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Easter Baptisms – Part 2
Posted June 5th, 2017 - Read Article - No Comments - Leave a Response
Here’s part two of our Easter Sunday baptism series. This one was sent in by Rev. Gordon Dickinson and describes baptism as a pastor and a parent. The baptisms took place at Cornerstone Baptist Church, Cornwall site, PEI. “This year, the celebration of Easter Sunday… Read More »
Refugee Rights Day
Posted March 31st, 2017 - Read Article - No Comments - Leave a Response
Tuesday April 4th is Refugee Rights Day in Canada. Canada’s reputation as a refugee receiving country is at an all-time high. Our private sponsorship program is particularly admired, but there’s room for improvement – especially around family re-unification. To welcome a refugee family and then… Read More »
A Perspective into the Lives of Northern Youth
Posted March 6th, 2017 - Read Article - No Comments - Leave a Response
We all hear common phrases no matter where we go, phrases, like, “Nice day,” or, “The weather is horrible,” or just a general, “Hey, how are you?” As we have transitioned to living “up north” to most of you, we hear these phrases in addition… Read More »
Lent
Posted March 1st, 2017 - Read Article - No Comments - Leave a Response
“What are you giving up?” This is a question we will hear this time of year in reference to the season of Lent. Lent is not something many Baptists know much about let alone practice. It has not been a part of our tradition. We’re… Read More »
Seeing Our Neighbours
Posted February 8th, 2017 - Read Article - No Comments - Leave a Response
An indicator that I was living less by the Holy Spirit and more by stress was that the people in my life lost distinctiveness. They became background and blurry. I wouldn’t ask them questions or listen to answers. I forgot names, faces and everything else…. Read More »
Student Research Projects
Posted February 3rd, 2017 - Read Article - No Comments - Leave a Response
An important part of university study involves research and surveys that can help students learn more about a particular aspect or issue in their major field of study. These research projects can often have benefits for the community or group that is being asked to… Read More »
Passing the Torch
Posted February 1st, 2017 - Read Article - No Comments - Leave a Response
February is African Heritage Month (also known as Black History Month). The theme in Nova Scotia for 2017 is “Passing the Torch.” It’s all about celebrating the past and looking ahead to the next 150 years in Canada. Below is the write up from the… Read More »
North American Baptist Women Gather in Toronto
Posted January 30th, 2017 - Read Article - No Comments - Leave a Response
Join with Baptist women from across North America at “New Dreams” – October 19–22, at the Delta Toronto East Hotel, Toronto, ON. Atlantic Baptist Women is part of the larger, continental body called the North American Baptist Women’s Union (NABWU). NABWU seeks to encourage and… Read More »
The Wildest Place of All
Posted January 23rd, 2017 - Read Article - No Comments - Leave a Response
I recently wrote a blog called “The Wild Places”, for God calls us to join him in the chaotic corners of our planet – our neighbourhoods. I want to do that – but I can’t. My 2017 New Year wishes (resolutions require too much resoluteness)… Read More »
How Searchable is Your Church?
Posted January 20th, 2017 - Read Article - No Comments - Leave a Response
We live in an age where ideas travel fast. People can quickly Google answers to every question under the sun. They are asking about faith and life, hope, pain and meaning. People are searching for answers. People in your neighbourhood. What if there was a… Read More »