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Items of interest at church centennial

Current and former members of the Weyburn Free Methodist Church fill the Fellowship Hall on July 2 during the centennial celebrations, taking memorabilia, a silent auction, and a scale model of a Case threshing machine made by Jim Alexander (front le
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Current and former members of the Weyburn Free Methodist Church fill the Fellowship Hall on July 2 during the centennial celebrations, taking memorabilia, a silent auction, and a scale model of a Case threshing machine made by Jim Alexander (front left). The silent auction filled the table in the centre background, with proceeds to go towards sending a team of church volunteers to Haiti this fall. The Free Methodist Church celebrated its 100th year in Weyburn over the July 2-3 weekend, with former members and former pastors taking part in the celebrations.Review photo 4631 - Greg Nikkel


Current and former members of the Weyburn Free Methodist Church fill the Fellowship Hall on July 2 during the centennial celebrations, taking memorabilia, a silent auction, and a scale model of a Case threshing machine made by Jim Alexander (front left).