Brazeau

Brazeau Presbyterian Church

The church was established in 1819 by David Tenney, with services held in a small log cabin. In 1833, after a fire destroyed the log cabin church, a new frame church was built. In 1851 a new brick church was planned and, after several difficulties, was completed in 1854. The church had two entry doors equally spaced on the front - one for women, and one for men; on the inside, there are two pairs of stairs, 4 feet wide, going up to the gallery. The church is topped by a six-sided belfry. There were three window bays on each side of the church. The first parsonage was constructed in 1857, the second one in 1906. In 1964, the church merged with two other denominations to become the United Christian Cooperative Parish. P.O. 1879-date.

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