Before I moved to the Maritimes, it was suggested the we attend church once we get here to develop new friendships.....There are many to choose from....But you have to find the one that is best for you....
One the way home from work today, I took the long route, and captured a few on camera.
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Cathedrale Notre-Dame de L'Assomption (Our Lady of the Assomption Cathedral)
Built in 1939...opened in 1940...
Recognized as a local historic place in Moncton in 2005
As of October of 2011, this church needed 7 million dollars to stay open...
When it opened, it served about 15 hundred families......in recent years, they have only seen about 3 hundred...
Highfield Street Baptist Church
Built on 1922-1923...The youth part of the building was added in 1953.
It is recognized for being one of Moncton's oldest religious organizations..
It was designated a historic place in 2005.
St. Augustine's Roman Catholic
Notre-Dame de Grace
Established before 1930 and was formerly known as Parkton
158 families attended in 1943.....Up to 575 in 1961 and over 2 thousand families today. |
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Parkside Baptist |
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Glad Tidings Pentecostal
Hillside Baptist
Was built in 1974 when three churches merged into one (Hildegarde, Lutes Mountain & Gorge).
An expansion was completed in 2011 with the addition of a preschool wing, youth café and other improvements. |
This is just a few in the City of Moncton, that happen to be on my trip home......There are many others.....
Religion is one of those controversial topics that no one usually wants to talk about...To believe...or not to believe...It's a personal choice...But if you choose to explore it.....do some research....decide where you are most comfortable...and most of all...go in with an open mind.....
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