Category: CBAC News

The Board of Governors of Crandall University has announced that Andrew K. Hopper is being appointed President of Crandall University for an interim period beginning January 1, 2012. Speaking on behalf of the Board, Chairman Greg Cook stated “We believe Mr. Hopper has the administrative… Read More »

The Atlantic Baptist Senior Citizens Homes Inc. (ABSCHI) is seeking a new Executive Director to manage and direct the operations of the 15 facilities around Atlantic Canada. Click here to download more information about the opportunity.

Crandall University cordially invites you to attend a Recognition Ceremony for the naming of a street on campus in honour of Dr. Ralph Richardson on Friday, September 23rd at 2:30pm. The ceremony will be held in the Great Hall of the Stuart E. Murray Hall… Read More »

Evangelism Conference, October 3-6, 2011. A Message and Invitation from Dr. Jim Beverley: I’m really excited about the opportunity to be with Atlantic Baptist leaders for your Conference on Evangelism. In 1978, at the ripe age of 24, I became a professor at Atlantic Baptist… Read More »

For many, the highlight of the week is the speakers. Our devotional speakers were instrumental in focussing on our attention on Jesus as we began our days. On Thursday, Dr. Harry Gardner, President of Acadia Divinity College, through his own family experiences this past year… Read More »

Acadia’s rapidly growing Doctor of Ministry programme is set to expand again. Beginning in the fall of 2012, ministry leaders based in Europe and elsewhere will be able to study toward an Acadia DMin in Prague, Czech Republic. This new international Doctor of Ministry programme… Read More »

Were you there? If you were, you will be talking about this one for months. If you couldn’t attend, you can start planning now to attend Oasis 2012 – August 22-25 @ Crandall University, Moncton, NB. As the week unfolded, it was evident that God… Read More »

After fifty years of serving the Convention of Atlantic Baptist Churches and individuals across Atlantic Canada, it is with deep regret that the Baptist Bookroom Committee and the Council of Convention announces that the Baptist Bookroom will close on December 31, 2011. Given the ongoing… Read More »

The impact of 1000 youth serving for a week in a community is something that cannot be measured! Last week Tidal Impact swept across western New Brunswick from Jemseg to Perth Andover, and it left behind transformed lives and deeply impacted communities! Shelby Mercer, a… Read More »

The images and stories coming out of the horn of Africa are gripping and heart wrenching. Families leaving the famine and political turmoil in Somalia for the UN refugee camps of north east Kenya only to have family members die along the way. There are… Read More »