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Worship Services on Eastlink TV

The Wolfville Area Inter-Church Council has received funding from the Kings County Senior’s Safety Society to provide worship services to the Long Term and Retirement Homes in our area.  Eastlink TV has provided a time slot on their community channel for folks to be able to view them.  The same goes for any house hold from Windsor to Aylesford that may have Eastlink as their provider. They will air on channel 10, Sundays at 12:30. If you are a church or organization that can place the following schedule in their bulletins or through email, we would appreciate having it distributed.
Thanks,
WAICC
 
WAICC Worship on Eastlink (Sundays, 12:30 pm, Channel 10 Windsor to Aylesford)
  • October 4: St Francis Roman Catholic
  • October 11: Port Williams Baptist (music TBA)
  • Oct 11 will be the last broadcast.

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