These may be organised as a group activity or more informally amongst smaller subsets of the group. Faculty members welcome opportunities to spend time with students and their families in more relaxed contexts. Each Chaplaincy group is further divided into prayer groups. These consist of 4 or 5 students from different years. Prayer groups usually meet once per week at a mutually convenient time and take the form considered most appropriate by the members.
Most missions are residential with students billeted in local homes.
Under the leadership of the Chaplain, students engage in a wide range of evangelistic opportunities. These groups, while providing pastoral care for students are also linked to the Diploma of Ministry course because of their focus on training women for ministry. As is biblically appropriate, MAC Faculty are chaplains to women students. The chaplains lead the groups and also meet one to one with students across the year. While MAC chaplaincy groups remain the primary group for Women students, they may join the Moore College chaplaincy groups to which they are allocated for College Missions.