Category: CBAC News

“Our mission is to make God famous in the world – and we do that by loving one another.” – Mark Sypher (The Well, 2014) This year, Bayside Camp played host to The Well – a ministry initiative of the CABC Youth & Family Ministries… Read More »

Message from the Atlantic Rep, Alden Crain: Many of you know by now that as the new CBM Atlantic Rep I am working out of a home office. I apologize for any confusion this has caused. Many thanks to the staff at the CABC Office… Read More »

The World Acadian Congress 2014 (Congrès Mondial Acadien / CMA) is happening in Madawaska, NB August 8-24, 2014. At least 50,000 visitors are expected for this every-five-year cultural festival and homecoming. Just south of the Edmundston epicenter lies the village of Ste-Anne-de-Madawaska and the Église… Read More »

It was a difficult but ultimately a blessed summer for Dr. Greg Maillet, Coordinator of Basketball at Crandall University. Coming off a season in which he lead the Charger’s Men’s Basketball team to the ACAA semifinals (after previously leading them to the league final in… Read More »

Dear Friends, Christmas is about God coming down to our level and reaching out to us in our human condition. We call it the Incarnation. In the book, The Jesus I Never Knew, Philip Yancey speaks of; “The Visited Planet,” and quotes a poem by… Read More »

We are excited to announce that Rev. Renée Embree has been approved by CABC Council to be the new Director of Youth and Family Ministries for the CABC effective February 1, 2014. Renée has a Masters of Divinity and a Masters of Arts (Theology) from… Read More »

We’re likely all familiar with Black Friday and Cyber Monday and have heard stories about long lineups, frantic shoppers and recall thinking how it might be a good idea to put on some hockey gear before heading out into the crowds. It can often be… Read More »

LINK 2013 confirmed my suspicions — clergy teens are awesome! As we gathered at Camp Wildwood this year for our annual retreat weekend, teens from ministry homes brought with them the enthusiasm, joy, and sometimes the antics that make the LINK weekend an event to… Read More »

The recent devastation in the Philippines caused by Typhoon Haiyan is hard to imagine.  The loss of life and destruction left in the wake of one of the worst storms on record will be tallied over the coming days and weeks.  Early estimates are that more… Read More »

For those of us who live in Canada or other democratic countries, we have so much to be thankful for. You have to admit that in spite of the minor inconveniences we experience (sitting in traffic, coffee’s not hot enough, or other “first world problems”),… Read More »