New Brunswick Christian Ashram

New Brunswick Christian Ashram

The New Brunswick Christian Ashram, like all United Christian Ashrams, is inter-denominational and inter-racial. Titles and other symbols of distinction are set aside that we may worship as true brothers and sisters in Christ. This 3-day retreat is held the second week in August in the beautiful Beulah Camp in Brown’s Flat, New Brunswick. The scenic Long Reach of Saint John River is the backdrop for a time of sharing and spiritual growth.

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Brian Borque

Brian Borque

Evangelist
Pastor Brian Bourque has been a devoted to the ministry for over 30 years, touching countless lives through his faith and leadership. A graduate of Atlantic School of the Kingdom Bible College, Brian also earned a bachelor's degree in theology and pastoral ministry from Victory Bible College.

Throughout his ministry, he has embraced various roles, including revivalist, church planter, and lead pastor. His commitment to spreading the Gospel of Jesus Christ has taken him across Canada.

Pastor Brian's life is a testament to resilience, faith, and the transformative power of healing. His ongoing dedication to serving others continues to inspire those around him.

Frank Guinta, Jr.

Frank Guinta, Jr.

Bible Teacher
Brother Frank Guinta Jr. came to know the Lord early in life. He graduated from Acadia University with a Masters in Divinity and was called to the Ministry in the 1960's. Familiar with the works of E. Stanley Jones, Frank has served in churches in Dartmouth Nova Scotia, Don Mills Ontario and Edmonton Alberta. Currently retired, he has been married to Donna Jean for 55 years and continues to rejoice in his children and grandchildren, while also serving as an interim pastor/preacher and speaker from time to time.

Clyde Spinney

Clyde Spinney

Local Director
The New Brunswick Christian Ashram grew out of the success enjoyed by the Atlantic Christian Ashram and the desire by the New Brunswick members of the Atlantic to bring the Ashram movement to New Brunswick.
Our first Ashram was held in New Brunswick in 2001, and this year we are celebrating our 20th consecutive Ashram, with a three year pause caused by the pandemic.
The Ashram movement has always meant a lot to our family as a place to come apart from the world, to enjoy God's creation in beautiful place, and to reconnect with what it means to know that JESUS IS LORD!