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This March Break, our church's next-gen ministry will be running a three-day mini-camp for kids in Grades P to 5! We're inviting kids from all around the community to check us out as we run fun games, create wild crafts, and share exciting stories!
Camps will run from 9am to 12pm on the Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday (March 17 to 19) of March Break. Parents and families can register for our mini-camp here: forms.gle/rjVgTbVSXYZn6k1B9; you're welcome to register for some or all of our camp days!
And best of all, we are offering this camp free of charge!
For more information, please contact Rev. Keith Blair, our Youth & Young Families pastor. We hope to see you there!
All are welcome to this incredible concert as we host Steve Bell's only tour date in Nova Scotia, March 27, 2026. Tickets are $25. Visit SteveBell.com/Events
This Thursday, come watch Canada's women go for gold on our big screen!
Game starts at 2:10pm; Pastor Keith will have the doors open at 2:00 for all who want to come on out and cheer our nation's team!
Go 🍁 Go!
Calling all youth, parents, caregivers, teachers, youth workers, camp and program directors, and volunteers who work with older kids and teenagers:
You are invited to join us on Wednesday, March 11 at 7pm to take in Brett Ullman's talk on Navigating the world of Social Media and Digital Literacy. For 25 years, Brett has spoken at conferences, schools, churches, and youth events on challenging but relevant topics such as this. His talks are well-researched, informative, and engaging for all audiences. We look forward to welcoming him to Bridgewater Baptist on his only Nova Scotia stop on his east coast tour.
See you on the 11th! We'll have coffee and refreshments ready!We are pleased to be welcoming guest speaker Brett Ullman to the south shore on the night of Wednesday, March 11 for an information night on navigating the world of Social and Digital Media.
Brett has navigated the world of youth culture, media, and mental health for over 25 years, and has spoken on these issues in various venues across North America during that time. People have appreciated his well-researched, wise, and practical approach to today's issues and the way he has captured the attention of audiences of all ages. This talk will aim to provide insight on how media consumption has affected our own lives and those of our kids and teens, while offering practical steps on how to use media for good while decreasing its negative effects.
Parents, youth, youth workers, church-goers, extended families, etc. - ALL are invited to join in on this important conversation. Coffee and refreshments will be served prior to the start of our evening. For more information on this information night, please reach out to Rev. Keith Blair (keith@bridgewaterbaptist.com), contact our church office, and/or visit Brett's website: brettullman.com. We hope to see you there!