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…on. After four years of service at Crandall Dr. Ohlhauser was invited to become Vice President for Marketing and Communication at Tyndale University College and Seminary in Toronto and then after three years was invited to return to his alma mater, Prairie College, as President. While at Prairie he led the institution in developing a College of Applied Arts and Technology. Following his service at Prairie he was invited to provide leadership to a…

…tions/donate.html Built Heritage Project Baptist Heritage Series Editorial Committee – The members are responsible for deciding on the use of the budget of the committee, responding to issues important to the history of Baptists, encouraging authors and collectors of material and seeking to share enthusiasm for our history with our people. Baptist Historical Committee Members: Allister Johnson (2023) Russell, Trina (2023) Sears, Haleigh (2023) Bax…

…st distinctiveness. They became background and blurry. I wouldn’t ask them questions or listen to answers. I forgot names, faces and everything else. Mark’s gospel tells a story about Jesus leading a man who’d gone blind beyond his village limits, spitting on his eyes, laying his hands on his head and asking, “Do you see anything?” The man looked up and said, “I see people. They look like trees walking around.” Once more Jesus put his hands on the…

…properly defined guidelines. Grace. The truth is, we all slip up at times. Commitments are forgotten. We stick our foot in our mouth. We fail to respond to a need. Some questions a lead pastor should ask are: Can this be survived? Is it representative of an oft-repeated pattern that requires address, or is it more of a one-of? Is the failure a result of attempting something great (recognizing that we cannot be afraid of failure, for without the wi…

…ia? Have you visited recently? The truth is “that ministry can be fruitful only if it grows out of a direct and intimate encounter with our Lord.” (Nouwen, 21) If you have comments, questions or would like to learn more about retreats, or how to develop you own poustinia, email Cheryl Ann….

…e becoming an Associate Executive Minister for the Convention of Atlantic Baptist Churches in September 2012. In addition to pastoral ministry, he has also served in Convention and Association work, including Convention Council, Board of Ministerial Standards and Education (BMSE), and the Commission of Camp Tulakadik. As an Associate Executive Minister his particular area of responsibility is Leadership Development. The Centre for Leadership Devel…

…nadian Baptists of Atlantic Canada will be healthy, growing congregations, committed to the Great Commission and the building of God’s Kingdom. To achieve this outcome, the Atlantic Baptist Mission Board will utilize available resources and enter into strategic partnerships. Evidence that this outcome is being achieved will be people becoming disciples of Christ, new churches being planted, and new people groups being reached for Christ. Healthy,…

…ReShape Atlantic 2016 was a summit for leaders, pastors, leadership teams that are starting or dreaming of starting something NEW! It’s an opportunity to connect with other like-minded leaders and learn from veterans in the field. Rob Nylen – “Talk to Yourself: 4 Questions We Need to Ask Ourselves”…

…God’s purposes to move us from death to life? Once this team’s process is completed we will be bringing their findings to our whole CBAC community so that we can all participate in the conversation. Here is who is on the team: Pastor Tammy Giffen (Immanuel Baptist, Truro) Rev. Kevin Matthews (The Point Church, Miramichi) Rev. Dr. Rhonda Britton (Cornwallis Street Baptist, Halifax) Rev. Norm Pearce (CBAC Council) Rev. Dr. Stephen McMullin (Acadia…