Albert Blanton III Campus Life Center and CampusMid-Atlantic Christian University ~ North Poindexter Street ~ Elizabeth City, North Carolina

Sponsored by theAlumni Association ofMid-Atlantic Christian University

Thursday and FridayMarch 15 & 16, 2012

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ContentsAnnouncements ....................................................... 2, 3Speakers and Worship Leader ................................ 4, 5Alumni Honorees ......................................................... 6Alumni Recognitions .................................................... 7Program ................................................................... 8, 9Children's Programming ............................................ 10Campus Map ..............................................................11Rally Service Project ........................................... 12, 13Alma Mater ................................................................ 14Local Restaurants ...................................................... 15

AnnouncementsAll pArticipAnts of each session (excluding musicians, who will have sound checks) should meet on the left-hand side of the stage (the left wing as you are facing the stage) 10 minutes before the start of your session for instructions from Ronnie Woolard on Friday morning and Bob Smith on Friday evening.

Alumni meeting. Within 15 minutes of the close of the Friday morning session (11:15-11:30), the annual alumni meeting will be held in the Davenport Chapel. This meeting will

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not last more than 30 minutes. When the meeting is over, there will be food available for purchase on East Campus.

interpreting for the DeAf. Located in the front left section of the auditorium.

poDcAsts of rally sessions will be placed on the MACU website so that you may listen/download them free of charge. If you would like to purchase a CD of these sessions, stop by the MACU display to make arrangements to purchase them ($5.00).

sounD checKs. Sound checks will be conducted before each session. Please help the techni-cians and singers by allowing them to practice, hear, and adjust. Visiting in the gym may resume at normal volume at 9:00 a.m. and 6:50 p.m. preceding the respective sessions.

ministers. The Enrollment Services Department would like a copy of your church’s directory. In ad-dition, providing the current grade level for each middle and high school student would be very helpful. We want to challenge your young people to prepare to work in the Lord's harvest fields. See Dan Smith today or email him at dan.smith@macuniversity.edu.

enrollment DisplAy. If you know of a high school student, a current college student, an adult, or a married couple who would benefit from the education offered at MACU, please stop by the display and pick up an application and other information. Take it home and encourage him or her to apply. Also, pick up registration and/or information for up-coming events like College Preview Weekend, $10 Conference (formally FREE), Sunday Night Live, Bible Bowl Tournament, and Tuesday Tours.

pArents. We need your child's name, age, and year in school on file so that he or she can receive mailings from MACU. Stop by the Enrollment display to fill out a card.

mAcu geAr. Stop by the display in the gym before or after sessions to buy your MACU-logoed gear.

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sounD. If you discover that the sound is too loud or too soft, please feel free to change seats. The sound is not distributed evenly throughout the gym; the clearest hearing is in the front center.

cell phones, etc. Please keep them turned off or on vibrate. If you must respond to an emer-gency, kindly leave the room to answer your electronic device.

clAsses of 1950-1962 reunion. Bill and Trish Griffin will host a special reception for those in the classes of 1950-1962 at their home, 715 First Street, on Friday at 3:30 p.m.

clAss of 1972: reunion at 3:30 p.m. Friday in the Welcome Center (former BonDurant home).

your opinion mAtters! Did you know that graduates of MACU (legacy RBC and ECC) can submit students for an $8,000 Alumni scholarship? Additionally, the MACU Christian Character and Leadership Scholarship ($10-15,000) is available to two graduating seniors who exhibit outstanding Christian character and leadership in each high school. If you know someone who ought to attend MACU, please contact the Enrollment office. Help us find the next generation of servant leaders.

Alumni AnD frienDs cruise, june 15-22. Cruise from Seattle to Alaska with Presidents Perkins and Griffin. Details are online at www.macucruise.com and in North Chapel entranceway.

