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Church Histories Collection United Church of Canada, Living Skies Regional Council (Formerly Saskatchewan Conference) Church Histories Collection United Church of Canada, Living Skies Regional Council (formerly Saskatchewan Conference) About the Records Note: See https://memorysask.ca/church-histories-collection for detailed description. Summary Title proper: Church Histories Collection Reference code: FG19 Title notes: Previously identified as Church Histories series (A.676.XIX). Creation: ca.1925–1986 [collection] Physical description: 2.2 metres (approx.) textual records Scope and content The collection consists primarily of documents relating to the histories of various local churches in Saskatchewan. Contents include written historical narratives (sketches) and notes, newspaper articles, pamphlets, and publications. The latter include volumes 1 and 2 of "Early History of Saskatchewan Churches (Grass Roots)", compiled and edited by Meredith B. Banting, ca.1975. Availability of other formats Some publications containing local church histories are also available from the Provincial Archives of Saskatchewan and various local public libraries. Finding aids: GS-168 includes original file and series listings, in section A.676.XIX, with additions listed under A.785.XV.SA.270B to SA.270C. Associated materials Additional local histories and related documents may be found among other pastoral charge, presbytery and Conference fonds in the Archives. About Archival Reference Numbers When requesting access to specific records, please note the title and date listed, as well as all parts of the reference code, including: • the locator code (e.g. “A.676”); • a roman-numeral series code (e.g. “XVII”) and any sub-series codes present; • individual file and/or item identifiers. Example: A.676.XVII.D.1 – Edmund H. Oliver, Correspondence, 1911-1916. Note: Records marked “restricted” in the finding aid will have to be reviewed before they can be made available to researchers. Requests should be sent to the Living Skies Archives office. Collection list (from GS-168 database) Church Histories A676.XIX. Abbey Aberdeen including Vonda Abernethy Adanac Admiral Alameda UCC Living Skies Region Archives Page 1 of 21 Church Histories Collection United Church of Canada, Living Skies Regional Council (formerly Saskatchewan Conference) Church Histories A676.XIX. Alexander Alida Alsask Anglia Antler Arborfield Archydal Arcola Arpad Arthur Asquith Assiniboia Atwater Auburnton Avonlea Aylesbury Aylsham Baildon Balcarres Bangor Bateman including Palmer Battleford Bear Creek including Piapot Beatty Bekevar including Kipling Belbeck Belle Plaine Bemersyde including Windthorst Bender including Kipling Bengough also see Ogema Benson see Stoughton Bethune Beverley also see Cantuar Bevitt see Old Wives Field Biggar Birch Hills Birsay UCC Living Skies Region Archives Page 2 of 21 Church Histories Collection United Church of Canada, Living Skies Regional Council (formerly Saskatchewan Conference) Church Histories A676.XIX. Bjorkdale Blue Hill including Briercrest, Carrot River, Crystal Springs, Kinistino Boharm Borden see Radisson Boscurvis including Oxbow Bounty Bracken Briercrest including Drinkwater, Sunny Hill; also see Blue Hill Broadview Brock Broderick Brora Brownlee Brushwood Bryn Mawr Buffalo Lake including Pioneer, Tuxford Cabri Cadillac Calvin also see Alida Camp McKay see Round Lake Canora Cantuar Canwood Carievale Carlton including Landis Carlyle Carlyle Lake including Wabamasquah Camp Carnduff Caron Carrot River including Flett Springs and Tisdale Castleton Central Butte Ceylon Chamberlain Chaplin Choiceland UCC Living Skies Region Archives Page 3 of 21 Church Histories Collection United Church of Canada, Living Skies Regional Council (formerly Saskatchewan Conference) Church Histories A676.XIX. Churchbridge Climax Coderre Codette Colgate including Oungre, Tribune Colleston Colonsay Condie Conquest Consul Coronach also see Luella Cory including Smithville Coteau Cottonwood Coxley see Morse Craik Crane Creek Creelman also see Fillmore Crestwynd see Old Wives Field Crief also see Fillmore Crooked River Crosthwaite Crystal Springs see Birch Hills Cudworth Cupar Cutarm including Camp McKay Cut Knife Cymric also see Duval Davidson Dafoe Delisle Dilke Dinsmore see Wiseton Disley Dodsland also see Plenty - Dodsland Donavon Drinkwater also see Briercrest UCC Living Skies Region Archives Page 4 of 21 Church Histories Collection United Church of Canada, Living Skies Regional Council (formerly Saskatchewan Conference) Church Histories A676.XIX. Dubuc Duck Lake Duff Dummer Dunblane Dundurn Duval Eagle Creek Earl Grey Eastbourne Eastend Eastview Eatonia Edgeley Eldred Elfros Ellisboro Elrose Elstow Englefield Ernfold see Morse Esterhazy Estevan Eston Evesham Eyebrow Fairmede see Wawota Fairy Hill see Longlaketon