Insinger – St. Nicholas | Ukrainian Catholic Eparchy of Saskatoon
Church of St. Nicholas constructed 1931, 2’/2 miles south-west of Insinger; R.M. 275. INSINGER — The church of St. Nicholas is the third church of the parish. The first church, 12 x 12 feet, was constructed in 1904 by the Ukrainian Catholic and Ukrainian Orthodox settlers from Bukovyna. In 1911 this chapel-church was replaced by a larger ...
Church of St. Nicholas (Ukrainian) Mass Times - Insinger, …
Church of St. Nicholas (Ukrainian) welcomes Christians and those who seek to understand Christianity in the Insinger area. Our aim is to make contact with and encourage others to join us in our life-enhancing Christian journey. Church of St. Nicholas (Ukrainian) at Insinger, Saskatchewan is a friendly Christian community where we welcome others to join us in our worship and service to God.
Church of St. Nicholas, Insinger, Saskatchewan, Canada (Ukrainian)
Church of St. Nicholas (Ukrainian) Insinger, Saskatchewan, Canada. Show Map. Circumscription: Ukrainian Diocese of Saskatoon. Location: within the territory of the Roman Metropolitan Archdiocese of Regina . Type: Church. Rite: Ukrainian …
Urban explorer stunned to find eerie ghost town left to rot
Feb 16, 2024 · A Ukrainian church in the abandoned town on Insinger in Canada (Picture: Jam Press/Freaktography) An eerie abandoned town with a dilapidated church, school, post office and several homes has been ...
St. Nicholas Church ::: St. Nicholas Center
Insinger, Saskatchewan Canada. Byzantine Catholic (Ukrainian) In 1904 settlers from Bukovyna built a tiny (12 x 12 feet) church to serve both the Ukrainian Catholics and Ukrainian Orthodox. A larger church, built in 1911, was destroyed by fire in …
Urban explorer gives international attention to Sask ghost town Insinger
Feb 25, 2024 · Urban explorer gives international attention to Sask ghost town Insinger. ... This interior of the Ukrainian Greek Orthodox Church of the Descent of the Holy Ghost in Insinger, SK Freaktography / YouTube. Lee Harding. Published on: 25 Feb 2024, 8:00 pm. Copied.
Church of St. Nicholas, Insinger, Saskatchewan, Canada (Ukrainian)
Church of Sts. Peter and Paul, Insinger Farms (7.1 km ↗) Church of Christ the King, Sheho (7.7 km ↖) Church of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary, Sheho Farms (18 km ↙) Church of St. Demetrius, Kyziv-Tiaziv (19 km ↗) Church of the Holy Trinity, Tuffnell (20 km ↖) Church of St. Nicholas, Parkerview (21 km ↓)
Insinger, Saskatchewan - University of Alberta
Examples of refurbished banners can be found in the St. Nicholas Ukrainian Catholic Church in Insinger, Saskatchewan and the Dormition of the Mother of God Russian Orthodox Church in Mac Nutt. The Mac Nutt Church recently received new banners from Ukraine (red banner below), but they still keep their old, refurbished banners as historical ...
Holy Ghost Orthodox Church, Insinger, Canada
Ukrainian Orthodox Church of Canada - Diocese of Winnipeg and the Central Eparchy. Head Priest: Very Rev. Archpriest Melvin Slashinsky. Address: Insinger, Insinger, Saskatchewan, SK S0A, Canada ... a Holy Cause is a new service empowering your parishioners and followers to connect virtually with Holy Ghost Orthodox Church, Insinger, ...
Insinger Holy Ghost Church | Insinger, Saskatchewan, Canada
Sep 25, 2017 · Insinger, Saskatchewan, Canada; the abandoned Ukrainian Greek Orthodox church was built in 1942. Founded in the late nineteenth century, Insinger grew to become a thriving community of about 100 people, many of Ukrainian descent. Like many rural areas, Insinger has declined to the point that it is now essentially a ghost town.
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