Join us for the CBOQ Next Generation Pastors Retreat—a 3-day gathering for Youth and Children ministry leaders to explore the implications, opportunities, and ethical considerations of AI in ministry. This retreat offers a chance to step away from the noise and thoughtfully engage with the technologies transforming our world—and our churches. We’re honoured to welcome Rev. John Campbell, as our speaker, from Acadia Divinity College. John’s life is lived
Day 5: The team from Harmony Baptist spent the day serving children in the local community. Part of the day they got to teach a bible lesson and help make craft paper cross with the kids.
Our first Next Gen Pastors Retreat with 14 children, family, youth and next gen pastors gathered at Camp Kwasind this past week. We had 2 main areas: Learning about SEL (social-emotional learning) wisdom both for each of us individually and how we can support our children and youth in those areas. Margaret Boersma led us in activities and lessons to help us hone those skills. Diving deeper into the
Tip: Consult with kids/youth leaders re reopening. The physical reopening of the church site for in-person ministry will impact how children and youth ministries will operate. Each have their specific considerations. Ensure the appropriate people (e.g. your governing board and those point leaders) are on the same page in both expectations and operations of each ministry. CBOQ Kids offers key tips available at cboqkids.ca/tips. (Contact Tanya Yuen for further details.)
