Trying To Do Too Much, Too Soon, With Too Little

That didn’t work. Ooops, that didn’t go like I thought it would. That reaction hurts. Really, they said that? They did that? Why? Hey, I am pastor/leader around here. I thought that meant something. I think he/she/they have the problem, not me. We could go on phrasing reactive scenar...

Jamey in Context

For those of you who are in touch with your technical side and are avid bloggers, check out Jamey's latest step up the Technology ladder...A Blog. Right now this consists of his "Jamey's Journal" content, but look forward to photo's, personal updates and the ability to comment on Jam...

Grow...or Die!

Wow, that’s pretty direct. Blunt is maybe more accurate. I’ve heard the statement used in business contexts and it invites listeners to grow their organizations. Usually “growth” involves revenues, or contacts, or production, or sales in general.

Global Passion

I spent last Saturday with a couple heading from Canada to an overseas appointment. I’d tell you where, but the politics of the region they are heading to makes it dicey to even mention it by name. I was impressed with them. No I take that back, I was really impressed with them.

Worship...as performing art

I like viewing the arts. Art varies in the eye of the beholder but I used to really enjoy watching our kids high school choir concerts. They were always good because my kids were singing but sometimes they were just good. I can listen to a symphony but I really prefer watching it as I listen t...

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Baptist Seminary

Canadian Baptist Seminary

Leaders who are Rooted and Growing

CBS is the both Graduate School of the Baptist General Conference of Canada (BGCC) and a member of ACTS Seminaries, the Graduate Theological School of Trinity Western University. This partnership allows CBS to raise up godly BGC Christian leaders through graduate-level, theological training for such vocations as: pastors, counselors, bible translators, missionaries, cross cultural church planters, chaplains and various other ministry and leadership positions.

Mission Statement

As a full member in the ACTS Consortium, the seminary participates in cutting- edge church leadership education. ACTS represents a decidedly unique approach to seminary education. Although the faculty represent five denominations, they are committed to serving the needs of each constituency with integrity and faithfulness. For a fraction of the cost necessary to run an independent seminary, the BGCC can enjoy the benefits of a fully equipped Canadian seminary and university environment.

CBS Contacts

Dr. Ed Stuckey
President of Canadian Baptist Seminary
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Dr. Ed Stuckey begins his role as Interim CBS President on August 1, 2008. Ed has been involved with CBS right from the beginning--Ed was on the first CBS Board of Regents back in 1990--and has served on both the national and district BGC board, and so is well prepared to take on the leadership of the Seminary. In addition, he is also Director of The Journey, a Graduate Centre for Christian Leadership in Edmonton, affiliated with three of the member seminaries of ACTS (including CBS). Prior to this role, he was pastor of Ellerslie Road Baptist Church, Edmonton (1985-2008) and Grace Bible Church in Dauphin, MB (1980-85). He has also done adjunct teaching at ACTS seminaries in Theology. He is a graduate of the University of Western Ontario (Hon BA, History), and Dallas Theological Seminary (ThM in Pastoral Ministries and DMin in Preaching and Communication). Ed and his wife Jan have three children (Tricia, Ian and Pam) and a number of grandchildren, and enjoy working in ministry, reading, hiking, gardening, canoeing and Ed especially enjoys woodcutting and trail building at their lake-front retreat property.