Category: CBAC News

To CABC Pastors: We have an opportunity to participate in a national study on the missions engagement of evangelical churches. I’d like to explain what the research is about and how your participation can directly benefit our denomination. Our denomination is an affiliate of The… Read More »

Crandall University’s Bachelor of Education program has become a well recognized program that helps to produce top qualified teachers that go out into their communities and inspire young minds to do great things. We’re proud to call Crandall U our school! Recently one of Crandall’s… Read More »

I was running on the beach in Florida in March. Running is often my BEST work time. With music in one ear and the other ear toward heaven, when I’m running or cycling, I hear God best. This early morning was no different, though the… Read More »

Over the weekend, Crandall University celebrated distinguished alumni & 180 graduates from various programs. We congratulate all award recipients and grads on a job well done and thank them for their contributions to our community. We’re excited for what God has in store in the… Read More »

Monday Monday . . . I don’t know how many of you are familiar with this iconic Momas and Papas song, but it starts with such promise and hope with the opening verse: “Monday Monday, so good to me. Monday Morning, it was all I… Read More »

The devastating fires in Fort McMurray, AB, have had a tragic affect on families and communities. Thousands have been displaced without know if they have a home to go back to. The video and images coming out of the area are heart wrenching. Many of… Read More »

We are broken people who minister to broken people. At first pass, this phrase may seem bleak, almost depressing. I suppose if we didn’t consider the hope of the Gospel and it’s power to change and transform, then it would be bleak. It’s this reality,… Read More »

Dear Friends, [Please read the following excerpt from a press release written by Emmanuel Baptist Church, Hammonds Plains, Nova Scotia]: In September 2015, a board of inquiry with the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission (NSHRC) found that Sobeys’ staff falsely accused Ms. David of Upper… Read More »

7 Now the Festival of Unleavened Bread arrived, when the Passover lamb is sacrificed. 8 Jesus sent Peter and John ahead and said, “Go and prepare the Passover meal, so we can eat it together.” 9 “Where do you want us to prepare it?” they… Read More »

Physician-Assisted Suicide/Death is a watershed issue for Canadian society. But it is also an incredible opportunity for Canadian Christians (and churches) to offer their communities a different perspective on life, death, dignity, suffering, community and worship. How we deal with life – with all of… Read More »