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Ask any of our staff and they will tell you that working at the CABC office feels very much like being with family. You probably think that we are always engaged in deep theological discussion (which does happen). But sometimes we just have to cut… Read More »

One of the key ways that the Youth and family department helps strengthen the churches of our Convention in ministering effectively to youth, young adults and families is by equipping leaders to become more effective in youth ministry (History & Purpose). Throughout the year there… Read More »

Rev. Elias Mutale completed his ministry with the CABC at the end of October 2012. We had the opportunity to sit down with him and share about his time as Regional Minister of the AUBA and a member of the Transition Team. We certainly value… Read More »

The first problem encountered by God when He came to earth was space. There wasn’t much room for Him. Fortunately, His body and ego were small enough for a teenage womb and an animal trough. However, Christ’s crude Bethlehem accommodations were soon welcoming and making… Read More »

Our Executive Minister, Dr. Peter Reid, has recorded a Christmas Greeting for our churches. Please take a brief moment to share this in your service between now and Christmas. You can stream directly from Youtube or Vimeo or download it from Vimeo.

Encouraging news for small churches! There is growth in rural Nova Scotia in the small church! May we be an encouragement to you sharing our good news not only for our little church, but for the whole Convention of Baptist believers! God is so good!… Read More »

In September 2010, Rev. Marion Jamer started a contract position as Family Ministries Coordinator within the Youth and Family Ministries Department of our Convention, and she very quickly became a valued member of the team! Marion’s primary areas of responsibility were the coordination of family… Read More »

Many churches have monthly communion offerings, often as an opportunity for individuals to support their local church’s benevolence programs. Each year CABC churches are encouraged to designate their December communion offerings to the Convention of Atlantic Baptist Churches. These funds are then used to offer… Read More »

If you were at Oasis 2012, you’ll recall during the Canadian Baptist Ministries presentation there was mention of a recipe card for ending global hunger from Canadian Foodgrains Bank. Keep reading to find out what this recipe card is and how you can get yours…. Read More »

Link is a highlight of the year for many of our clergy teens and this one proved no exception. Held at the scenic Bayside Camp, near Halifax, NS, Link 2012 brought together 60 Pastor’s Kids (52 youth and 8 leaders) to celebrate the joys and… Read More »