Category: Latest News

On Thursday, July 12, 2018, around 80 people gathered for a time of fellowship, reflection and thanksgiving for our CBAC office building. With the pending sale, we felt it appropriate to offer thanks to God for the use of this space He has granted us… Read More »

Recently in my reading, I came across a term in two books that I had never heard before: “5Q” (Alan Hirsh’s work on Five Fold Ministry) and “Canoeing the Mountains” (Tod Bolsinger’s work on Leadership in uncharted territory). Each of them the acronym “VUCA” as… Read More »

On May 16th, we publicly announced the possible sale of the CBAC Office Building. Part of the progression toward the closing date of July 31st included an opportunity for the potential buyer to perform their due diligence which included inspections, title searches, etc.. During this… Read More »

This is a further update on the CBAC building sale and an update on the implications on CBAC staff. The CBAC office building in Saint John is in process of being sold according to the decision of the delegates in 2015 in order to more… Read More »

“Baptisms should be a natural outcome of what will happen when we join God in our neighbourhoods.” You’ve probably heard us talking about our God dream of 3000 baptisms in one year by 2025. And about the 3000 people we need praying for this to… Read More »

The CBAC Council is happy to announce the sale of the CBAC Office building in Saint John, NB. If everything proceeds as planned, the closing date will be July 31, 2018. Offices will be packed up and moved to space we will lease on the… Read More »

We had an incredible time at Fresh Embrace, January 20-21, 2020. INVITING ALL CBAC PASTORS TO THIS ANNUAL EVENT. In the 24 hours together, you will be encouraged, inspire and refreshed for your journey to embrace your ministry calling with greater freshness and hope. This… Read More »

Cheryl Bear is an Indigenous Relations Specialist for Canadian Baptist Ministries and is the main speaker at the Atlantic Baptist Women’s Conference May 25-27. The Q&A below appeared in the May issue of the Tidings Magazine. When cultures are getting to know one another better,… Read More »

Jim Butler – I was born and have lived most of my life in the North End of Saint John, New Brunswick. My wife, Wendy, and I live not far from RiverCross Church. I taught art in various public schools in Saint John, later graduating… Read More »

“Love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength. The second is this: “Love your neighbor as yourself.” There is no commandment greater than these.” (Mark 12:30-31, NIV) So just… Read More »