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WOLFVILLE AND AREA INTERCHURCH COUNCIL MEMBERS EASTER WEEK SERVICES *All attempts at accuracy have been made; please email if there are errors. Please consult menu links for Member Organizations to specific churches for addresses, directions, and contact information. Sunday, March 24th – Palm Sunday Anglican, Wolfville: The church building will be open through much…
All are welcome to join in the Walk with the World – Building a Compassionate Community Good Friday, March 25 11am (Note: in case of inclement weather, the event will be moved inside to the Wolfville Baptist Church) The cross of Jesus’ crucifixion is a universal symbol of human suffering. Traditionally, Christians have gathered on…
Wolfville Area InterChurch Council’s Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Events – 20-minute worship at Manning Chapel, Monday to Friday, January 22 to 26 at 11:30 am followed by brown bag lunches and discussions on the themes below. Worship led by Chaplain Tim McFarland and his student chapel assistants. Please note parking is available on Acadia St along the loop near the…
WAICC Annual General Meeting was held on Wednesday, May 11, 2016, 7pm at Port Williams United Baptist Church. See below for reports. Guest Speaker: Jeff Cantwell, Mayor of Wolfville “WAICC: Awakening the Community Within Us” WAICC’s initiatives in our local communities include: the Wolfville Area Food Bank; the Refugee Support Network – Wolfville Area sponsorship of two…
Roast Beef Dinner Saturday Oct. 28th from 5:00- 7:00 PM. Location is the Wolfville & District Lions Hall 36 Elm Ave. , Wolfville. Price is $15 for Adults and $8 for youth under the age of 12. This is a fund raiser by St. John’s Anglican Church with all proceeds to go to L’Arche “Building…
Friday, April 14, 2016, 11 a.m. Start at at St. Francis of Assisi Roman Catholic Church, Wolfville. Theme: Fear Not! Introduction: The cross of Jesus’ crucifixion is a universal symbol of human suffering. Traditionally, Christians have gathered on Good Friday to remember the death of Jesus. Again this year, member churches and organizations of the Wolfville…