CCMBC Executive Board Appoints National Director
Dec 4, 2023
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By unanimous decision of the CCMBC Executive Board, Cam Stuart has been appointed National Director for the Canadian Conference of Mennonite Brethren Churches. Cam is the Lead Pastor of Arnold Church in British Columbia and has been on the CCMBC Executive Board for several years, serving as Assistant Moderator and Interim Moderator since January of 2023.
Search team chair Michael Dick says, "Cam's three decades of pastoral leadership in our Conference, his knowledge of our national vision and ministries, as well as his doctoral research, which focused on developing healthy disciple-making church cultures and strategies for our local churches, make him an ideal candidate to lead our Conference effectively in the years to come."
Cam will complete his pastoral ministry at Arnold Church early in the New Year. He will assume the National Director role after a personal sabbatical on April 15, 2024.
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