Category: church stories

About 60 people assembled at Little River Baptist Church (NS) for a special service on July 17th. The congregation started their service and then were joined by about 40 motorcyclis‎ts, many representing Christian Motorcycle Association and the local motorcycle club, the Defenders. The National Evangelist… Read More »

South End Church held its first offsite-outdoor worship service at Birch Cove Park on Lake Banook in Dartmouth on Sunday June 26, 2016. We celebrated the goodness of our Lord Jesus Christ working in and through our community. We helped one of our students (Ashley… Read More »

Grace Youth led the Sunday morning worship service at Grace Memorial on June 5, 2016 using the theme “A Mosaic of Worship.” The youth created “mosaic banners” for the sanctuary, led the worship in music, shared the message, shared a musical drama and assisted in… Read More »

Oxford and Little River Baptist Churches (NS) have been enjoying God’s blessings these past two years. On May 29th, two new converts, Bette and Alton McAlony, went into the waters of baptism and were accepted into membership. They started coming to the church after the… Read More »

On September 20, 2015, a large crowd attended the annual Celebrating the Church Family Sunday & Back To Church Sunday at Tracy Baptist Church in Tracy, N.B. Tracy Baptist is part of a church field of two churches, the other being Fredericton Junction Baptist. In… Read More »

On Sunday July 12, 1936, a young lady named Marjorie Franklin was formally welcomed into membership at Hill Grove United Baptist Church, located in Acaciaville, just south of Digby, N.S. On Sunday July 12, 2015, this same lady, now known as Marge Minard, celebrated the… Read More »

About 4 years ago, the Lawrencetown United Baptist Church decided to put their faith into action. We began a Friday evening event that would reach the people in our community. The name of the program came from John 21, where Jesus tells Peter “if you… Read More »

Summertime, for youth, is traditionally a time for biking, swimming, playing video games and enjoying lots of free time to hang out with friends. But not this summer, for the Youth at Florenceville Baptist Church in Florenceville-Bristol, New Brunswick. With a weekly LemonAid stand at… Read More »

Human trafficking is an abhorrent form of modern day slavery, and a human rights violation that must be prevented. The RCMP estimates that 800-to-1,200 victims are trafficked through and into Canada each year – 80 per cent of which are women and girls, and 50… Read More »