Williamstown Events

Photos from the Annual Sunday School Picnic at Jay & Nancy Woollvens. Photos submitted by Lorna McKendry

To read more about Church on the Move please visit our Church on the Move section.

Celebrating the United Church of Canada's 85th Birthday.

Photos from the Second Annual Irvine Hall Ceilidh.

Photos submitted by Kristin Grzegorek.

Photos from Sunday April 25, 2010.

Photos submitted by Lorna McKendry.

The Fundraising Concert for Haiti which was held in Williamstown on January 24th raised over $3,550!

Photos submitted by Jay Woolven.

Photos of the children's Christmas Pageant in Williamstown.

Photos from the annual Turkey Dinner at Irvine Hall.

SDG Highlanders Parade on June 7, 2009 at St. Andrew's United Williamstown. Photos submitted by Jay Woollven.

Photos from the Ceilidh on May 23, 2009 at Irvine Hall. Performances were give by the Weepers (Don McDonald and Don Blackadder), Elly Squared (www.ellysquared.com), and Malcolm and Friends.

Photos of the Pancake Supper at Irvine Hall on February 24, 2009. Submitted by Jay Woollven.

Members of the congregation putting together baskets for folks who are unable to get out this Christmas season.

Photos submitted by Jay Woollven.

Children's Christmas Pageant at Williamstown.

Photos submitted by Jay Woolven.

The children were invited to dress-up for an evening of Hallowe'en fun. They bobbed for apples, made candy apples, and worked on some crafts. There was also a chance for the kids to walk the labyrinth in the dark.

On Saturday 18 June 2005, a group dressed in the period uniforms of the Kings Royal Regiment of New York, was in Williamstown to retire the replica colours of the Regiment at the Norwesters Museum.

On 22 June 2003, the Williamstown congregation was privileged to have the Hon Flora MacDonald as guest speaker for their Sunday service. For the text of her sermon, please visit our Worship area.

The dedication of Nellie Irvine's picture for display in Irving Hall. For this event Nellie's daughter and son-in-law, Mary and Bill Wilson, were present at the worship service and the dedication.

The annual Williamstown Turkey Dinner was a temendous success, feeding about 450 people and serving as not only a great fundraiser for the church, but a terrific opportunity for friends and neighbours to get together and enjoy themselves.