Trinity United Church, 4287 William Street, Beamsville, Lincoln, ON
Excerpt from www.trinitybeamsville.ca/our-history/:
The roots of Trinity United Church in Beamsville lie deep in the traditions of 19th century Methodism and Prebyterianism. In 1925, in response to a uniting spirit that swept through many protestant churches across Canada, Methodist and Presbyterian congregations in the Beamsville area became part of the United Church of Canada. In 1938, after some thirteen years as separate United Church congregations in Beamsville, a move was initiated by a union committee of the Wesley and Knox congregations towards amalgamation into one strong church body.
That strong church body has continued since 1938 in the name of Trinity United Church.
Throughout the years the Trinity campus has expanded to include Trinity House, (currently home to the Women’s Resource Centre). The church building has been expanded and/or reconfigured several times. An elevator has been installed to connect the main and lower levels. In the years 2006 to 2008 extensive renovations took place in the sanctuary. Central air-conditioning was installed. The five original stained-glass windows were restored, the sanctuary and chancel painted and re-carpeted, new lighting added and electronic capability increased.
Trinity United Church, 4287 William Street, Beamsville, Lincoln, ON
Excerpt from www.trinitybeamsville.ca/our-history/:
The roots of Trinity United Church in Beamsville lie deep in the traditions of 19th century Methodism and Prebyterianism. In 1925, in response to a uniting spirit that swept through many protestant churches across Canada, Methodist and Presbyterian congregations in the Beamsville area became part of the United Church of Canada. In 1938, after some thirteen years as separate United Church congregations in Beamsville, a move was initiated by a union committee of the Wesley and Knox congregations towards amalgamation into one strong church body.
That strong church body has continued since 1938 in the name of Trinity United Church.
Throughout the years the Trinity campus has expanded to include Trinity House, (currently home to the Women’s Resource Centre). The church building has been expanded and/or reconfigured several times. An elevator has been installed to connect the main and lower levels. In the years 2006 to 2008 extensive renovations took place in the sanctuary. Central air-conditioning was installed. The five original stained-glass windows were restored, the sanctuary and chancel painted and re-carpeted, new lighting added and electronic capability increased.