Refundable bottles and cans can be dropped off at Wilmot United Church during office hours. Proceeds from these donations are used to support child and youth activities. wilmot United Church Ongoing Bottle Drive Wilmot accepts donations of refundable bottles and cans. The recyclables can be dropped off at the church during open hours. Proceeds are used for youth activities. More ministries.

Knitters, crocheters, and those wanting to learn meet monthly to create prayer shawls. wilmot united church Prayer Shawl Ministry Our friendly group creates prayer shawls for folks in need of support or to help celebrate a life event such as a baptism. All knitters, crocheters and folks willing to learn are welcome to join in the Parlour at 7:00 pm on the first Wednesday of each month. Shawls are made together, and at home, and each one is blessed before being delivered to someone within our congregation. We are so grateful for everyone who shares their time and talents with this warm and colourful ministry. To learn more or to join, please contact Jilanna Eagles . More ministries .

The Radical Hospitality Committee devotes themselves to making everyone feel welcome, including members of the LGBTQI2S+ community. wilmot united church Radical Hospitality The Radical Hospitality Committee members reach out to the congregation to make everyone feel welcome, hosting and helping with events that strive for inclusion and an opportunity to meet. We assist in our intentional welcome of the LGBTQI2S+ community and seek paths of exploring other areas where the congregation wishes to strengthen its welcome. Members are always open to be approached for any questions or ideas anyone has to offer. rainbow brunch A gathering of Wilmot LGBTQI2S+ members and allies. We come together to share a potluck meal and conversation. We encourage members of other congregations to join us. Progressive Dinner Part of the Christmas season at Wilmot. Adults are invited to a planned potluck dinner with various courses held in different venues. After we enjoy delicious appetizers, main courses and desserts, the evening ends with a carol sing. PRIDE PARADE Each year members and allies of Wilmot march in Fredericton's Pride Parade. It is a chance to be a visible presence in the community, letting everyone know that they are welcome. CHURCH PICNIC Every June the Radical Hospitality Committee sponsors a church picnic, rain or shine. We provide a barbecue while others provide the worship service and games for the young at heart. WELCOME SUNDAY Each September we plan and sponsor a barbecue to welcome everyone to the new church year. To learn more or get involved, please contact the church office at wilmotuc@nb.sympatico.ca . More ministries .

Information on the Helen A. Memorial Scholarship and the Ellen Beairsto Bursary Fund. wilmot United church Bursaries Helen a. memorial scholarship There is an annual scholarship in memory of Helen A. Young. It was instituted in September 1984 by the Wilmot UCW. The Criteria is as follows: The Applicant is to be from a family connected with Wilmot United Church. To be used for education beyond high school (university, business college, technical school or community college). Consideration will be given to student’s academic standing and participation in church activities. Students may re-apply even if they have already received this scholarship. Closing date for applications is October 30, 2023. Anyone interested in applying can submit this application to the church office via email at wilmotuc@nb.sympatico.ca . ellen beairsto bursary fund Applications for the 2024 Post Secondary Education Bursaries from the Ellen Beairsto Bursary Fund are now being accepted until Monday, January 15, 2024. All students who are attending college or university either full-time or part-time are invited to apply. Full information on the bursary here . Application form here: PD F / Word Document Deadline: Monday, January 15, 2024 To learn more or to join, please contact the office at wilmotuc@nb.sympatico.ca . More ministries .

Wilmot United Church's Circle of Care is a group that offers tangible support for individuals recovering from illness, surgery, or loss. wilmot united church Circle of Care The Circle of Care is made up of many “Wilmoters” who deliver short term food support to individuals in their homes while recovering from illness, surgery or loss. If you would like to join the Circle of Care to provide support, or if you are in need of support, please contact Joan Macdonald . More ministries .

The Church Council is the official governing body of the congregation of Wilmot United Church. wilmot united church Church Council The Church Council is the official governing body of the congregation. It deals with matters affecting the whole congregation and provides support and guidance to committees and groups as needed. It also facilitates communication among various parts of the congregation. The Council consists of representatives elected by each committee and a chair, secretary, and treasurer, and four Regional Representatives selected through the nomination process. The Council meets four times a year and the Council Executive acts on behalf of the Council between meetings. To learn more or to join, please contact the council secretary Amy Foster . More ministries .

