Category: CBAC News

We are pleased to officially launch our new logo! You may have seen it already in a few places (emails, Oasis website, etc). From here on out you will see more of this and a whole new look rolled out in our web and print… Read More »

Over the past 5 years, Crandall Students have recorded 16,000 hours of volunteer work in the Moncton community. A portion of these volunteer hours have been completed through GED tutoring, food services, and custodial work at Harvest House. Over a decade ago, Crandall University began… Read More »

I woke up this morning thinking about Lent and it occurred to me that Lent could be a time of soul detox. To “detox” the body is to go through a “treatment designed to rid the body of poisonous substances” (free online dictionary). A “soul… Read More »

Tidal Impact is North America’s largest youth mission tour! Lives and communities are changed as churches partner together to proclaim and demonstrate the love of God. Groups participate in ministry and fun events with their host church during the day and gather together for evening… Read More »

Dr. Jody Linkletter began serving in 2004 doing research and surveys for the CABC, and since 2006 she has been one of the Association Directors of Youth and Family Ministries and most recently has been serving as the Interim Director of Youth and Family Ministries. Dr…. Read More »

“Trust in the Lord with all your Heart, and Lean not on your own understanding” (Proverbs 3:5). This is a common verse that many believers know by heart, and can often be one of the first verses that one memorizes as a new believer. Sometimes… Read More »

“Our mission is to make God famous in the world – and we do that by loving one another.” – Mark Sypher (The Well, 2014) This year, Bayside Camp played host to The Well – a ministry initiative of the CABC Youth & Family Ministries… Read More »

Message from the Atlantic Rep, Alden Crain: Many of you know by now that as the new CBM Atlantic Rep I am working out of a home office. I apologize for any confusion this has caused. Many thanks to the staff at the CABC Office… Read More »

The World Acadian Congress 2014 (Congrès Mondial Acadien / CMA) is happening in Madawaska, NB August 8-24, 2014. At least 50,000 visitors are expected for this every-five-year cultural festival and homecoming. Just south of the Edmundston epicenter lies the village of Ste-Anne-de-Madawaska and the Église… Read More »

It was a difficult but ultimately a blessed summer for Dr. Greg Maillet, Coordinator of Basketball at Crandall University. Coming off a season in which he lead the Charger’s Men’s Basketball team to the ACAA semifinals (after previously leading them to the league final in… Read More »