Fairlight Fern Fernley see Wawota Feudal Fielding Fillmore Findlater Fir Mountain Fiske UCC Living Skies Region Archives Page 5 of 21 Church Histories Collection United Church of Canada, Living Skies Regional Council (formerly Saskatchewan Conference) Church Histories A676.XIX. Fleming Flett Springs see Carrot River File Hills Foam Lake Forgan see Wiseton Forest also see Lumsden Fort Qu'Appelle also see Qu'Appelle Foxbury Frobisher Frontier Gallivan Gerald Gilroy Girvin Gladmar see Ceylon Glamis including Idaleen, Madoc, Padgate Glen Adelaide see Wawota Glenavon Glenside Golden Plain Goodwater see Colgate Grand Coulee Grandview Grassy Hill Gravelbourg including Palmer Grenfell including Wolseley Griffin Gull Lake Halcyonia see Radisson Handel Hanley Hardy see Ceylon Harris Hazelcliffe Hazenmore Hazle Hearne also see Avonlea UCC Living Skies Region Archives Page 6 of 21 Church Histories Collection United Church of Canada, Living Skies Regional Council (formerly Saskatchewan Conference) Church Histories A676.XIX. Herbert see Morse Heward see Stoughton Hillburn Hope Hope Hall also see Perdue Hubbard Hudson Bay Humboldt Huron see Buffalo Lake and Tuxford Idaleen see Glamis Imperial Indian Head Invermay Jellicoe Kamsack Kedleston Keeler Kelso also see Wawota Kelfield Kelliher Kelvington Kenlis Kennedy Kerrobert Killdeer Kincaid Kindersley Kinistino also see Birch Hills, Carrot River, Crystal Springs Kinley including Perdue Kipling also see Bekevar and Bender Kyle Lacadena Lafleche Lajord Lambeth Lancer including Portreeve Landis also see Carlton UCC Living Skies Region Archives Page 7 of 21 Church Histories Collection United Church of Canada, Living Skies Regional Council (formerly Saskatchewan Conference) Church Histories A676.XIX. Lang also see Milestone Langham Lanigan Lansdowne Lashburn Lathem Laura see Alsask Lawson Leader Leask see Shell Lake Lemberg Leroy Leslie see Foam Lake Lewiswyn Lewvan Liberty Limerick also see Lafleche Lintlaw Lipton Llewelyn Longlaketon Loreburn Loon Lake Lorlie Lucky Lake Luella including Coronach Lumsden also see Morse Luseland McAuley McCord McLaren McTaggart Macklin Macoun Macworth Madison Madoc including Idaleen, Padgate and Glamis UCC Living Skies Region Archives Page 8 of 21 Church Histories Collection United Church of Canada, Living Skies Regional Council (formerly Saskatchewan Conference) Church Histories A676.XIX. Mankota Manor Mantario Maple Creek see: A785.SA.270B, M.B. Banting, Early History of Saskatchewan Churches, Book I; A785.SA.470C, Banting, Early History of Saskatchewan Churches, Book II. Margo Marquis Marsden including Neilburg Marshall Maryfield Mawer Maymont Meadow Lake Melaval also see Lafleche Melfort Melville Meskanaw Meyronne Milden Milestone including Lang Minton also see Ceylon Mistatim Mitchelton Moffat also see Glenavaon Moose Jaw: Chinese Mission Moose Jaw: Grace Moose Jaw: Minto Moose Jaw: St. Andrew's Moose Jaw: Trinity Moose Jaw: Zion Moosomin Morse Mortlach Mount Pleasant Muirland Murraydale UCC Living Skies Region Archives Page 9 of 21 Church Histories Collection United Church of Canada, Living Skies Regional Council (formerly Saskatchewan Conference) Church Histories A676.XIX. Nauderville Mission Field including North London Mission Field Neelby Neilburg see Marsden Neville Nipawin Norbury Norquay North Battleford North Portal Ogema including Bengough and Pangman Obthorpe Old Wives Field Orkney Osage Oungre see Colgate Outlook Oxbow also see Boscurvis Padgate see Glamis Pangman also see Ogema Parkbeg Parry Paynton Pennant Pense Pezance Petrolia Pheasant Forks Charge Piapot also see Bear Creek Pinwherry Pioneer see Buffalo Lake Plato Pleasantdale Pleasant View Plenty Plenty-Dodsland Ponteix Poplar Grove UCC Living Skies Region Archives Page 10 of 21 Church Histories Collection United Church of Canada, Living Skies Regional Council (formerly Saskatchewan Conference) Church Histories A676.XIX. Porcupine Trail Portreeve also see Lang Preeceville Prince Albert: General Prince Albert: Calvary Prince Albert: St. Paul’s Prince Albert: Wesley Punnichy Qu'Appelle also see Fort Qu'Appelle Quill Lake Radisson Radville Readlyn Redvers Regina: General Regina: Broadway including St. John's Regina: Carmichael Regina: Chalmers Regina: Knox Regina: Knox-Metropolitan including Knox Presbyterian and Metropolitan Methodist congregations Regina: Lakeview Regina: Rosemont Regina: St. Andrew’s Regina: St. James Regina: St. John’s see Broadway Regina: Settlement House Regina: Wascana Regina: Wesley Regina: Westminster Regina: Zion Regina Beach Richard Richlea Ridgedale Riverhurst Rocanville also see Hillburn UCC Living Skies Region Archives Page 11 of 21 Church Histories Collection United Church of Canada, Living Skies Regional Council (formerly Saskatchewan Conference) Church Histories A676.XIX. Rockglen Rosebank Rosetown Rosthern
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