Category: CBAC News

54 – the percentage of our current Clergy who will be eligible for retirement in 15 years, that approximately 250 of our 460 current active clergy. 7 – the number of Ordinations that will take place over the next 2 months which got started this… Read More »

September is always an exhilarating time around Crandall University, but there is an extra buzz in the air this year as the first students in an exciting new partnership have arrived! Because of the shared desire to disciple students and equip Christian leaders, Acadia Divinity… Read More »

We can’t turn on the news these days without hearing about a new crisis popping up somewhere in the world. Ukraine, Israel, Gaza, Syria, Iraq, Liberia, Nigeria. Countries at war. Christians and people of other faiths being terrorized and killed. Ebola outbreak. And this is… Read More »

“And see here, I’ll always be with you…” “Espoir Acadien” (Acadian Hope) is the big evangelical outreach happening right now around Edmundston, NB in conjunction with the Congrès Mondial Acadien (World Acadian Congress). I got to join it for a few days last week. Over… Read More »

The 2014 CABC Yearbook is now available online. It contains important information such as our proposed budget, reports from agencies and ministry partners, as well as membership and financial information of our churches as reported on the annual reports for the year ending 2013. Please… Read More »

For several years the CABC has worked with Palmer Atlantic Insurance to help provide excellent coverage for our churches’ property and liability insurance needs at the best rates possible. Currently around 400 of our churches have taken advantage of this great service. Until recently, Palmer… Read More »

On June 19th at the New Brunswick’s Lieutenant Governor’s residence, a very special and important ceremony took place – the Gospel of John was presented in Maliseet. The Canadian Bible Society (CBS) has been working on this project for over two years with a desire… Read More »

From Dr. Peter Reid: We were thrilled when Rev. Jon Turner, his wife Jessica, and their two girls Michaela and Alyssa came from England one year ago to join our new staff team. Jon’s ministry has been well received and we have seen significant fruit… Read More »

The New Paths Indigenous Peoples Ministry Conference was held in Mississauga, ON on April 4-5, 2014. Rev. Paul Carline (CABC’s Director of Intercultural Ministries and CBM Strategic Associate) was one of the key organizers of the event. Read more about the event here on Paul’s… Read More »

Happy Father’s Day to all our dads and all those who are like dads to us! We give thanks for their example and all they mean to us. “As a father has compassion on his children, so the LORD has compassion on those who fear… Read More »