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Acadia Divinity College (ADC) is pleased to welcome Dr. John McNally to serve as an Associate Director of Doctoral Studies and as a Lecturer in the practice of ministry. John is no stranger to ADC. He earned an Acadia Doctor of Ministry degree and has… Read More »

13 to 18 year olds spend more than 72 hours a week using electronic media. Porn is free and easy to access. Even if someone is not looking for it, it can easily find them. Every second $3075.64 is spent on pornography. The average age… Read More »

Acadia Divinity College (ADC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Rev. John Campbell to the role of Director of Advancement effective June 2, 2014. “I am excited to welcome John to our Advancement Team and look forward to his leadership among us,” says Dr…. Read More »

The New Paths Canadian Baptist Indigenous Peoples Ministry Conference kicked off 2 weeks ago with a plenary address from Regional Chief Stan Beardy – one of Ontario’s most senior First Nations leaders. With the talk title “Resetting the Relationship” and with the Truth and Reconciliation… Read More »

You are invited to attend a banquet near you. The CABC will be hosting regional Connect gatherings near you over the coming months. You will have an opportunity to come together to share a meal, meet with CABC staff, and hear the CABC’s shared vision… Read More »

We are pleased to officially launch our new logo! You may have seen it already in a few places (emails, Oasis website, etc). From here on out you will see more of this and a whole new look rolled out in our web and print… Read More »

I’ve noticed a disturbing trend. In Canada we talk a lot about diversity and pluralism. Freedom of conscience and religion and freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression are enshrined in the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms (1982). We have a global reputation as… Read More »

Over the past 5 years, Crandall Students have recorded 16,000 hours of volunteer work in the Moncton community. A portion of these volunteer hours have been completed through GED tutoring, food services, and custodial work at Harvest House. Over a decade ago, Crandall University began… Read More »

About 85 people gathered on Sunday, March 9th, at Oxford United Baptist Church, to celebrate a blessed event – baptisms. In a wonderful worship service centred around the event, Dave and Margie led in worship singing prior to two groups of candidates being baptized by… Read More »

I woke up this morning thinking about Lent and it occurred to me that Lent could be a time of soul detox. To “detox” the body is to go through a “treatment designed to rid the body of poisonous substances” (free online dictionary). A “soul… Read More »