McDougall United Church, Edmonton
McDougall United Church is impressive because of its heritage and history. It is one of the oldest Protestant congregations in Edmonton and all of Alberta. Their first church was built in 1873 and the present sanctuary was built in 1910; it can hold approximately 2000 people. They provide institutional religion, worship services began each Sunday at 10.30 am and their Sunday School also begins at 10.30 Am. Inside you will see a wide number of icons and religious statues and figurines. Most of the icons were created by John Magafas.
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Sight Name: McDougall United Church
Sight Location: Edmonton, Canada (See walking tours in Edmonton)
Sight Type: Religious
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Sight Location: Edmonton, Canada (See walking tours in Edmonton)
Sight Type: Religious
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Tour Duration: 3 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 6.2 Km or 3.9 Miles
Tour Duration: 3 Hour(s)
Travel Distance: 6.2 Km or 3.9 Miles