Shepherd Memorial Church of St Peter, Proston, Anglican church in Proston, Australia.

Shepherd Memorial Church of St Peter is an Anglican church in Proston built between 1937 and 1939, constructed from cream-colored Wondai bricks with high walls and a low-pitched tiled roof. The building sits at the corner of Drake Street and Wondai Road, with its architectural design focused on functional elements rather than ornamental details.

The church was built thanks to a bequest from Charles Shepherd, a local grazier who provided substantial funds for its construction. Its completion in 1939 marked an important moment for the Proston community and remains one of the town's heritage landmarks.

The church has long served as a gathering place for locals and remains a landmark in the Proston townscape. It reflects how important religious communities were to the growth of small towns across rural Queensland.

The church is easily accessible from Drake Street and Wondai Road and visible from the street outside. The high walls and roof design create natural air circulation that keeps the interior cooler during warm weather, making it comfortable to visit at any time of year.

Charles Shepherd died in 1935 at the Boondooma Private Hospital, and his body was later exhumed from the Proston Cemetery and placed in a mortuary chamber beneath St Peter's Church, shown on the architects' foundation plan. A plaque on the front right-hand pew states that his body lies opposite and beneath the aisle.