Category: church planting

What might happen if every existing church in Atlantic Canada were to re-capture the vision for mission, for multiplication, for radical generosity and intentional discipleship that Jesus envisioned? MULTIPLY has been designed with both the church planter and established church leader in mind in order… Read More »

What might happen if every existing church in Atlantic Canada were to re-capture the vision for mission, for multiplication, for radical generosity and intentional discipleship that Jesus envisioned? Details: June 21-23 Kingswood University, Sussex, NB facebook.com/multiplyatlantic multiplyatlantic.com Registration open – multiplyatlantic.com Cost: By May 1 –… Read More »

Traditionalists say:  What’s the CABC coming to?!  No more Regional Ministers?  New staff and website?  And now new slogans and catchwords like “Healthy Churches. Missional Churches.” Well, that’s not too weird, but what about “Fusi3on” (I had to take a tutorial just to type it) and… Read More »

Oasis 2013 was one to remember! We are blessed as the CABC family to have the opportunity to come together and celebrate what the mission God has called us to be a part of here in Atlantic Canada. We were pleased to welcome more than… Read More »

We are thrilled to finally welcome Rev. Jon Turner, his wife Jessica and children Michaela and Alyssa! Having arrived from the UK in early June, Jon will be assuming the role of Associate Executive Minister for the CABC effective July 2nd. Working closely with Executive… Read More »

65 new churches. Amalgamation. Fresh Expressions. Satellites. Church Plants. When I first saw this in the new senior staff proposal I thought what a bold, exciting challenge for us as a people of God to recapture our church planting DNA. That was long before I… Read More »

Prior to becoming President of Kingswood University, Dr. Mark Gorveatte spent ten years spearheading a church planting movement as a District Superintendent for the Wesleyan Church in the United States. They planted 22 churches in ten years, 20 of these churches are still thriving today… Read More »