Category: CBAC News

With deep respect and a certain sadness, we announce the resignation of our friend and co-worker Dr. Lois Mitchell as the Director of Public Witness & Social Concerns with the Canadian Baptists of Atlantic Canada, effective December 31, 2016. Through a period of reflection and… Read More »

On October 5, 1986, a very young Rev. David Morehouse and his wife Nancy began their ministry at Allison United Baptist Church at the end of the Salisbury Road in Moncton, New Brunswick. He helped lead the church through various stages of growth that included… Read More »

Are you currently involved in starting a new congregation in your neighbourhood? A brand new “church plant”? A new “site” of your church? A newly merged congregation?A new congregation within your congregation? A fresh new expression of church? Or is it your heart’s passion to… Read More »

If you were at Oasis 2016 or if you follow us on social media, you’ll know that one of the significant decisions our churches made was our name change – from Convention of Atlantic Baptist Churches to Canadian Baptists of Atlantic Canada. If this is… Read More »

Happy 149th Birthday, Canada! Where were you 148 years ago? Well, obviously none of us were around but many of our churches were. Can you guess how many? In 1867, 10 CABC churches were birthed. 1867 and earlier, 240 CABC churches that are still active… Read More »

A “Thank You” to the Atlantic Baptist Women. On May 28th at the Atlantic Baptist Women’s (ABW) conference at Crandall University, I was presented with a cheque for $7,638.49 (Any guy would go to women’s conference for that!). The ABW had “Walked for Refugees” and… Read More »

“The Lord is like a father to his children, tender and compassionate to those who fear him.” Psalm 103:13 As dads, one of the most important ways we can impact our children is by spending time with them. It could be a walk in the… Read More »

Dear Fellow Atlantic Baptists, Greetings in the name of our Saviour and Lord. At OASIS 2015 we voted to sell our office building in Saint John, New Brunswick and move to a more central location. The building was listed with a realtor last year. While… Read More »