Dr. Ike E. Mack, Pastor

Licensed to preach in September 1976

Ordained as a Gospel Minister in 1978

Called to Pastor UMBC in June 1986

Represents the longest tenured pastor in UMBC 155 years of existence

Orchestrated the purchase of 38,208 square foot facility location that is currently Unionville Missionary Baptist Church 

Established the "Brown Bag" food program

Increased significant growth in Church membership, Church School, Mid-week Worship, Finance and Worship attendance  

Instrumental in acquiring the 16,811 square foot facility, the I.E. Mack Fellowship and Worship Center

Prominent public relation spokesperson featured in State Bank & Trust television and billboard marketing

In 2011, led UMBC disciples to ceremoniously liquidate a 30-year, $2.1 million mortgage within 17 years

In 2015, envisioned, implored and engaged the church to enter into a $2 million transformation project of the UMBC main campus sanctuary and coordinated a $50,000 renovation project of the I.E. Mack facility 

Executed the 2019 acquisition of property at 3860 Houston Ave (formerly Church's Chicken)

Coordinated a $100,000 renovation to the UMBC Activity Center and Gymnasium in 2019

Purchased a 24 passenger bus 

Elected President of the Fellowship Missionary Baptist Convention of GA, Incorporated 

Appointed to the Board of Directors of Macon-Bibb Economic Opportunity Council in 2019

Appointed to the Health Strategy Council of the State of Georgia by Governor Roy Barnes for 2002-2005

Received the Informer "Best Dressed Men" Award in 2014

NAACP Earl T. Shinholster Award in 2008

Georgia Informer "One of Macon's Greatest Preachers" in 1996, 2005 and 2013

Appointed Bibb County Superior Court Clerk Chaplain in 2013

Received a Doctorate of Divinity from St. Thomas Christian College, Jacksonville, Florida in 2007

Master in Theology from Emmanuel Bible College & Seminary, Macon, Georgia in 1997

Bachelor of Theology from Emmanuel Bible College & Seminary, Macon, Georgia in 1995

Received a diploma from B.C. Moore Comprehensive Retail Management, Charlotte, North Carolina in 1983

Attended Middle Georgia Junior College, Cochran, Georgia from 1978-1980

Received a diploma from Bleckely County High School, Cochran, Georgia in 1978

Married to the former Eloise Cliett of Byron, Georgia and the parents of Brittany C. Mack