MACSA
Our Mission: Serving Schools That Serve the Savior

 MACSA Office Contact

MACSA Student Activities Director

MACSA is currently looking for a new Student Activities Director.  Click here to view the job description.  Interested individuals should contact Barbara Williams, MACSA President.

Our Organization

MACSA is a non-profit service organization for member Christian schools located throughout the mid-Atlantic region of the United States.  More than 200 schools and individuals from ten states are members of MACSA.  Click on the links below for membership information.

• to promote the highest standards of Christian education
• to foster discussion of the problems faced by Christian schools
• to further professional growth through seminars, workshops and printed materials
• to strengthen the work of each school by formal and informal fellowship
• to familiarize teachers with the best current textbooks and other teaching aids for Christian schools
• to provide challenging speakers on relevant issues in education and other pertinent topics

Our Commitment

• to aid Christian school teachers and administrators in personal and professional growth
• to provide quality Christian school service at a reasonable cost
• to honor the Master Teacher in Christian schools
• to serve in a spirit of love

Our Statement of Faith

We commit ourselves to these fundamental principles:

• That the instruction and education of children in our schools must be in accord with the Word of God.
• That education is primarily the responsibility of the parents.

We believe:

• In the divine inspiration, infallibility and final authority of the Bible as the only Word of God.
• In one God, the Creator and Sustainer of the universe, eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
• In the uniqueness of man, by virtue of his special creation in God’s image, and his responsibility to understand and master the world to the glory of God.
• In the unique Deity of the Lord Jesus Christ, the incarnate, virgin-born Son of God.
• In the representative and substitutionary death of our Lord Jesus Christ as the necessary atonement for our sins.
• In the power of the Holy Spirit in the work of regeneration and His continuing work in the heart of the believer.
• In the resurrection of the crucified body of our Lord and that blessed hope, His personal return.
• In the bodily resurrection of the just and unjust, the everlasting blessedness of the saved and everlasting punishment of the lost.