Churches of Cramahe: An Overview
Prospect Community Church and Trinity Anglican Church
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Keeping the Faith - How Firm a FoundationHeritage CramaheCramahe - Places of WorshipProspect Community ChurchTrinity Anglican Church closed after deconsecrationProspect Missionary Church was founded in 1936 when its first meeting was held at the local Opera House. As its congregation grew, a new space was acquired several blocks east on King Street. Originally built as a Wesleyan Church in 1869 (and then converted into a private residence), the building underwent renovations to once again accommodate worship services. Prospect Missionary Church was dedicated in 1944.
Prospect Missionary Church is now known as Prospect Community Church. It is still housed in the same building, at 75 King Street East.
Prospect Community Church, King Street East, Colborne Details
Prospect Community Church, Colborne, Cramahe Township Details
Prospect Community Church, King Street East, Colborne, Cramahe Township Details
Across the street from the Prospect Community Church, at 76 King Street, stands a building that used to be the Trinity Anglican Church.
Trinity Anglican Church opened its doors in 1846. It was a place of worship and community gatherings for 166 years before being closed and deconsecrated.
Postcard of Trinity Anglican Church, Colborne, Cramahe Township Details
Sketch of Trinity Anglican Church, Colborne Details
Stained glass window, Trinity Anglican Church, Colborne, Cramahe Township Details
