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Called to Serve

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Sharing the stories of women ordained to ministry by the Canadian Atlantic Baptist churches. Email us at calledtoserve@acadiau.ca to receive updates on our upcoming book!

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1/8/2023

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June 1, 2026

Dena Williams

<p>Dena graduated from Acadia Divinity College in 2018 with a Bachelor of Theology. She has gone on to develop a career as an event producer, working in the creative arts and music industries. Dena speaks to the opportunities young people have to pursue unique avenues for ministry—emphasizingthat, while she has not been ordained or held typical ministry roles, God continues to place her in spaces where she can witness and serve people who might otherwise not be reached.</p><p><strong>Called to Serve, the book, is now available for purchase through our website, as well as on Amazon and other stores! Find your copy at calledtoserve.ca/the-book and leave your honest review on Amazon or Goodreads!</strong></p><p>Called to Serve is a Canadian podcast featuring the stories of women ordained by churches within the <a href="https://baptist-atlantic.ca/" target="_blank">Canadian Baptists ofAtlantic Canada</a>. Between 1954 and 2024, over one hundred women were ordained to ministry in Atlantic Baptist churches and around the world. Our project shares and preserves these women&#39;s experiences—the joys and challenges they faced, and the impact they&#39;ve made through their ministries. Learn more at <a href="mailto:calledtoserve@acadiau.ca" target="_blank">calledtoserve.ca</a>.</p>

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May 14, 2026

At the Canadian Baptist Historical Society (Special Episode)

<p>Today we’ll be sharing a recent presentation that some of our team gave for the Canadian Baptist Historical Society in Toronto. Dr. Melody Maxwell and MA student Joetta Fernandoshared their paper, “Answering the Call: Baptist Women in Second-Career Ministry,&quot; describing their research on the dynamics of Baptist women who pursue ministry later in life as a second career.</p><p><strong>Called to Serve, the book, is now available for purchase through our website, as well as on Amazon and other stores! Royalties will go towards a scholarship for female students at Acadia Divinity College. Find your copy at calledtoserve.ca/the-book and support women in ministry!</strong></p><p>Called to Serve is a Canadian podcast featuring the stories of women ordained by churches within the <a href="https://baptist-atlantic.ca/" target="_blank">Canadian Baptists ofAtlantic Canada</a>. Between 1954 and 2024, over one hundred women were ordained to ministry in Atlantic Baptist churches and around the world. Our project shares and preserves these women&#39;s experiences—the joys and challenges they faced, and the impact they&#39;ve made through their ministries. Learn more at <a href="mailto:calledtoserve@acadiau.ca" target="_blank">calledtoserve.ca</a>.</p>

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April 27, 2026

Amy Golberg

<p>Amy Golberg was ordained in 2025 at Rusagonis Baptist Church in New Brunswick. She now serves as Senior Pastorfor The Bridge Church in Fredericton. Amy shares about her journey to faith as an adult coming from a more secular background. She describes the strong support she has received along the way, whether from her husband who is a chaplain, from female role models in ministry, or from a small group of pastoral colleagues she calls The Core Four.</p><p><strong>Called to Serve</strong><strong>, the book, is now available for purchase through our website, as well as on Amazon and other stores! Find your copy at calledtoserve.ca/the-book and leave your honest review on Amazon or Goodreads! </strong></p><p>Called to Serve is a Canadian podcast featuring the stories of women ordained by churches within the <a href="https://baptist-atlantic.ca/" target="_blank">Canadian Baptists ofAtlantic Canada</a>. Between 1954 and 2024, over one hundred women were ordained to ministry in Atlantic Baptist churches and around the world. Our project shares and preserves these women&#39;s experiences—the joys and challenges they faced, and the impact they&#39;ve made through their ministries. Learn more at <a href="mailto:calledtoserve@acadiau.ca" target="_blank">calledtoserve.ca</a>.</p>

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What is Called to Serve?

Sharing the stories of women ordained to ministry by the Canadian Atlantic Baptist churches. Email us at calledtoserve@acadiau.ca to receive updates on our upcoming book!

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