North Carolina

MACU’s New Heritage Hall to Open This Month

After three long years, Mid-Atlantic Christian University is on the cusp of opening its new classroom building. The original Heritage Hall suffered a partial collapse back in September 2020…

MACU Breaks Ground for Heritage Hall, Names Two Buildings

Mid-Atlantic Christian University made several building-related announcements last week during its Gospel Rally. President John Maurice said the new dining hall and the welcome center would be named…

After Tough Year, MACU’s President Anticipates Brighter Days

Mid-Atlantic Christian University has had to cope with a lot during the past year or so: COVID-19, a partially collapsed classroom building, protests after law enforcement shot and…

MACU Sends Students Home in Anticipation of Possible ‘Civil Unrest’

Mid-Atlantic Christian University canceled classes for Monday and Tuesday and is sending students home after the mayor of Elizabeth City, N.C., declared a state of emergency in anticipation…

MACU’s Heritage Hall Undergoes Partial Demolition

Recent MACU Grad Named N.C. Student Teacher of the Year

MACU Awaits Assessment of Heritage Hall

Multiplying Through Multisites

Carolina Movement Seeks to Involve More Churches in Planting

Alberta Bible College Appoints New President

Friend Zones

Mid-Atlantic Christian University and Hope International University have been named “military friendly” schools, recognizing their programs, policies, and tuition support for America’s veterans.

Questions for Servant-Leaders

Mark Wesner offers a Scripture-based elder self-examination covering spiritual growth, prayer, family leadership, integrity, discipleship, evangelism, teaching, shepherding, and vision for the congregation.

Sometimes Retreat Is the Best Solution

3 WOMEN IN MINISTRY: “There’s Nothing I’d Rather Do!”

Debbie Jones reflects on her calling to ministry, the expectations women often face, and the ways churches can encourage women to develop and use their gifts to build…

Learning From the Regional Conference Experiment

Mark A. Taylor reflects on low attendance at this year’s NACC regional conferences, arguing regionalization weakened connection and “all or nothing” registration discouraged partial attendance—raising fresh questions about…