Worship Services on Eastlink TV
- October 4: St Francis Roman Catholic
- October 11: Port Williams Baptist (music TBA)
- Oct 11 will be the last broadcast.
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…
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,…
Wolfville Area InterChurch Council’s Week of Prayer for Christian Unity Events – ● 20-minute worship, “Pursuing Justice,” at Manning Memorial Chapel; January 21, 22, 24, and 25 (Mon-Tues, Thurs-Fri) at 11:30 am followed by brown bag lunches and discussions. Worship led by Chaplain Rev. Tim McFarland and his student chapel assistants. Please note parking is available on…
ADVENT SERVICE IS NOW AVAILABLE ONLINE Thanks again to Sandra, Rob, Scott and Don who were able to participate in this year’s Advent Service. The Service is available now. Thanks to John Scott for posting the Service online and for all the other work he does to make this possible. For easy reference, below links to…
Wolfville Area Interchurch Council Annual General Meeting Wednesday, June 16th, 7pm on Zoom Email or call Wolfville Baptist (902-542-5524) for the Zoom link. Panel discussion follows the AGM: “The Forgotten History of Nova Scotian Black Athletes” Panel Members: Brenton Bernard, Horton High School’s Africentric Cohort Rev. Scott Kindred-Barnes, speaking on Terrance “Tiger” Warrington, Elroy Mitchell…
Wolfville Area InterChurch Council presents “Hope for the Future – communities of faith working together,” a facilitated discussion with Pastor Peter Noteboom, General Secretary of the Canadian Council of Churches. With 26 member churches, the CCC nurtures unity, justice, dialogue, and witness to the gospel through ecumenical partnerships. Come be inspired by the stories unfolding today! Saturday, Oct 28th, 2-4pm…