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…Then he introduced a non-native lady who volunteers in one of his northern communities – Muskrat Dam (a fly-in community 600kms north of Thunder Bay). He’d met her there, thanked her for her work and challenged her to draw closer to his people by learning some of their language. She did. He called Janet up onto the platform and asked her to sing “How Great Thou Art” in Oji-Cree. She wasn’t a soloist, but it was powerful. She didn’t know much Oji-C…

…ntinues to grow if we allow it to, and God continues to ask us “Will you trust me with this part of your life?” “What about this part of your life”. God continues to stretch us and wants us to grow, and part of this growth and stretching comes as we learn to trust Him in new ways. Reflection: What situation in your life right now are you having difficulty in trusting God? Why? How might God be asking you to go deeper with your trust in Him? Why is…

…some great opportunities to invest in these areas in the upcoming months. Read a book, listen to a lecture, take a course or attend a conference. Please feel free to contact me directly if you want more info about how you can become a better leader….

…Amsterdam. He has served as a North American member-at-large to the Youth Committee of the Baptist World Alliance (2010-2013), as well as a member of the international program committee for the 2013 BWA Youth Congress held in Singapore. He is a member of the Evangelical Fellowship of Canada Youth and Young Adult Roundtable (2011-Present). As the director of the Youth Leadership Certificate, Dale will provide students with youth ministry internshi…

…remote or risk-free. I’m not sure how the lighthouse keeper’s son helped that December night, but I bet he got wet (and cold). I love meeting people in Atlantic Canada who are doing just that – “getting wet”. I read the Point Prim story on the Digby ferry coming home after being with people who are living for Jesus within Mi’qmaw communities. They’ve been rescued by the Lighthouse Keeper’s Son and are joining him in his work, entering cultures and…

…ively with challenging situations. Location: Crandall University, Moncton, New Brunswick Time: 9:00 a.m. — 4:00 p.m. Skill Development Areas: Assessing and Working With Conflict Collaborative Conversations That Matter Building Team When Facing Disharmony Facilitating the Visioning Process Making Change Easier Facilitators: Hugh Fraser—Transitional Pastor for 18 years. Part of the Canadian Baptists of Western Canada, trained as a coach with the Ins…

…11, 2017. Roseann Misner was the Master of Ceremonies for the evening and opened the service with the call to worship. Music was provided throughout the evening by local musical talent, Matt and Kim Lunn, the Sanford Family, the Church Choir, Rev. Jack & Rev. Audrey Carter and Phyllis Welton, as well as a congregational hymn. A special prayer for Canada was offered by Rev. June Keddy, who was inspired to write it while visiting our parliament bui…

…nding us is anything but pleasant; sometimes incessant whining and buzzing comes from it, as well as bites that cause completely unnecessary pain! Sadly, if I am completely honest with myself I have to admit that I can sometimes slip in the mosquito cloud as well. It is all too easy to start complaining about something that I obviously could do better, or to forget the compliments and encouragement that I know I need to share with someone. The mos…

…Board of Trustees, Acadia Divinity College Members Appointed by the CBAC (complete list available here: http://www.acadiadiv.ca/board-senate): Term ending October 2024 Anderson, Rev. Andrea Chan, Rev. Dr. Chi Wan Helen Cox, Greg L. Rice, Tom Term ending October 2025 Hanley, Rev. Dr. Perry Miller, Airdrie Wheaton, Garnet One (1) Vacancy Term ending October 2026 Crouse-Crompton, Dr. Susan Jelley, Mark Mutale Motey, Mercy Watt, Kathy Term ending Oct…

…and your church about how you as a leader can be better. – If you have any questions about how you can be a better leader, please contact Garth. Full Bio Here He grew up in Saint John, New Brunswick, as the youngest of five. He is married to Heather Bell Williams who is an Elementary School Principal and they have two teenage sons Connor & Kenton. He graduated from Atlantic Baptist College (now Crandall University) in 1990 with a Bachelor of Arts…