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CBAC Connectors

September 12, 2018

hands-joined-connectorsIn keeping with the CBAC’s commitment to invest in and support pastors and in recognition that serving as a pastor can be a challenging and lonely role, we are excited to announce the launch of the CBAC Connectors model.

Each CBAC Connector is a highly regarded pastoral leader within his or her own geographic area and has willingly agreed to be a part of this important initiative. Their primary role is essentially three-fold: to make individual contact with pastors within their geographic region; to be available to pastors seeking encouragement or support; and to initiate, on a yearly basis, a gathering of pastors within their area.

Executive Minister Dr. Peter Reid says: “We are well aware that many pastors have keenly felt the loss of Regional Ministers some years ago.  I am deeply grateful to these well-respected pastoral leaders willing to serve as volunteers to provide a level of support to their fellow pastors within their wider area.”

For the purpose of delineating geographic regions for each Connector, the decision was made to generally follow existing Association boundaries:

The following are a list of your CBAC Connectors:

Todd MacLeod (Jacksonville Baptist Church)                   Northwest NB

Peter Lohnes (Grace Memorial Baptist Church)               York, NB

Perry Hanley (Oromocto Baptist Church)                          Queens-Sunbury, NB

Jason Hooper (St. George Baptist Church)                        Southwest, NB

Don Dunn (Norton Baptist Church)                                    St. John-Kings, NB

Kevin Matthews (The Point Church)                                   Northeast NB

Bob Knowles (VP, Crandall University)                              Westmorland-Kent, NB

Geoff deJong (Hillsborough Baptist Church)                    Albert, NB

David DuBois (Charlottetown Baptist Church)                 PEI

Dan Green (First Baptist Amherst)                                      Cumberland, NS

John Dunnett (First Baptist New Glasgow)                       Northeast, NS

LeQuita Porter (East Preston Baptist Church)                  African, NS

Darrin Millet (New Life Community Church)                   HRM, NS

Joe Green (Aenon/Western Shore Baptist Churches)     Lunenburg-Queens, NS

Shawn Kehoe (Yarmouth North Baptist Church)             Shelburne-Yarmouth, NS

Danny Smith (Middleton Baptist Church)                         Annapolis-Digby, NS

Steven Hopper (Centreville Baptist Church)                     Eastern Annapolis, NS

Carolyn Steeves (West End Baptist, St. John’s)                Cape Breton & NL

https://atlanticbaptist.ca/cbac-connectors/

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