St. Andrew's Wesley United Church

St. Andrew's Wesley United Church is recognizable for its tall, fourteenth-century-style Gothic Revival tower and the cruciform layout of its stone-clad walls. Completed in nineteen thirty-three, the building was constructed using granite from Nelson Island and stone from Haddington Island, all sourced from within British Columbia. It emerged from the union of two separate congregations, St. Andrew's Presbyterian and Wesley Methodist, which amalgamated following the nineteen twenty-five formation of the United Church of Canada.