Church of the Resurrection, Anglican Church

Anglican Parish of the Nerepis & St. John

Innovation & Initiative

Innovation and Initiative

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Innovation and Initiative

“A lack of orders is no excuse for inaction.”  General Patton

Even if things are good and quiet, it is always good to be asking the questions:

  •          How can we improve this ministry?
  •          How can I check-in with my team members
  •          What are some new ideas or methods to consider?
  •          How can I develop /get further training to make me better?
  •          Who in my ministry can I encourage? Who might need some encouragement?
  •          Who could I invite to be a part of my ministry who isn’t already busy with one?

Rev. Michael Caines

I live to answer the question: “So how did you go from civil engineering to becoming a priest??” I have been here since 2008 when I arrived as the assistant. Since 2012 I have been leading the church as the Priest-in-Charge, and now as the full-time Lead Pastor. I grew up in Sussex, N.B. and then studied Civil Engineering at UNB Fredericton. After a brief period in youth ministry my wife and I moved to Uganda to teach and work at an Anglican Secondary School. After that, I studied at Wycliffe College in Toronto, ON and was ordained in 2008. I served with the Naval Reserve for a number of years but now as the Chaplain for 3 Field Artillery Regiment in Saint John and Woodstock, N.B. I love the outdoors and in my down time I enjoy running, sailing and playing music, but most importantly, time with my family.

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    ADDRESS:
    20 Macdonald Ave
    Grand Bay-Westfield, NB
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    Anglican Church of Canada

    The Parish of the Nerepis & Saint John is located in New Brunswick, Canada, and is a member of The Anglican Diocese of Fredericton, and The Anglican Church of Canada.