Join us in the Knox room to hear about the current climate action initiatives happening in Waterloo Region, and what you can do to help care for our world right from home! Guest speakers Kyra Chisholm and Hasti Trivedi will join us from the Region of Waterloo.

A light lunch will be served.

Julijana Prpic from the School of Public Health at UW will speak on nutrition and aging. Her focus will be on how individuals can improve their health and well-being as they age, using food.

Join PWS&D's Journey for Hope

Want to join the team? Speak to Grant or Femmy Birks.

We invite all young adults (approx 18 to 35ish), whether you are a student, working, or in-between, to gather for lunch, meaningful theological conversation, deepened faith and connections. RSVP to ya@knoxwaterloo.ca by the Wednesday before the gathering.

Our guest speaker will be from Habitat for Humanity as they look to impact access to secure, affordable housing across our community.

All parents, volunteers and adult participants are invited to join us for an information night about the upcoming year of LOGOS.

Curious about if and where you might feel called to serve, come and find out more about each part of LOGOS!

Local historian Dr. Ken McLaughlin will speak about his most recent book, A Time Never to be Forgotten which chronicles local resident Ian Ormston’s career as a fighter pilot during WWII.

One of our Music Scholars from Knox Waterloo will share their talents with us as we celebrate Thanksgiving.

Tickets for Thanksgiving lunch will be sold for $15.

Shay Ivkovic from UW will come to speak about Artificial Intelligence. This presentation hopes to inspire conversation on evolving technologies and good practices.

Cam Hahn from Erb & Good Funeral Home will speak about Estate Trustee/Executor Responsibilities and outline what can be done to give peace of mind in planning a funeral.

Guest Peter Woolstencroft is a specialist in Canadian politics, political parties, elections, and voting. He will discuss democracy and the importance of elections.

Gordon Gravette is a 35-year veteran of the Canadian Armed Forces. He will share about the origins of Remembrance Day, key Canadian battlefields, and his experiences with peacekeeping.

Jane Kuepfer, the Schlegel Specialist in Spirituality & Aging with the Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging and Conrad Grebel University College will help us ask the question - What do aging and spirituality have to do with one another?

Rebecca Tam will be our guest. She and her spouse love to travel. She will recount a recent trip to Europe in which a major mishap at the commencement of their vacation in Greece completely overwhelmed their plans. Come to hear how they adapted and salvaged their trip.

Kevin Thomas will speak about Christmas traditions of the early 1900’s. Before retiring, Kevin worked at Doon Pioneer Village and always has fun stories about life in KW in the early part of the 20th century.

Hugh Donnelly will lead us in a carol sing to end this term of Wed@Knox. We will have a special lunch as part of our Christmas celebration. Tickets will be sold for $15.