Situated on a hillside in the former hamlet of Stranraer, Saskatchewan. The clouds almost appear to vibrate in the bright blue sky.
The church is a designated Municipal Heritage Site. Construction of the building began in 1926 and was completed in 1929.
The weathervane/lightning rod atop the spire.
A simpler lightning rod and red brick chimney...the latter of which has seen better days.
The church seated about one hundred people comfortably and the basement is one large room with a kitchen which is used as a community hall.
I saw this church during a trip to Rosetown, Saskatchewan. Gardening was pretty well finished for the season and a road trip was "just what the doctor ordered." I was blessed with beautiful weather for the entire four days and the majority of what I saw was all new to me. It's always good to see new things.
Information courtesy of Canada's Historic Places - A Federal, Provincial and Territorial Collaboration.
Photographed on October 25, 2018.
I was here a few years ago. It was raining and I am glad I did not get stuck when I was taking photos.
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