Mid Atlantic Christian University
Elizabeth City, NC
Our Mission
Mid-Atlantic Christian University is an institution of Christian higher education whose mission is to impact the world by transforming ordinary people into extraordinary Christian leaders.
Our Vision
To be a growing community of superior biblical higher education.
Philosophy of Education
The educational philosophy of Mid-Atlantic Christian University rests upon the conviction that all truth comes from God. Only the Bible, God‘s word, enables us to integrate all fields of knowledge into a meaningful unity; it alone answers the deep questions of the human mind and spirit. Hence, all courses at Mid-Atlantic Christian University are taught from the perspective of the Christian worldview. Mid-Atlantic Christian University provides a Christian education based on a three-fold program of undergraduate instruction: Biblical and theological studies, general studies and professional studies. Mid-Atlantic Christian University believes that an educational program should cultivate development in all areas of a student‘s life. The University seeks to accomplish this through its academic curriculum, its service-learning program and its extracurricular activities. Academic work is designed to provide intellectual growth and maturity. The service-learning program is designed to integrate instruction with practical experience in Christian service. Extracurricular activities are designed to promote spiritual, physical and social growth.
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Project Progress & Features
Located in the historic Albemarle region of north-eastern North Carolina, Elizabeth City lies on the Pasquotank River and is known as the Harbor of Hospitality®.
Whether you are interested in museums, sailing, or motor-racing, the Elizabeth City area is rich with activities.
To find out more about Elizabeth City and the surrounding area, just visit the Elizabeth City website or the Pasquotank County Website for more information.
Mid-Atlantic Christian University is a private university from congregations and individuals of the Christian Churches and Churches of Christ. The educational program of the University is in harmony with the faith and practice of these churches. While a significant number of students also come from this fellowship, the student body includes people from a variety of churches.
We believe that students can’t adequately work in the physical sciences without a solid foundation of knowing God as a creator God.
We believe that students can’t adequately work in the field of human services without a solid foundation of what the Bible teaches about human nature.
We believe that students can’t appropriately work in the business and corporate world without a solid Scriptural knowledge of God’s views of finance, poverty, and culture.