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 read a short article about Pastor Noteboom’s participation by clicking on this link.
WAICC’s Good Friday events, April 15 Walk with the Cross, starting at St Francis, 11 am Ecumenical Worship, Port Williams United Baptist, 1 pm, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPgQh9mE0fuJBb9Pjs06JIw Please note we will not have our usual hot cross buns in between due to COVID. St John’s Anglican, Wolfville Maundy Thursday, April 14, 7 pm Good Friday,…
The Rev. Dr. Rima Nasrallah (The Middle East Council of Churches) reflects on the 2022 Week of Prayer for Christian Unity theme, We saw the star in the East, and we came to worship him (Mt 2:2). Beginning with a meditation on the challenges that the Christians in the Middle East face today, Rev. Dr….
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…
The Wolfville Area Inter-Church Council invites you to participate in this years’ Week of Prayer for Christian Unity. Bible reflections will take place over Zoom on the evenings of January 17, 18, 19, 20, and 21st at 6:30 each night. Please register by email to to ask for the meeting link. An ecumenical service will also…
WAICC’s Good Friday event, April 18 Walk with the Cross On Good Friday, this year’s Walk with the Cross begins at Manning Memorial Chapel at 10a.m. and ends at the L’Arche building with hot-cross buns. Stations of the Cross Along the way, several stations of the cross will be followed as representatives of various Wolfville Area InterChurch…
O God, we are grieving. O God, we are shocked. O God, we are horrified. But, God, if we truly listened, we can’t be surprised. The Elders and the Communities had already told the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, told the governments and the world, the stories of the children, dead and buried, unnoted by the…