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Did we mention there was going to be a test about your knowledge about Black History Month? What do you know about African heritage here in Atlantic Canada? Hopefully after this quiz you’ll know more. Read through the questions and write down what you think… Read More »

Springforth is a high energy weekend event that invites students to take a leap forward in their journey with God. Springforth creates three environments to help you take this leap: middle school site, high school site and leaders track. May 8-9, 2015 Moncton, NB Register… Read More »

Experience Acadia Div is our annual open house where we give people like you a chance to see how ADC can equip you to serve. Whether you are sensing a call to full-time Christian ministry, looking to upgrade your training, or are simply interested in… Read More »

One application is all it takes to be considered for every scholarship at Crandall University! If you were offered $500 or $1000 would you take the offer? Most of us would, but most students miss out when the term scholarship is used. Why? Students think… Read More »

Many Atlantic Canadians remain unaware of the buying and selling of human property that took place on these shores during the heyday of slavery. Yet the slave trade was alive and well here, until the early years of the 19th Century. However, the vast majority… Read More »

In recognition of Black History Month, we’d like to highlight Portia White, an acclaimed international singer from Nova Scotia who lived from 1911 to 1968. Recently, Spatz Theatre, Citadel High School (Halifax, NS) honoured her by unveiling a portrait and naming an atrium after her… Read More »

We are excited to announce that Rev. Kevin Vincent has been approved by CABC Council to serve as the new Associate Executive Minister for the CABC. Kevin will direct the Centre for New Congregations (https://baptist-atlantic.ca/three-centres), encouraging and training individuals and churches to engage in mission… Read More »

Earlier in 2014, Dr. Lois Mitchell was invited to participate in a faith leaders panel through the Religion and Violence Research Team of the Muriel McQueen Fergguson Center for Family Violence Research. The discussion was on intimate partner violence and the faith community’s response to… Read More »

Looking outside we can no longer deny that winter has arrived. Snow, cold temperatures, icy roads, and did I mention the cold temperatures? Well, it won’t last and we can usually expect that it’s colder somewhere else. Rev. Jonathan Beers from Northern Cross Community Church… Read More »

Today is Epiphany – The Appearing. Some traditions more accurately call it Theophany – The Appearing of God. The Word of all creation became flesh, became Immanuel – God with us, and we have seen his glory. Some mark the feast by focussing on Christ’s… Read More »