We’re excited to announce that registration for Oasis 2026 is now open! This August 6-8, the CBAC family will assemble in Wolfville, NS, on the beautiful Acadia University campus for inspiring messages and stories, practical workshops, important business sessions, hope-filled worship, and the joy of connecting in fellowship with one another.
The Oasis 2026 theme, Longer Tables – Where Hope Gathers, is an invitation for our CBAC family to imagine what it could look like to set longer tables – creating more space for people to experience the hope of Jesus – as communities of welcome, invitation, and shared life where hope gathers and grows.
Oasis is something the whole family can take part in, with Oasis Nursery (not started school yet), Oasis Kids (Kindergarten to Grade 5), and Oasis Youth (Grade 6 to 12).
During our rallies, worship will be led by NMBC Collective, with keynotes by Rev. Dr. Mark Andrew Jefferson and Executive Minister Rev. Renée MacVicar.
On our Oasis 2026 website, you can find a full schedule of events and information about the business sessions, available workshops, as well as meals and accommodations. And of course, you can register to join us!
Our new registration system makes it easy to register as many people as you need for your family or group. Now through July 15 is your opportunity for early registration, with the lowest rates available – don’t miss it!
You’re invited, so let’s gather in the hope of Jesus. Join us for Oasis 2026!
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