April shoWers! This is a critical year for participation in our annual April Showers campaign. Our gift income is running behind for the year; we need all alumni and friends to participate in this simple campaign. Packets can be picked up at the Development Office display table. miD-AtlAntic society gAlA, Friday, April 20, 7 p.m. Recently retired 4-Star General Roger A. Brady is speaking. See Keith Wood for details. You can join the Society for just $3.00 a day!

join the miD-AtlAntic legAcy group. Do you have an estate plan? Have you remembered your church and favorite charities/ministries, like MACU, in your plans? Would you like FREE help in designing your estate plan? See Emmett Murphy for details or email him at emmett.murphy@macuniversity.edu.

chicK-fil-A leADercAst. On May 4 MACU’s School of Professional Studies is hosting the 2012 Chick-fil-A Leadercast featuring Soledad O’Brian, Tim Tebow, Patrick Lencioni, Urban Meyer, Andy Stanley, and others. Bring your church’s leadership team or a group of associates from work to campus for this live broadcast from Atlanta. Our on-campus lunch-time keynote speaker will be Gen. Roger Brady, USAF (Ret.). Tickets are $59.00 (lunch included); group rate available. For tickets and more information, visit www.macuniversity.edu. Event sponsored locally by Eastern Pet Company.

yeArBooKs. We have come across boxes of duplicate yearbooks, 1953-79. If you would like one, you may take one from the MACU table at no charge, but please sign your name if you do so.

churches AnD Businesses. The university has posters available for display in lobbies or other public areas. We would like for you to take one if you would like to promote Mid-Atlantic. Please stop by the display to view the poster (plain, on foam board, or framed) and speak with Vice President for Development Keith Wood to receive a copy for your church or business.

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Introducing . . .

Brandon Craig is a 1997 graduate of Mid-Atlantic Christian University. For the last fifteen years, he has served as Youth Minister at the Bel-mont Christian Church in Christiansburg, Virginia. His stated goal in ministry is simply to help people look more like Jesus. Brandon has been married to Nicole (Smith) '97 since 1997, and they have two sons, Dillon and Max.

Mark Moore. Since 1990, Mark has been a professor of New Tes-tament at Ozark Christian College. In September of 2008 he was awarded a PhD from the University of Wales for his work on the politics of Jesus. Mark has authored a number of books, mostly on the Life of Christ (also Acts and Revelation). He is a speaker noted for his passion for the lost and his participation in completing the great com-mission of Christ. His life goal is to make Jesus famous. Mark and his wife Barbara live in Joplin, Missouri.

Mike Schrage is a graduate of Southern Illinois University (1977). After three years of managing a large farming operation, Mike at-tended Ozark Christian College and in 1981 married Karolyn Nutt. Three years later, they began serving as missionaries in Western Kenya, working among the Pokot people. By 1994, 7,000 people had been baptized, 130 congregations started, and other projects begun, including an orphanage, two small vocational training schools, numer-ous nursery schools, and a medical clinic. Mike has been involved in preaching, Christian education, and leadership training for 25 years. He has partnered with others to establish a Christian media center in Nairobi, Kenya (GNPI-Africa), where he was Regional Director ten years. In June 2003, the family relocated to Joplin, Missouri, where Mike became Director for sub-Sahara Africa with GNPI. He is also Director of Development with Good News Productions, International.

FlaGsof the NationsThe flags flying over the stage rep-resent MACU graduates serving on foreign fields (does not include those serving internships).

Asian Islands Linda Joyner '70 Johnny '07 & Helen '07 Scott

Caucasus Bryan '06 & Meg SmithCzech Republic Marek '95 &

Elaine '95 MudrikFrance Karen Richardson '87Ghana Jeff '83 & Sherrie Broyles

ex'84 HostetterIndia Ajai '83 & Indu ex'85 LallItaly John '88 & Ann BlackburnJapan Jason Craft '92

Delaina Bailey Miyazaki '01 Zach Poyner '02Mexico Sheri Fritts Nunez '83 Josh Nunez '11Myanmar Jon '92 & Rachel CraftNorth Africa Angie Richmond '04Papua New Guinea Brian '06 &

Hannah ParisThailand Ezekiel '90 & Ah-cha Fish

Dewayne '89 & Jackie ex'91 LiebrandtUkraine John '92 & Ira Murphy

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Drew Grounds is known as an authentic individual with a gift for inviting the Presence of God through music. He has a love for the local church and a heart for helping young and old connect with God. His ability to help people see God through music is inspiring and contagious. Known for being more than just a musician or recording artist, Drew teaches people practically how to make space for God in their lives. Born in Southern Illinois, Drew has been leading worship for over 25 years. He has ministered in Florida, Illinois, Texas and Kentucky. He is also known internationally through his musical direction with the International Worship Institute as a clinician and worship artist. Today Drew serves with First Christian Church Ministries in Kernersville, North Carolina. He is married to Sue Ellen and is the proud father of Tyler and Garrett.

