Join us Sunday Morning at 9AM or 11AM for our Sunday Morning Worship Gathering. There will be a time of worship, announcements, teaching, kids programing and coffee and fellowship in between the services.

Speaker: Doug Loveday (Guest Speaker)
Message: Abiding in Christ (John 15:1-8)

Infant and Toddler programs are open and available at the beginning of each service. Preschool-Grade 6 join their parents in the sanctuary for a time of worship and then they are invited to WBCKids programs during the service. Grades 7-8 are dismissed for their class during the service as well. Please note that the Grade 7-8 class does not meet on the 4th (and 5th, if applicable) Sunday of the month to allow students to take in the entire teaching and worship service.

(New families please click here to pre-register)

Let’s talk! We are planning 2 identical introductory gatherings to discuss all things mentoring. Come with your questions, your curiosity, and no sense of obligation. Whether you want to know more about being a mentor or being mentored, this is for you. If you’re interested and unable to join us for either of those dates, please let us know in the sign up form.

Sunday January 25 OR February 8 (during the second service)

Explore WBC is a class for anyone interested in learning more about our church and to get connected.

The start date of this group will be determined and posted shortly.

The start of this class is postponed. Please check back soon for confirmed class dates.

School of Discipleship - Psalms with Dr. David Barker.

Tuesdays at 7-9pm at WBC (upstairs).

January 27 - March 17, 2026

$45 for materials (payable by cash or cheque at the first class).

Registration deadline: Sunday, January 18

Course materials:
Your registration fee includes one book of your choice.

• For a more academic study of the Psalms, select the Bullock textbook.

• For a more devotional companion, choose the Peterson book.

If you would like both books, you are welcome to request them—an additional fee will apply.

Course Description:
As the people of faith in a confused world of triumph and tragedy, luxury and poverty, and civility and abuse, we not only need to hear a word from our God, but we also need to learn how to express our deepest hearts to our God. The book of Psalms wonderfully provides that vehicle for learning. From the heights of the ecstasies of joy to the despair of the darkest pain, the psalms express the full gamut of human response to God and his dealings in our world. Philip Yancey writes that the psalms are “journals of people who believe in a loving, gracious, faithful God in a world that keeps falling apart”. Their power and impact comes from reading, speaking, and hearing them as fellow pilgrims who share common experiences as the people of God. Our course in the psalms will include how we see the book as a whole, how we understand individual psalms, and a study of some of the various kinds of psalms in the Psalter. We will also give expositions of selected psalms. Our course is a "look over the shoulder" of believing pilgrims of yesterday in order to learn how to weep, sing, and pray today.

KIDZONE - Grades 3-5 - 7:00-8:30pm

JUNIOR YOUTH - Grades 6-8 - 7:00-8:45pm

SENIOR YOUTH BIBLE STUDIES - Grades 9-12 - 7:00-9:00pm

Let’s talk! We are planning 2 identical introductory gatherings to discuss all things mentoring. Come with your questions, your curiosity, and no sense of obligation. Whether you want to know more about being a mentor or being mentored, this is for you. If you’re interested and unable to join us for either of those dates, please let us know in the sign up form.

Sunday January 25 OR February 8 (during the second service)

This class is for anyone interested in baptism!

In Home Potluck Lunch on Sunday, February 8! In various homes.

Sign up by Sunday, February 1.

You will sign up for a location, then find out where you are going the week before. 

Your host will contact you with specific details. 

Plan to bring sandwiches or dessert (as directed by your host) to add to the potluck meal you will enjoy. Your host will provide the soup and beverage.

If you have been on a grief journey for a while, you may find yourself wondering, “How do I go on with life?” If this is you, then you’ll want to join us for this workshop. We’ll be hearing from brothers and sisters in Christ who are few years into their own grief journeys. They’ll be sharing how their journeys have changed over the years and how those journeys are changing them. 

Note: This workshop is for individuals who are grieving the loss of a loved one. However, we also encourage caregivers to join the workshop. Maybe you can bring your grieving friend or family member with you.

All young adults are invited for lunch in the gym! No need to sign up.