Mark A. Vincenti

Campus Pastor

Rev. Mark Vincenti became a full-time Huntington University employee in 2021 when he joined the Center for Spiritual Formation as campus pastor. Alongside his role as campus pastor, Mark works with the women’s soccer team as volunteer assistant coach and teaches classes for the University’s Institute for Christian Thought and Practice. Prior to taking on a full-time role, he served part-time as an assistant men’s soccer coach from 2011-2015 and served as an adjunct ministry professor from 2018-2021. He earned a bachelor’s degree in educational ministries from Huntington University, a master’s degree in biblical studies from Lancaster Bible College, earned certificates in small group leadership and spiritual transformation and has pursued doctoral level theological education at Evangelical Seminary. Prior to returning to his alma mater, Mark served as young adult pastor and pastor of prayer at Emmanuel Community Church, youth pastor at College Park UB Church, and associate youth pastor at King Street UB Church. He is an ordained elder in the United Brethren denomination and has served on denominational task forces on Human Sexuality (2015-2017) and Human Reproduction (2021-2023).

Mark is a published author of the book "Pursuing the Third Option: Following Jesus in a Polarized World" (2018). Originally from Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, he currently lives in Huntington with his family. He enjoys a variety of activities, including reading, prayer, writing, sports, drumming, camping, hiking, and hanging out with his wife and kids. Mark’s greatest desire is to know and love Christ and walk with Him in the world in such a way as to help others to know and love Christ as well.