Estate Planning Seminar Wouldn't you like a simple and quick way to pass on your estate rather than having it tied up in probate for one to two years? The Revocable Living Trust, complemented by a will, gives you simplicity and much less cost, requires no attorney, and is a fast way for your estate to be settled. Mid-Atlantic offers to friends and supporters of the college free professional help in preparing a Revocable Living Trust. Learn more by attending the seminar Friday at 3:30 in the Wilkinson Hall Board Room, presented by Emmett Murphy, MACU's Assistant Vice President for Development.

Alumni HonoreesThe names of the graduates being honored are printed below. They will be presented on stage Friday morning and introduced.

Class of 1952Joseph A. Brickhouse Deceased Jan. 30, 1969Grace Sullivan KendallCharles G. PresleyMark A. Woolard, Sr. Deceased Mar. 4, 2002

Class of 1962A. Onward Ange Deceased Apr. 6, 2008S. Elizabeth BonDurantOliver Junior CartwrightWilliam A. GriffinLavonna Ann Hare Deceased Apr. 5, 2004Grace Scruggs LewisRobert D. McPhailThomas D. Perry

Class of 1972Michael L. BakerElliott A. BigelowPaul J. BowlesKit C. ElmoreRoger D. Evans Deceased Dec. 7, 2011Donita Allen HamiltonJ. Stephen HedrickDeborah Bender HertzogShirley Taylor JenkinsDenis William KadianDeborah Goslee KirklandJanice Bree LivingstonKatherine Clark LobaczJanie Miller LutrellS. Randall MastersCathy Hertzog RoseEunice Maggard SalyersKenneth R. SalyersJennifer Ross SawyerWalter A. SchwitzerlettEric SmithMylo SmithO'Lain Woolard SmithPaul R. SnowDirck Spencer

Sandra Dowdy StephensonStephen ThorntonJoy Walton TisonMichel R. TurnerBillie J. Carter VeaseyJohn D. Winn Deceased Aug. 29, 1992Ronnie J. WoolardSusan Farmer Wuethrich

Class of 1982T. Ray AlexanderE. Jay BanksAnne Horne BuckKim Jordan ClarkLinda Walker CollinsRebecca Clark CyphersAlbert L. DowningG. Cleve EdwardsPaul A. EstesWendy Strickland GuthrieCynthia Hubbard HeadenJohn P. HerndonTimothy L. HostetterCrawford IngramRita Reynolds JoynerDouglas T. KarleyIris Holadia O'NealFrederick W. PollardLaurie White SaylorPaul W. SchreyerGregory A. SextonScott A. TaylorValeria Herndon TaylorNorman G. TippensJeffrey W. Wright

Class of 1992Lisa Peacock BeachamGeanine Huffman BullochB. Scott CanadyJason E. CraftJonathan E. CraftTeresa Lovett FurloughT. Craig HaganCaprice Jones HairstonLisa Walls HarfordJill Kennedy LeClair

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Stanley W. MartinJohn M. MurphyChristine Simmons PoynerJonathan M. PoynerDeborah Gervais PriddyJohn PritchettMichael ScottClaudette Alford SmithKimberly M. WaterfieldDena Dudgeon WoodwardJeromie B. Woolard

Class of 2002C. Brandon BeauchampJoe B. BertoneDawn M. BrookinsMichael E. BrooksBrandon W. CordonCharlea A. CormodeKaren Butler CoupGregory S. CoverdaleAmy Collins CrabtreeM. Daniel DavenportLarry V. EvansRichard A. HamiltonSarah Judd HamiltonRachel Dyer HerbstEdward L. JonesZachry S. ListerChara G. LyndonJohn C. McLeodSharie Miller NormanGraham L. PhillipsJonathan M. PhillipsZachary G. PoynerAlan C. PresleyAngela Thornton RodkeyVincent C. RodkeySara J. RossJenny Ross RowlandBrent E. SmithJonathan A. SnootsLynn Hand WhiteCathy W. WillifordDaryl N. Woolard

