Dan Collado
Dan Collado and his wife Belinda have dedicated their lives to serving the Lord in full-time ministry since 1993. They took a leap of faith and moved to small, isolated fly-in Indigenous communities in northern Ontario and later in Nunavut to serve as pastors. After serving in pastoral ministry for 15 years, Dan felt a continued burden for Indigenous initiatives. In 2009, he accepted the position of Executive Director at the Aboriginal Bible Academy (ABA).
Concurrent with his work at ABA, since 2019, Dan has also operated as the Indigenous Peoples Coordinator for Mission Canada, under the Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada (PAOC).
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September 30, 2026
We sat down with Dan Collado, Executive Director of Aboriginal Bible Academy, to discuss National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and what reconciliation can look like for Christians in Canada. Discover how Indigenous leaders are being equipped to strengthen communities, share the Gospel, and make a lasting impact across the country through the work of Aboriginal Bible Academy.
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