We Belong. We Care.

A 5-Week Journey in Biblical Caregiving for the WBC Community

In a world filled with stress, anxiety, and uncertainty, how do we care for ourselves—and one another—while holding onto hope? Join us for a 5-week journey through Scripture as we explore personal care, mutual care, and congregational care in the light of God’s wisdom.

Course Overview:

1. Insights from the Undeserved Sufferer: The Book of Job

2. Three Exemplary Caregivers: The Book of Ruth

3. What Drives Us to Care?: Obligation vs. Compassion in the Parable of the Good Samaritan

4. The Ultimate Caregiver: Jesus Christ and His Radical Love

5. Everyone Is a Caregiver: The Early Church in Thessalonica

Choose Your Format:

Saturday Afternoons: In-person Tea & Discussion (May 10, 17, 24, 31, June 7; 2-3:30 pm)
Wednesday Evenings: Online via Zoom (May 7, 14, 21, 28, June 4; 7-8:30 pm)

✨ Build connection. Discover belonging. Learn to care—deeply and meaningfully.

Fill out the registration form by clicking here! Please return this form to the Church office or email it to: helenchan@acadiau.ca

Rev. Dr. Helen Chan has been a proud member of WBC since 2015 and has faithfully served as a Deacon since 2021.

She earned her Doctor of Ministry degree from Acadia Divinity College (ADC) and has served as a spiritual care provider and non-denominational hospital chaplain with Nova Scotia Health in Halifax since 2019. In this role, she supports not only inpatients but also individuals in the outpatient cancer centre and palliative care unit.

Ordained in 2005, Helen previously led one of the most vibrant youth ministries in a megachurch in Hong Kong for over 12 years. More recently, she has been actively involved with a global Chinese Christian institute and network, providing training in spiritual caregiving to hundreds of dispersed Chinese Christians around the world.