Olde Tyme Baptist Church




Olde Tyme Church Planting

"While ye have light, believe in the light, that ye may be the children of light...John 12:36


Bringing the light of the glorious gospel of our Lord Jesus Christ to a world darkened with sin is the heartbeat of Olde Tyme Church.  Our endeavours include community outreach, support of missionaries and church planting ministries within our country.  Pastor David & Marie Bueckert are raising support to begin a church plant on Prince Edward Island, Lord willing by September 2012.  We are excited to be part of this great ministry!

Pastor David & Marie have been married for 33 years, raised four children, all who are serving the Lord in their local churches.  One son is pastoring and the other is in training for whatever the Lord would have him do.  One daughter and her husband will be helping in the next church plant, and the other serves alongside her husband with the youth group and whatever the Pastor needs to be done.  They all have been an integral part of all the church plants in Alberta and British Columbia.


Our Testimonies
Davidʼs Testimony

My story is one of “religious, but lost.” child I was taught to respect the Word of God, and to live a life of good works. I believed that I had to earn acceptance from God, but I always seemed to falter. No matter how hard I tried, I just couldnʼt “be” good enough for God to show His favour toward me in the granting of His eternal salvation.

I watched how Christians acted and tried to do the same, but could never find peace.  Believing I needed to do more, I became very active in the local church I was attending.  Over time I became a Youth Worker, ran several Gym Night programs, began preparing for the Ministry in studies, preaching, and doing whatever the Pastor needed to have done.  But still, that nagging, emptiness in my heart...  

"Finally , in one service the preacher remarked, "Wouldn't it be a shame to preach the gospel all your life, and then die and never receive it?"  That was me!  I didn't go forward in the invitation that night, but grabbed a tract on the way out.  I didn't know what it said until I got home.  Going downstairs to my makeshift office of sheets hung as curtains, I pulled out the tract from my Bible.  You can guess what it said--the very same words the preacher had said that night.  "Wouldn't it be a shame to preach the gospel all your life, and then die and never receive it?"  It was as if God had hit me upside the head with a boulder.

"OK, Lord," I said.  "I'm done fighting." "  That night I gave my life to Christ, and accepted His salvation on His terms and have never doubted it since.  I finally had the peace I had been searching for all those years.

It is my desire that others would come to know this same wonderful peace that comes only through Him.
Marieʼs Testimony

As a child I hungered for God.  I knew He had something He wanted me to know, and I had to find it.  After a Sunday School class, the teacher was putting things away.  I commented to her that the lesson had raised questions in my mind as to what a missionary was and what they do.  I had not heard of them before.  After she explained it to me, she said that I could become one, one day.  I was thrilled--God could use a kid like me (from a drunken, abusive home, considered by most as "worthless"), to do something wonderful for Him one day!

Months later, after a choir practice, another lady asked me if I had invited Jesus into my heart.  I answered "No."  She went on to explain Revelation 3:20 to me, and that I had to let Jesus come in.  Well, as a kid, it only made sense to me that if someone was at a door, you let them in.  So, with that understanding I asked Him in.  However, as much as I knew He wanted to be in my heart, I felt like I was missing something.  I was plagued by service with no peace--"doing", but not "being", that so many people face today.

I watched my husband make many decisions for Christ without victory--until April of 1980.  After he had read the tract with the question, "Wouldn't it be a shame to preach the gospel all your life, and then die and never receive it?" and then settled once and for all his relationship with Christ, there was a difference.  Oh, his activities in church didn't change much, but his attitude toward me did!  Not knowing if this was real, or just a "guilt decision, " I tested him for the next 15 months.  It was real!

Because of this change, I began evaluating my own relationship with God and realized...there was wasn't one.  On July 5, 1981, I asked Him to take all the broken pieces of my life and put them back in some kind of order, and make sense of it.  I asked Christ into my heart that morning and got baptized the same afternoon.

Years later, my dream has come true--He has allowed me to be a missionary for Him!



Contact Us
Pastor & Mrs. David Bueckert
Phone: 1-902-316-3336
Email: davidbueckert@gmail.com or info@beaconbaptistpei.com



Weekly Services

Sunday Prayer Service: 10:00 a.m.
Sunday Morning Service: 11:00 a.m.
Sunday Evening Service: 6:00 p.m.
Wednesday Bible Study: 7:00 p.m.
Friday Reformers Unanimous: 7:00 p.m.

2013 Theme

Only let your conversation be as it becometh the gospel of Christ: that whether I come and see you, or else be absent, I may hear of your affairs, that ye stand fast in one spirit, with one mind striving together for the faith of the gospel;

Philippians 1:27