St. Alban's Anglican Church, Souris

Here's a story which appears on The Guardian Newspaper website today.  Below are photos I took of the church a few years ago.  The article is from: http://www.theguardian.pe.ca/.

Tiny Anglican Church holds services in Souris

Every Saturday afternoon during the summer months less than a dozen Anglicans gather in St. Alban's Anglican Church in Souris for services. This Saturday the services were led by Richard Ball, a lay minister. The church, erected in 1980 to serve approximately 70 parishoners, sits near site of the original church adjacent to Church Street in the town and close to the edge of a cliff bordering Colville Bay. The first church was built in 1895 under the leadership of Rev. E.T. Woollard. Before that, servces were held in a private home. It was closed in 1919 and later demolished. The land was sold for $300 together with part of the churchyard after the Second World War.