Rooted in ancient wisdom

and growing into a vibrant future.

Worship with us in-person or on YouTube anytime! Click on the image above to link to our Services page.

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Click here to read our Christmas Newsletter, written to the parish from our Rector, Rev. Nicole Uzans. Highlights from our preparation for the Advent and Christmas season and looking forward to the month ahead, be sure to read this letter of good news!

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Click on the image above to find out about this wonderful ministry and to learn how you can support it!

Mark the following dates in your calendar and click on the images to learn more!

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DECEMBER 5th to 20th

• Come, Let Us Sing! Emmaus for Advent: this season, open, honest conversation is centered on well-known Advent or Christmas carols. Find out about times by clicking on the picture. No registration necessary.

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DECEMBER 6th to 12th

• Pop-Up Study Café: St. John’s will open its doors between 2-9pm for all who would like to come in, sip a hot beverage, study, and enjoy the quiet space. During the December exam period, study spaces at Acadia can be hard to find, so the pop-up café will provide a needed space for students!

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DECEMBER 24th at 10AM

• Fourth Sunday of Advent: We will be having our usual Service of the Word at 10AM. This is not a Christmas Service. Please note, there will be no 8am service this Sunday.

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DECEMBER 24th at 4PM

• Songs & Stories for Christmas Eve: An all ages retelling of the Christmas story with lots of music

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DECEMBER 24th at 9PM

• Christmas Eve Choral Eucharist: Welcome the mystery of Christmas with candlelight, choral music and traditional scripture readings

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DECEMBER 25th at 10AM

• Christmas Eucharist: A simple gathering to welcome Christmas morning

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DECEMBER 31st at 10AM

• Sunday after Christmas: A Service of the Word at 10AM for the first Sunday after Christmas. Please note, there will be no 8am service this Sunday.

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​Our Sunday Services

8AM: 
Book of Common Prayer (BCP) spoken service

10AM: 
Contemporary worship (for example BAS, Celtic Eucharist, Service of the Word) 
​with music

Any additional services will be announced in our bulletin and here, on our website. Usually, refreshments are served following the 10AM service as a time for welcoming visitors and fellowship with our church family. 

8AM: Book of Common Prayer (BCP) spoken service
10AM: Contemporary worship (for example BAS, Celtic Eucharist, Service of the Word) with music

​Any additional services will be announced in our bulletin and here, on our website. Usually, refreshments are served following the 10AM service as a time for welcoming visitors and fellowship with our church family. 

Our church bridges the gap between generations. All are welcome to come and receive Holy Communion or a blessing. 
​There is gluten-free communion bread available, please ask.

We are worshipping both in-person and online in accordance with diocesan guidelines.
You can join us at the church on Sunday morning, watch the service live on YouTube, or
later on-demand.
​All our services are recorded, and are available here; you can follow along with our bulletin here.

We're at 164 Main St., Wolfville. Click here for directions.

Worship

Come and worship with us!
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Whether you are new to the Anglican Church, new to the area, or returning to our community or this worship, you are welcome in our church.

We look forward to meeting you at our services.

Worship with us

Connect

Reach out to our community.

Contact our clergy or leadership team,
sign up to our Prayer Chain,
and volunteer with us.

​There are so many ways to get involved!

Contact Us

Live Out

Being a part of our community is not limited to Sunday mornings.

Come to our regular events throughout the week, learn about the history of our community and building, and check out our calendar for all of our events.

There is always a way to join in
​and participate!

Experience with us