Wilmot Writers have been gathering twice each month for the past 18 years at Wilmot United Church. wilmot united church Wilmot Writers We celebrated our 20th anniversary in January, meeting every second and fourth Thursday at 1:30 year-round. We share our writing, have a mug of tea, and chat. Everyone is welcome, Wilmoteers and non-Wilmoteers alike, to this non-judgemental friendly group. We read our poetry, fiction, memoir, and general musings. To learn more or to join, please contact the church office at wilmotuc@nb.sympatico.ca . More ministries .

Wilmot United Church's Circle of Care is a group that offers tangible support for individuals recovering from illness, surgery, or loss. wilmot united church Pastoral Visitors The pastoral visitors make irregular but frequent visits to our Wilmot members who are elderly or shut in, often in senior residences. The visitors also meet together several times a year to share, in confidence, concerns or difficulties and to update their pastoral visiting skills. If you have any questions, please contact Ann Morwood . More ministries .

A weekly gathering where attendants can work on quilting, sewing or other needle projects in the company of friends. Tea and treats are typically enjoyed as well. wilmot united church Morning Out Group This group meets regularly Thursday mornings throughout the year, in the parlour from 9am till whenever! Although previously called the Quilters, all are welcome, no crafting experience necessary. Occasionally we choose a sewing project, and all bring our machines to create beautiful items. Tea is served around 11am often with a delicious snack. To learn more or get involved, please contact the church office at wilmotuc@nb.sympatico.ca . More ministries .

Learn more about the Worship Committee at Wilmot United Church wilmot united church Worship Committee Gathering for worship is the sustaining foundation of our Wilmot church family. The Worship Committee reviews past worship services and supports our minister in planning future worship experiences. It is responsible for preparing the elements for our Communion services throughout the year and arranges for our annual Anniversary Sunday guest speaker. New members are always welcome to join us! Sanctuary committee The Sanctuary Committee is a sub-committee within the Worship Committee responsible for ensuring that the sanctuary is properly arranged according to the liturgical calendar. Coffee & conversation Each Sunday after worship, there is a stream of people heading to the gym for Coffee and Conversation. This is an opportunity to meet some new people, catch up with friends, hear about happenings with the church, and enjoy a cup of coffee, tea, juice and/or some treats. To learn more or to join, please contact the church office at wilmotuc@nb.sympatico.ca . More ministries .

If you're looking to financially support Wilmot's faith community or the work that we do, there are several payment options. Donations Below are several options to financially support Wilmot's faith community and the work that we do. Donate in person on Sunday Morning by putting your envelope on one of the offering plates at either entrance to the sanctuary. Donate by bringing or mailing your cheque to the church office during the week. Donate using Canada Helps here . Donate by arranging Pre-Authorized Remittances (PAR) through the Church Office by c alling 506-458-1066 or emailing wilmotuc@nb.sympatico.ca . Donate using Interac e-Transfer: Start by logging into your online or mobile banking app. Locate the Interac e-Transfers option, often found on the main screen or in the Bills/Transfer section. Add Wilmot as a payee/recipient using the email address wilmot.office@gmail.com . Once Wilmot is added as a recipient, select "send money," then select your bank account, and enter the amount you wish to send. We are set-up for auto-deposit , so no security question/answer is needed. Please add a note or memo to the e-Transfer explaining how you want your donation split between funds. For example, a $30 donation might use "10 Local, 5 M&S, 10 Capital, 5 Benevolent". If you do not specify anything in the e-Transfer message, your donation will be placed in the general church operating fund. Wilmot Church Treasurer is Gerhard Du eck

Learn more about baptism and marriage options at Wilmot United Church in downtown Fredericton. Baptism + Marriage Wilmot United Church facilitates marriages and baptisms into the United Church of Canada. Our policies can be found below. Our Baptism Policy COMING SOON Our Marriage Policy Let's celebrate together To discuss dates and options or other aspects of your special day, please reach out to the office at 506-458-1066 or wilmotuc@nb.sympatico.ca .