Alumni RecognitionsMid-Atlantic has always encouraged people to consider at least one year of Bible college educa-tion, maybe as a foundation for studies in another field, as a factor in determining life's goals, or as a source of Bible education to enable them to be more effective workers in the church, home, and workplace. We are happy to recognize these who entered with the classes of '52, '62, '72, '82, '92, or '02 (fall or spring) but did not receive a degree from MACU. (They may have earned degrees from other institutions prior to or after attending MACU.) We have included those who attended classes for credit (not audit) on campus and finished at least one semester. We have used the married names that we know.Began in 1948/49Allie B. Bell (dec.)Sidney Brickhouse (dec.)Ella Mohorn HassellLoma Hassell (dec.)Evelyn Flynn Hendricks (dec.)Herbert Humphress (dec.)Mary Barlow HumphressNettie Harris LivermanVirginia Perry (dec.)Pauline Winslow (dec.)

Began in 1958/59G. DeMott AttixDoris CartwrightNorman Ewell (dec.)Rachel Hooper EwellLinwood E. McLawhornKenneth E. Williams

Began in 1968/69Larry T. AvantSandra K. BucherRebecca Anderson ClayC. Faye DavisSue Duesing DavisGladys HopkinsLarry M. HyltonGary A. JonesLuana Messick LaneWanda Gibbs MannVirgil W. NicholsNancy E. SchwitzerlettRandall ShouseRaymond L. Snider (dec.)David J. StyonsBilly M. Woolard

Began in 1978/79Martha Lipscome AndersonDeborah BaileyArthur L. BallKenneth L. BarrowJill Banks BassRobin Brookins BeltzMark D. BennettWilliam F. BigelowEdward S. BowenKathy Faver BowenIvy Hayes Brothers

Cynthia Bussels BurtonBrett S. CarterRita B. EstesS. Lynette FarrowMavin W. FitchGeorge U. Forsen (dec.)Ricky L. GilbertDiana White HallJean H. Harkey (dec.)Robert E. HarkeySue Fritz HechtDavid R. HensleyTracey L. HostetterRose Harrell JacotArlyss Mitchell JonesPerry A. KeidelPamela J. LahmanNancy R. Lewis (dec.)Myron C. Martin (dec.)Sherri Carter McCartySharon McClenney MillerPamela A. MillsTheresa A. MillsJoy Fulford MobleyStevie V. OsborneH. Morgan PalmerMichael A. PaulleyDeborah S. PhelpsMichael J. PhillipsDenise Hufham RussosMelissa K. ScottBarbara G. SheepA. Denby SmithLaurie Ross SmithRichard A. SmithM. Doug StyonsCurtis L. TillmanLinda Ward (dec.)Gary L. WelkerMary Catherine WilckRosita G. WilkersonVicki S. WoodhamW. Gregory Zimmerman

Began in 1988/89Susan Newsome AndersonShelly Dixon BanksRobert E. BondPaula R. BrickhouseTodd D. DixonCheryl Brown Eavenson

Margie Gardner EckertTeresa Kaufman HarrisonTony HoulditchMichelle J. MartinLeea M. MattoxBonnie Watson McCantsPaula K. McDanielKevin W. MossAmy B. NormanTimothy F. NormanWillie R. PurdeeTammy A. QuinnR. David RaganN. Allyson ReaTammy Morgan UngerMichele [Bush] WilliamsPamela L. YonkeRobin Griffin Zinsmeister

Began in 1998/99Lisa A. AndrewsRichard D. ArnesenBridget K. BarnesJ. Justin BazzleT. Greg BiggsEmily Rhodes BlanchardKenneth S. ClarkT. Earl CopelandTerrell R. DunnavantBryan R. EureNicole [Zimmers] FaulknerJoshua A. FlinnSharon Price HoogerlandDonnell A. JonesDavid J. KleinErin Pate LewisParker J. McCoyMarsha L. MehlingKimberly D. MouldenKathleen E. MurphyPhillip S. Rigg, Jr.Erick M. SharpeKeith L. SmithJeffery W. SnowAimee D. StephensonSherian N. SwindellAlbert F. Tryan IIILinwood TurnerCrystal Holloway Woodard

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ProgramThursday, March 15

8:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. - Golf Tournament at The Pines2:00 p.m. - Alumni Executive Committee Meeting - Wilkinson Board Room3:00 - 5:00 p.m. - Workshop by Mark Moore, Davenport Chapel: "Was Jesus Political?"6:30 p.m. - Alumni Ladies Volleyball Match, P.A.L. Gym (old Elizabeth City Middle School)8:15 p.m. - Alumni/Mustangs Basketball Game, P.A.L. Gym

Friday, March 16 8:30-9:15 a.m. - Coffee Connection

Complimentary continental breakfast in the riverfront lobby of Pearl A. Presley Hall. Open to all. No reservation needed. Childcare available starting at 8:45 a.m.

