Photo Gallery

These stained glass sidelights at the front of the sanctuary are perfectly situated to take advantage of the sunlight during morning services. The stained glass panels were presented to the church on June 29, 1997 by Jim and June Pollock in honour of their friends, John and Marilyn Murray.

This beautiful quilt was donated by the Pine Tree Quilters who meet regularly in the downstairs Lewis Hall to pursue their craft.

The front of the pulpit is adorned with one of many banners designed and lovingly sewn by Joy Wickett.

The ceramic insert and cover for the baptismal font was hand crafted by a Whitehorse artist.

Here the front of the sanctuary shows the effect of the stained glass sidelights.

A handcarved plaque by Edo Nyland, of a Yukon gold panner, with an inscription quoting from 1 Peter, "... that the genuinness of your faith, being more precious than gold".

This small bench was recoved from the 1992 fire, and now occupies a prominent place in the narthex. The bench was originally in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church (1901) in Dawson City, Yukon.

This beautifully crafted mobile hangs in the high ceiling of the Upper Room.

One of a number of scrollsaw pieces made by Harris Cox.

This peace dove by Harris Cox hangs in front of one of the glass doors leading into the sanctuary from the Upper Room.

Another of Harris Cox's fine artwork pieces.

A beautiful handcrafted plaque by Harris Cox.

This stained glass window is entitled "Western Meadowlark" created and crafted by Whitehorse artist Lise Merchant. It was commissioned by Kay Yamada in remembrance of the life of her father, William Wallace Dalgliesh, prairie farmer and poet (March 11, 1910 - April 26, 1997.

A wood carving of the United Church crest by Edo Nyland.