Monday, February 24th, 5:30 – 7:30PM
at L’Arche, 341 Main St., Wolfville
No cost. All welcome!
Celebrating 55 years of friendship between local faith communities!
Soup, bread & salad for all, with live music and a prayer of thanksgiving for WAICC’s work in the neighbourhood.
WAICC’s Good Friday event, March 29 Walk with the Cross, The Good Friday Walk with the Cross begins at Manning Memorial Chapel at 10am on Friday, Mar 29. The members of WAICC will lead participants to various stations on our way to the L’Arche building, where hot cross buns and tea/coffee will be provided. All…
Thanks to the 75+ people who came out and braved the rain! See some photos at the bottom of this post. FRIDAY MARCH 29, 10:00AM Beginning at Manning Memorial Chapel (Acadia) Ending at L’Arche Building (Main St.) – with hot cross buns A WALK THROUGH TOWN WITH REFLECTIONS ON THE STATIONS OF THE CROSS OFFERED…
WAICC Week of Prayer for Christian Unity — “Abide in my love and you shall bear much fruit” (inspired by John 15:5-9) The Wolfville Area Inter-Church Council will have an evening Biblical reflection series on John 15 and other scriptures via Zoom at 6:30 pm via the Internet (https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85194236307) OR by phone (1-855 703 8985 toll-free; meeting…
The Wolfville Area Inter-Church Council invites you to watch this years’ Week of Prayer for Christian Unity ecumenical worship (click the image below to play): It was held over Zoom on January 23rd, 2022, at 3:00 pm. The speaker was Pastor Peter Noteboom, General Secretary to the Canadian Council of Churches. You can also…
Events at WAICC organizations this season: WAICC Longest Night Service: Let Me Be Blue a Little Longer A time of reflection and solace when Christmas comes with a heavy heart. Also livestreamed on YouTube: Orchard Valley United Church December 21 at 7:00PM 130 Cornwallis Avenue, New Minas An Interdenominational Service led by the Wolfville Area…
The Manning Memorial Chapel Remembrance Sunday Service can be viewed on the Chapel website. In previous years, Acadia University along with the Legion and the Town of Wolfville had a formal commemoration in University Hall, and parade through the town to the Cenotaph. This year, the COVID-19 protocols preclude such a ceremony. In light of…