CPC Exec Team

  • Cam Roxburgh

    Cam Roxburgh

    Cam lives in Vancouver with his wife Shelley and their four children. He has a passion for seeing neighbourhoods transformed with the good news of the Kingdom of God as demonstrated by the people of God learning to live together in a way that demonstrates the grace of God. He is the founding pastor of Southside Community Church, a multi-congregational church in the Lower Mainland. He is National Director of Forge Canada and the National Director of Church Planting Canada.

  • James Watson

    James Watson

    James Watson is the Consultant for Church Planting and Congregational Revitalization for The Salvation Army. He is inspired by the creativity and passion for Jesus among church planters across the land. James and Cathi live in Kitchener/Waterloo, Ontario with their four young boys and enjoy all the craziness of family life. They are part of an old church plant (River of Life Fellowship) that has commissioned them to be part of a young church plant (House of Prayer for All Nations) in a gateway neighbourhood in Kitchener. James is currently studying at Fuller Theological Seminary in the School of Intercultural Studies.

CPC National Team

  • Brian Archer

    Brian Archer

    Brian is a Regional Minister with the Evangelical Missionary Church of Canada serving in the Western Canadian Region.  Brian values his role as a coach and catalyzer of God’s Mission for EMCC Churches across Canada which stems out of over 20 years of pastoral and denominational service.  He works with church leadership and congregations to help them focus on their mission and engage in new church starts which form out of new groups for new people.  Brian gives leadership to the Alberta Catalyzers for Church Planting Canada.  He lives in Didsbury, Alberta with his wife, Diana and his children.  Brian enjoys reading, fixing computers and electronic gadgets, golfing and hiking.

  • Gord Fleming

    Gord Fleming

    Gord is an executive staff with the Mennonite Brethren denomination in BC, giving oversight to Church Planting. He is the Director of Church Planting BC, an interdenominational Church Planting Network in BC. He also serves on the National Team of the MB Tribe as Church Planting Team Leader. Gord and his wife Marcy have been married 30 years, and attend North Langley Community Church where he serves on the Leadership Team. They have three adult daughters.

     

  • Harvey Trauter

    Harvey Trauter

    Harvey is the National Director for Vision360, a catalyst to create new community-transforming churches in growing cities of Canada and the World. Harvey and Arlene presently live in Langley BC. Together they have planted churches in Alberta that have continued to grow and reach their city. Harvey’s passion is to “help church planters.” Harvey enjoys spending his winters on the ice in competitive hockey while enjoying golfing on the greens and riding his motorcycle when the sun is shining.

  • Jay Pinney

    Jay Pinney

    Jay and his wife Kathy moved to Montreal, Quebec in 1988 to plant churches. Jay's main role is now as leader of the Comité d'implantation d'églises au Québec, the Quebec region of Church Planting Canada. He is most closely involved in church planter training and leadership development. He is also on the national leadership team of the Canadian Network of Ministry to Muslims. He and Kathy have a deep desire to see churches reproduce fully developed disciples of Jesus Christ who glorify God and impact their families, their neighbourhoods, and beyond. They are missionaries with the Evangelical Free Church mission ReachGlobal.

  • Lorne Hunter

    Lorne Hunter

    Lorne serves as the Director of Research and Associate Director for Outreach Canada Ministries.  The purpose of OC's research is to examine the state of the church in Canada, the needs of the nation, and then listen to what God could be saying to the church for discipling the peoples of our nation. Lorne and Judy live in Surrey, BC along with their two children. He enjoys coaching his daughter's fastball team, cheering his son's Taekwondo pursuits, playing hockey and climbing local mountains. Lorne is involved in ministry at Newton Fellowship Church in Surrey.

  • Martin Contant

    Martin Contant

    Martin Contant is Team Leader for the Western Canada Regional Ministry Team representing the work of Christian Reformed Home Missions in the three western provinces. He oversees the work of church planting, and campus ministries and also works as a consultant to a number of established Christian Reformed congregations. Martin also currently serves as a coach and mentor to a number of pastors in the region. He serves as chair of the BC Church Planting Catalyzers, an ecumenical team of primarily denominational leaders promoting church planting across BC. Prior to starting his current regional work in 1994 Martin served as pastor of the Willoughby Christian Reformed Church in Langley, BC for 14 years. He is living in Surrey, BC with his wife Sue and together they have 3 married children and 6 grandchildren. He enjoys walking, hiking, cycling and kayaking.

  • Norm Voth

    Norm Voth

    Norm Voth is the Director of Evangelism and Service Ministries for Mennonite Church Manitoba. In addition to church planting, his responsibilities include missional formation in congregations and inviting people to give time to service ministries. Before beginning this position Norm spent 17 years in pastoral ministry in British Columbia and Manitoba. Norm and his wife Lorraine live in Winnipeg. He is passionate about his new granddaughter, sailing and renovating old houses.

  • Ron Bonar

    Ron Bonar

    Dr. Ron Bonar was born in Newmarket, Ontario to Salvation Army Officers.  He lived in most of Canada's provinces, in Europe and in the U.S. He received his education from York University, a degree in Business Administration and Articled as a Chartered Accountant with Price Waterhouse Coopers.  He continued his theological education by attending the Salvation Army Training College for two years, Trinity Western University and Faith Lutheran Evangelical Seminary where he received a Doctor of Ministry degree. He and Jennifer, his wife, served as Salvation Army Officers for 12 years and then Ron became the Superintendent for Church Development with the Free Methodist Church in Canada for another 10 years.  Ron is currently the District Superintendent at the Central Canadian District of the Christian and Missionary Alliance.  Together Ron and Jennifer have two children, Sarah and John, and two granddaughters.