Category: CBAC News

We asked some people this question: “What do you think of when your think about the CBAC?” Here’s what they said. What do you think of? Please share, download and comment on this video. Here’s the link: https://vimeo.com/atlanticbaptist/when-i-think-of-the-cbac Please show this in your church leading… Read More »

October is Pastor Appreciation Month! Show your pastor some love! It’s appropriate that Pastor Appreciation Month and Thanksgiving fall in the same month (for Canadians anyway). Thanksgiving is a time when we give thanks and express gratitude for God’s gifts. Showing gratitude and appreciation to… Read More »

The press release below is an update on a motion voted on at Oasis 2017 re: Rejecting All Forms of Racism. The CBAC Council requested that this be sent out to our churches and pastors as well as a public press release to local news… Read More »

As believers, we’re all called. Volunteer or vocational. We all have gifts and talents. God wants us to use them to: strengthen the local church, lead others to faith in Christ, and help change our neighbourhoods. And yet many of us in the church will… Read More »

We are a mosaic! The Baptist church in Atlantic Canada is a mosaic – a collection of different expressions of a common faith. How we express and display our shared faith may look very different. God uses different kinds of churches to reach different kinds… Read More »

Dr. Rick Tobias will be one of our Oasis 2017 speakers. Rick is best known for his life-long advocacy on behalf of low-income and marginalized people and for collaborating with business and professional leaders to promote change in the city. He served as the CEO… Read More »

Joining God in Your Neighbourhood by Taking Advantage of the Atlantic Immigration Pilot (AIP): an idea from CBAC’s Intercultural Ministries. The churches in Atlantic Canada that will be considered growing churches, will be intercultural churches. These churches will experience snowball growth as diverse people are… Read More »

Happy Birthday Canada! 150 years old – what a history you’ve had! As we think about our part in Canada’s history and in the story of Atlantic Canada, there’s a lot to consider. We can trace our history back further than 1867. In fact, Baptists… Read More »

The Baptist church in Atlantic Canada is a mosaic – a collection of different expressions of a common faith and shared mission. How we express and display our shared faith may look very different. God uses different kinds of churches to reach different kinds of… Read More »

Today, June 21st, is National Aboriginal Day in Canada. Sine 1996, this day has been set aside to recognize and celebrate the unique heritage, diverse cultures and outstanding contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples, collectively known as Aboriginal or Indigenous Peoples (https://www.aadnc-aandc.gc.ca/eng/1100100013248/1100100013249). As… Read More »