As a grandmother, witnessing these milestones brings back memories of my own children as they grew as individuals. Being part of a group was a natural next step. Sports were an important factor in this process.
Hi everyone! My name is Michael Waddell, and I serve as Senior Associate for Vennture, CBM’s faith meets work department….
HI friends and ministry partners, My name is Brenda Halk, and I serve as a senior associate for Vennture, CBM’s…
This micro-credential course explores the Sunday-to-Monday gap, helping students integrate faith and work. Through worship, discipleship, and mission, learners develop a holistic understanding of vocation, gain practical strategies to connect faith with daily life, and cultivate church cultures that view all work as part of God’s redemptive mission.
Vennture is proud to be a Partner with Acadia Divinity College for this micro-cred course.
This year, we are excited to welcome Philip Yan as our special guest. Philip is the founder and director of the Centre for Redemptive Entrepreneurship (CRE) at Tyndale University, in Toronto. Philip launched the CRE to equip and support entrepreneurs in renewing culture through redemptive innovation. He had also co-founded two social enterprises, KLINK Coffee and Red Propeller, which provided employment for marginalized communities, while operating his branding and communications design consultancy, GenesisXD. He sees the marketplace as a mission field, with a focus on championing entrepreneurship as a pathway for gospel witness and societal transformation.
We are pleased to be partnering with Crandall University (333 Gorge Rd. Moncton, NB) for this event.
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This year, as part of the 2026 Vennture Conference, we are excited to have Common Place Worship sharing a free evening concert. Common Place Worship was born out of CBM and Vennture’s desire to help deepen the integral connection between work and worship. A group of Atlantic Canadian worship leaders, artists and songwriters continue to gather for writing songs focused on faith, work, labour and service.
Whether on a job site in New Brunswick or in a co-op in El Salvador, Common Place Worship reminds us work is a form of worship and a way to participate in God’s mission.
We are pleased to be partnering with Crandall University (333 Gorge Rd. Moncton, NB) for this event.
JOIN US FOR THIS FREE CONCERT
Our quarterly e-newsletter will share thoughtful reflections, helpful tools, challenging articles, and inspiring stories of impact from around the world. You will also learn of ways that you can help spread the word about upcoming events or available resources, and how you can reimagine a seamless life where faith meets work.