity to learn, rehearse, and perform a full musical program while growing in faith and fellowship.
MACU students and staff partnered with the Carolina Christian Youth Convention (CCYC) 2025 in Greensboro, NC, serving in various roles and launching the Next Gen Ministry Search to equip future ministry leaders. Scholarship awards were given to outstanding student participants, reinforcing MACU’s commitment to Christian leadership and education.
At Mid-Atlantic Christian University (MACU), servant leadership is more than a concept, it is our calling. Recently, MACU students exemplified this by partnering with Ferocious Fighters, a nonprofit founded by MACU student Patrick Boland. Patrick, who lives with Complex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS), transformed his personal challenges into a mission of hope, reaching over 3,000 children in 29 countries. Together, they assemble “Ferocious Fighter Kits”—care packages filled with blankets, handwritten notes, and comforting items to support children battling CRPS. This collaboration not only provides tangible comfort but also fosters a global community of understanding and faith. Patrick’s journey and the students’ involvement reflect the heart of MACU’s commitment to making a meaningful impact beyond the classroom.
Mid-Atlantic Christian University (MACU) is off to a strong start this year, showcasing its achievements in athletics, academics, and community service. The university focuses on fostering leadership in all areas of life, aiming to develop well-rounded individuals committed to excellence.
Mid-Atlantic Christian University (MACU) is excited to announce the appointment of Amy Alcocer as the new Vice President for Institutional Advancement. With extensive experience in higher education at Elizabeth City State University, Norfolk State University, and the College of The Albemarle, Alcocer brings a passion for student success, community engagement, and institutional growth. She looks forward to strengthening MACU’s mission by fostering relationships with faculty, alumni, and supporters to advance the university’s impact.