Wesleyn Methodist Church 1906–1925: During the ministry of Rev. Naylor the first Methodist Church was built. The ‘little whitechurch’ as it was fondly called was unique in that it had a sloping floor and plasterfinished walls. Both of which were unusual at the time.
Grace United Church 1925–1949: The name ‘Grace Church’ was not applied until 1920 and on March 8, 1925 it was named Grace United Church.
outgrown the church. The basement of what is now the church hall was ready by 1949.
The upper hall was completed and dedicated in March 1950.
was added to the front of the church over the meeting room and narthex. As of April 29, 2018, the Congregation chose to become be recognized as Affirming.
February 2009: At the Annual Meeting, the Building Committee was redefined as the“Options for the Future Committee” and was asked to explore all building options and report to the congregation at a later date. During its work, the Committee identified a potential asbestos problem.
May 2011: A congregation-wide information package was mailed to every family providing information on three options and encouraging individuals and groups to discuss the information and other issues in preparation for a congregational decision to be taken in June 2011.
April 2018: Congregation chose to be recognized as Affirming.
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