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CHURCHES, SYNAGOGUES and TEMPLES This 261-page report only includes System installations made since 1999. 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Missionary Church Oyen AB Oyen United Church Oyen AB Church of God Paradise Valley AB Our Lady of Peace Catholic Church Peace River AB Peace River Seventh Day Adventist Church Peace River AB St James’ Anglican Cathedral Peace River AB St Catherines Choir Picture Butte AB Foothills Community Church Pincher Creek AB Ponoka Seventh Day Adventist Church Ponoka AB Community of Christ Church Rebstone AB The Park Pentecostal Church Sherwood Park AB Christian Reform Church St Albert AB St Albert United Church St Albert AB St Alberts Parish St Albert AB Stettler Baptist Church Stettler AB Hope Christian Reform Church Stony Plain AB St Mathews Lutheran Church Stony Plain AB Back to index Immanuel Lutheran Church Storm Plain AB Strathmore Alliance Church Strathmore AB Evangelical Free Church of Taber Taber AB Knox United Church Taber AB Mennonite Brethren Church Vauxhall AB Grace United Methodist Church Wainwright AB United Church Wainwright AB Westlock Alliance Church Westlock AB Evangelical 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Church Victoria BC St John the Evangelist Church Victoria BC St Peters Anglican Church Williams Lake BC Windfield United Church Windfield BC South Park Mennonite Brethren Church Altona MB Amaranth Gospel Mission Church Amaranth MB Evangelical Fellowship Church Austin MB Brandon Hills Church Brandon MB First Presbyterian Church Brandon MB Salvation Army Brandon MB St Matthews Cathedral Brandon MB Friends Community Church Carmon MB Gladstone Christian Fellowship Church Gladstone MB Bethel Church Hochfeld MB Killarney Free Methodist Church Killarney MB Lowe Farm Bergthaler Church Lowe Farm MB Back to index MacGregor Sommerfield Mennonite Church MacGregor MB Sommerfeld Mennonite Church MacGregor MB Manitou Mennonite Brethren Church Manitou MB Church of God Morden MB Morden Alliance Church Morden MB Westside Community Church Morden MB Silberfeld Community Christian Church New Bothwell MB Bergthaler Church Plum Coulee MB Alliance Church Portage la Prairie MB Bible Baptist Church Portage la Prairie MB Golden Plains Baptist Church Portage la Prairie MB Hiway Tabernacle Portage la Prairie MB Christians of the Gospel Faith Church Reinfeld MB Sandy Lake Presbyterian Church Sandy Lake MB Whiteshell Baptist Church Seven Sisters MB Trinity Lutheran Church Starbuck MB Evangelical Fellowship Church Steinbach MB 4 First Baptist Church Steinbach MB Church of the Ascencion Stonewall MB Stuartburn Gospel Church Stuartburn MB Temple Baptist Church Swan River MB Sacred Heart Church Virden MB Covenant Mennonite Church Winkler MB Emmanuel Mennonite Church Winkler MB Gospel Mission Church Winkler MB Marantha Community Church Winkler MB Winkler Bergthaler Mennonite Church Winkler MB Winkler Sommerfeld Church Winkler MB Bethesda Church Winnipeg MB Broadway First Baptist Church Winnipeg MB Charles Wood United Church Winnipeg MB Covenant Christian Church Winnipeg MB Crestview united church Winnipeg MB First Mennonite Church Winnipeg MB First Unitarian Church Winnipeg MB Fort Garry Evangelical Mennonite Church Winnipeg MB Fort Garry United Church Winnipeg MB Kirkfield Park United Methodist Church Winnipeg MB Knox United Church Winnipeg MB Oxford United Church Winnipeg MB River East Missionary Baptist Church Winnipeg MB Rowandale Baptist Church Winnipeg MB Sargent Mennonite Church Winnipeg MB Seventeen Wing Chapel Winnipeg MB Sisters of St Benedict Church Winnipeg MB St Boniface Cathedral Winnipeg MB St Johns Cathedral Winnipeg MB Sterling Mennonite Church Winnipeg MB Transcore Christian Reform Church Winnipeg MB Back to index Westwood Community Church Winnipeg MB Westwood Presbyterian Church Winnipeg MB Burtts Corner Baptist Church Burtts Corner NB Faith Memorial United Church Florenceville NB Brunswick Baptist Church Fredericton NB Brunswick Street Baptist Church Fredericton NB Christ Church Parish Fredericton NB First Wesleyan Church Fredericton NB Greenwood Drive United Baptist Church Fredericton NB Mormon Church Fredericton NB St Anne Des Pays Bas Fredericton NB St 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