Other Events and Attributes:

• Census: 1921, Queens, New Brunswick
• Residence: 1952, Central Cambridge, Queens, New Brunswick

Family/Spouse: Barbara Ruth YOUNG. Barbara (daughter of Clarence Perley YOUNG and Edith May LITTLE) was born in 1918 in Hatley, Quebec; died on 17 Feb 2013 in Halifax, Nova Scotia; was buried in Forest Hill Cemetery, Fredericton, York, New Brunswick. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]

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Douglas Mott, Senior Pastor
Rev. Doug Mott was ordained in 1979. He was a pastor in Prince Edward Island before moving to Halifax, Nova Scotia, in 1982. In 1989 he became Senior Pastor of First Congregational Church of Halifax, and remains in that position today. In 1998 God did a major work in Doug’s life. The music of Keith Green literally brought Doug to his knees as he realized that, in his Christian walk, he was compromising with the world. Remembering that his call to ministry came when a pastor asked for missionaries to be sent to India, Doug went on a short term mission to Pakistan and India in 1999. The following year he met with believers in Metro who had a heart for international missions. The result was the “Jesus to the Nations" missions conference, a movement that recognizes God’s vision that this area is to be a place that sends people to the four corners of the earth with the good news of Jesus Christ. Doug chaired this conference for 12 years. Among Doug’s favourite authors are J.I.Packer, John Piper, and Eugene Peterson. He is also a big fan of A.W.Tozer. Doug’s vision is to impact Halifax with the Gospel of Jesus Christ through a Body of committed believers, reaching out to university students and the unchurched. Doug and his wife, Ann and their daughters Katie and Sarah live in Halifax. (source: Halifax, First Congregational Church, 25 Sep 2012).

Rev. Douglas Mott
Born in Gagetown, New Brunswick, Doug Mott has been the Senior Pastor of First Congregational Church for about 12 years now. After receiving his BA in Political Science at the University of New Brunswick, he travelled to Kingston, Ontario, where he attended Queens University, earing his MA in Political Studies.Doug Mott went to the University of Toronto to work for his M.Div and, after being ordained into the United Church in 1979, spent 10 years in various churches on Prince Edward Island and in Halifax until being called as Senior Pastor of First Congregational Church.
Rev. Doug Mott has a special desire for missions, especially in the area of reaching People in Islamic and Hindi regions of the world.In June of 1999 he fulfilled a long time desire and spent a month in Paskistan and India with Interserve.Currently, he is in the planning team for “Jesus to the Nations” - a set of talks and workshops directed towards spreading the gospel around the world.This conference was born in February 2000 and is a growing annual event held in Halifax.Best of all - he loves Jesus and is committed to following Him. (source: Halifax, First Congregational Church, 6 Aug 2003).

Family/Spouse: Dr Ann HOSKIN. Ann was born est 1956. [Group Sheet] [Family Chart]