Holy Trinity Anglican Church

Holy Trinity Anglican Church stands on the banks of Churchill River, featuring a tall central nave, wooden frame construction, and elaborate spire design.

The church, completed in 1860 by Reverend Robert Hunt and local Cree craftsmen, represents the oldest standing building in Saskatchewan and incorporates materials from England.

The building combines Anglican religious traditions with local Cree craftsmanship, demonstrating the intersection of European and Indigenous construction methods in Saskatchewan.

Visitors need to travel 44 kilometers north of La Ronge on Highway 102 and 36 kilometers east on Highway 915, followed by a boat ride.

The church structure includes original stained glass windows, hinges, and locks transported from England, integrated with locally cut and hewn timber from Saskatchewan.

Location: Saskatchewan

Inception: 1860

GPS coordinates: 55.41760,-104.55100

Latest update: March 3, 2025 04:32