Category: New Congregations

Dr. Stephen McMullin (Acadia Divinity College) has shared with me that often he has conversations with Christians regarding the challenges that churches face today. He says some are mournful and convinced they know the issue. The problem they say is, “Sunday is not SACRED anymore!… Read More »

Here are some stories to inspire churches to try something new. Some videos we shared at Oasis 2017 include current stories about some of our churches birthing something new, following God’s lead and joining Him to impact their neighbourhoods – a new campus, new partnerships,… Read More »

Over the course of several years, Mulgrave Park Baptist Church in the North End of Halifax has been in decline in terms of active membership. With each new pastor, the congregation sought to reach and develop a younger congregation that would be integrated into the… Read More »

Question: What do you get when you put 70 keen church planters, energized re-planters and creative entrepreneurial dreamers in a room together for a day? You get INVIGORATED beyond imagination! That was the case at Hillside Baptist Church in Moncton on October 27th. The CBAC… Read More »

Are you currently involved in starting a new congregation in your neighbourhood? A brand new “church plant”? A new “site” of your church? A newly merged congregation?A new congregation within your congregation? A fresh new expression of church? Or is it your heart’s passion to… Read More »

I was running on the beach in Florida in March. Running is often my BEST work time. With music in one ear and the other ear toward heaven, when I’m running or cycling, I hear God best. This early morning was no different, though the… 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 »

CABC Council is excited to announce that Rev. Kevin Vincent will be transitioning from part-time to full-time with the CABC effective March 7, 2016. Kevin joined the CABC team in a part-time capacity in May 2015 while maintaining a part time Lead Pastor role at… Read More »

We are pleased to announce that to date over 200 churches have overwhelmingly voted to approve Rev. Kevin Vincent as our new Associate Executive Minister beginning May 4, 2015. Recognizing that some churches have had trouble getting together to vote because of recent storms, we… Read More »

We are excited to announce that Rev. Kevin Vincent has been approved by CABC Council to serve as the new Associate Executive Minister for the CABC. Kevin will direct the Centre for New Congregations (https://baptist-atlantic.ca/three-centres), encouraging and training individuals and churches to engage in mission… Read More »