NB1069a site offormer Centenary Methodist Church, Saint John NB

site-of-former-Centenary-Methodist-Church at Saint-John-NB, was first visited by J R Spurway on 23-Aug-2015. This place of worship has closed and been demolished, however the last active congregation belonged to the Former-Methodist-Church-in-Canada, Christian denomination.

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ESTABLISHED:
BUILT: 1839
REBUILT: 1882
CLOSED: 1999
DEMOLISHED: 2020

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Church built on site of previous structure destroyed in the Great Fire of 1877. Building (named Centenary United Church closed in 1999 for lack of congregation. Those left were welcomed into the Portland United Church a few blocks away.

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