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…s of Atlantic Canada in the days ahead!” We acknowledge and celebrate this historic moment as Dr. Britton is the first woman of colour to take the role of CBAC President. We invite our entire CBAC family to add their welcome to Dr. Britton!    …

…s for the continuity of the Youth & Family Department and for the entire CBAC staff team.” According to our General Operating Bylaw (Sec. 6.03 (d) ii), a Senior Staff position, which must ratified by the member churches of the Canadian Baptists of Atlantic Canada, may be voted on by churches and the results submitted in writing to the Executive Minister, rather than waiting until a vote in person at our next annual gathering. The deadline for subm…

…see ………… everyone needs a role model. 1. “Other Impossible Women”, Judith Jollata, Tidings, Sept 1955 2. The Maritime Advocate and Busy East, November 1954 3. “Josephine Kinley Moore: Breaking Barriers”, Laura Churchill Duke, Acadia Bulletin, Spring 2011 4. “This Week’s Sermon”, Maritime Baptist, Oct 15, 1952 5. “Prince William, N.B.”, Maritime Baptist, Jan 12, 1949 6. “Josephine Kinley Moore Bursary”, Elizabeth M. Sheppard, ADC Today, Summer 2009…

…uld have room to expand. Our men and teen boys with the guidance of a contractor in our church (Bonney Construction) are in the process of building a new church home. The building is up, boarded in and the roof is on. It is being built as the money comes in. It has been a big step of faith for our little rural church. On December 19 at 6PM we will be meeting there for the first time, even though it will be outside – a Living Manager Scene. We are…

…ons are seared in our memory. Since 2011, 4 million Syrians have been displaced. Worldwide, 20 million refugees hope for a new life and a new home. The CABC continues to be committed to respond to this refugee crisis. For more than 25 years, the CABC has been a Sponsorship Agreement Holder with the Canadian government, one of three organizations in New Brunswick. Early in 2015, Canadian Baptists committed to sponsoring 100 families affected by the…

…rimary responsibilities will include strengthening mission engagement and facilitating dialogue on integral mission and its practice through the local church, both in our own neighborhoods and around the world. ​ Says Randy, “As a pastor I have had the pleasure of serving the Lord in different and unique churches. The lessons learned and the opportunities afforded have brought me to a point in ministry where I have a fairly broad view of church an…

…ptist Church (1995-1998), as well as an adjunct youth ministry lecturer at Acadia Divinity College (2007-present). Along with his wife Twila, he is currently a volunteer youth leader at Lower Coverdale Baptist Church. Dale has a B.A. in Biblical Studies from Crandall University, a M.Div. from Acadia Divinity College, and is currently working on a Ph.D. in the area of youth discipleship from the Free University of Amsterdam. He has served as a Nort…

…ow healthy, missional churches who produce healthy, missional disciples. In 2011, our family of churches accepted a bold mandate for renewal outlined in our 2025 Goals: view PDF here. In 2018, we’re at the halfway point. We’ve been working to refine these goals in a way that we can measure how well we’re achieving our goals. You can read about by following this link – https://baptist-atlantic.ca/3k43k/ – the vision, the dream and how we’ll get the…

…law firm in Regina, Saskatchewan. During his time in Regina, Donald was an active member of the First Baptist Church. He served as a deacon and Chairman of Evangelism in the local association. In 1959, he made the decision to serve God full-time and was licensed by the First Baptist Church. He then attended the Southern Baptist Theological Seminary to prepare for a ministry in the gospel. While in seminary, Donald served as the pastor of the India…