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9:30 a.m. Main Session - Chesson Gymnasium congregational singing--Drew Grounds, First Christian Church Ministries, Kernersville, NC invocation--C. Brandon Beauchamp ’02, Portsmouth, VA Welcome--Chris Hux '06, Alumni President, Bath, NC message--Mike Schrage, Good News Productions, Joplin, MO presentation of foreign missionary Alumni--Dr. Robert Reese offering prayer--Shaun Cooper ’07, Greenville, NC offering congregational song message--Brandon Craig '97, Christiansburg, VA special music--Thom '62 and Dana Perry, Tupelo,MS honoring the classes of '52, '62, '72, '82, '92, and '02 (remain in place for Alma Mater) recognizing those who began with them in the fall of '58, '68, '78, '88, and '98 or the spring of '59, '69, '79, '89, and '99 Alma mater--Directed by Melissa Lewis '71, Elizabeth City, NC (song on Page 10) Benediction--Jonathan A. Snoots ’02, Elizabeth City, NC

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12:00 - 3:15 p.m. - Food, Family, Carnival, Music, Fellowship - East CampusVendors will provide food for you to purchase for noon meal

Inflatables and carnival games for childrenConcerts

12:30-1:15 p.m. - cheerful hearts (outside stage), Bob moulden & friends (chapel)1:30-2:15 p.m. - noble theme (outside stage), chris gibbs (chapel)

2:30-3:15 p.m. - AtioB (outside stage), son's up (chapel)

11:45 a.m. - 12:15 p.m. - Alumni Meeting, Davenport Chapel

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7:20 p.m. Main Session - Chesson Gymnasium congregational singing--Drew Grounds invocation--Stephen Thornton ’72, Richmond, VA special music--Son's Up congregational singing A challenge to preach--Jonathan Langley '87, Belhaven, NC offering prayer--Steve R. Hayes ’77, Patrick Springs, VA offering special music--The Least of These, Mid-Atlantic students message--Mark Moore, Ozark Christian College, Joplin, MO Announcements and final Word--President D. Clay Perkins Benediction--E. L. Jones ’02, Hampton, VA

3:30 p.m. ActivitiesEstate Planning Seminar, Wilkinson Board Room

50 Years & Counting (reception for Classes of 1950-62), Home of Bill & Trish GriffinOther class reunions at various places

Children's Programming We welcome your children at the rally! Signs and maps will direct parents to appropriate rooms (map, Page 12; use river entrances for classes Turner Hall). For us to serve you well, please ob-serve the schedule that follows. Parents are to register their children and then leave because the children adjust to the class better without parents in the room. • Children's areas will be open 15 minutes before each session begins. • Pick up children within 15 minutes following each session. • Parents are not to remain in the rooms with their children, with the exception of babies to 24 months. Parents will need to care for their babies and toddlers in the library.

Rooms and Locations Babies to 24 months Blanton Center, Watson-Griffith Library Twos - Fives (pre-K) Turner Hall, First Floor Lobby Grades K-5 Heritage Hall, Second Floor, Room 213 Grades 6-12 Attend evening sessions

65th Annual MACU Rally and Homecoming

March 14 and 15, 2013Vince AntonucciReggie HundleyJerry Timbrook

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Apr. 17 Tuesday TourApr. 20 Mid-Atlantic Society Gala USAF Gen. Roger Brady (Ret.)Apr. 22 Mobile SNL, 6:30-8:30 pm Severn (MD) Christian ChurchMay 5 ECC Alumni Reunion Creswell Christian Church, Bel Air, MDMay 7 River DayMay 10 Foundation Board MeetingMay 11 Trustees MeetingMay 12 Commencement, 10:00 am Mark Magee, speaking Lewes Church of Christ, Milton, DEMay 14-16 The $10 ConferenceMay 20 Mobile SNL, 5-7 pm Christ's Church, Winterville, NCJune 5 Seniors by the Sea David Beamer, speakerJune 15-22 MACU Alaska CruiseSept. 8 Bike RallyOct. 18 MACU Foundation Banquet

Upcoming Events

inspiring Action: seX trAfficKing AWAreness. The Student Life department is shining light into a dark corner through aware-ness and support to end foreign and domestic sex trafficking. On Saturday, April 14, 7:00 – 9:00 p.m., MACU will host a viewing of the documen-tary "Sex + Money: A National Search for Human Worth" and a presentation by Hannah Burkle of the Rapha House organization. There is no cost, but please register so that we can estimate atten-dance. Register online (http://www.macuniversity.edu/inspiring-action) or call 252.334.2043.

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Rally Service ProjectLet's help! This year we have added a service project to the rally activities. The H.E.R. Shelter (Help and Emergency Response, Inc.) is a domestic violence resource for the Hampton Roads area that serves over 800 clients annually. During the rally we are collecting items for clients at the shelter (see list). Perhaps you received an email about this project.

The H.E.R. Shelter began in 1985 as an emergency shelter for 7-10 women and children. Today, the shelter provides 24-hour crisis counseling and emergency shelter to 42 men, women and children every night. H.E.R. is nationally and statewide accredited and locally serves Portsmouth, Chesa-peake, and North Suffolk. H.E.R. Resources also include case management, trauma therapy, child advocacy, court advocacy, employment resources, housing advocacy, and one year of aftercare service post shelter. H.E.R. serves over 800 clients annually and received the Governor's Promis-ing Practice Award in 2011. The H.E.R. philosophy is to: Empower each client to break the cycle of violence and to become healthy, productive, caring individuals whose strong sense of self worth is directly transmitted to their children.

Please place the items you wish to donate to the shelter in the receptacle at the booth. Thanks for sharing God's love in this tangible way during our time of fellowship and worship this year.

Meet H.E.R. Shelter's Executive DirectorBeth Herbst Cross is a 2005 graduate of Mid-Atlantic Christian University with a Bachelor in Theol-ogy and Minor in Non-profit Management and Administration. From Cumberland, Maryland and the Winifred Road Church of Christ, Beth relocated to Portsmouth, Virignia, with her husband Aaron Cross.

Beth is also a graduate of the Duke University Nonprofit Management Certificate program. She is acting Board President of the Effingham YMCA, and sits on the Regional Task Force to End Home-lessness, Portsmouth Homeless Action Consortium, and Chesapeake Continuum of Care, as well as the statewide Building Healthy Futures Board. Beth supports her husband as minister at Christ's Fellowship Church in Portsmouth and is the proud mother of Isaac and Josiah Cross. She says, "MACU provided me a jump start on life leadership. Growing in truth has provided me the stable foundation to take on any challenge with the confidence of Christ behind me." Her life verse is Jeremiah 17:7, 8.

Wish List of Items for H.E.R. Shelterchildren’s needsDiapers, all sizesWipesInfant formulaBaby socksOnesiesWashclothsNo-tears shampooBaby lotion and wash

cleaning AidsCloroxPinesolLysol DisinfectantSpraysClorox WipesSpongesBroomsDryer sheetsLaundry detergentDish detergentTrash bagsDish towels

paper productsPaper platesNapkinsPaper towelsPlastic forksPlastic spoonsZiploc bagsSaran WrapFoil

first AidNeosporinBand Aids (for adults, girls, boys)OintmentsInsect repellantTylenolAdvilBenadrylAnti-itch creamChildren-friendly medicine

toiletries (full sizes)DeodorantTamponsPadsMouthwashShampooConditionerEthnic hair productsHair tiesBar soapsLotion and moisturizersBody washCombs, brushesMiscellaneousBatteries, all sizesGift cards, various storesGas cards

food (not expired)Canned fruits, vegetablesFrozen fruits, vegetablesNon-perishable items such as Noodles Rice Mac’n’cheese Fruit snacks Peanut butter Jelly

household itemsPotsPansDishesGlassesSilverwareCoffee makersTowelsSheets (twin, full)ComfortersToastersCooking utensils

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Our MissionMid-Atlantic Christian University is an

undergraduate institution of Christian higher education whose mission is to impact the world by transforming ordinary people into

extraordinary Christian leaders.

Our VisionTo be a growing community of superior

biblical higher education

Our MottoSet for the defense of the Gospel

(Philippians 1:16)