Many long and lonely miles separate me in Nova Scotia and Remnant Editor Michael J. Matt in faraway Minnesota. It is because of Matt, my inspiration and Soul-Line in Keeping the Faith, that I learned this morning of the heartrending fate of the glorious St. Bernard Church—a longtime landmark of the Acadian community not far from the Acadian fishing village where I now live has been put up for sale with a paltry asking price of $250,000.
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By Elsa on 2023 03 27
What a tragedy. What loss.
Less than half the price of an upper or lower duplex in Montreal. A full duplex: over one million.
Also, perhaps for someone. What incredible value!!
I’m half tempted to move there!!
I remember a small Protestant village church my family looked at, decades ago, in a small Quebec village. Beautiful.
By martin on 2023 03 27
The Muslims will buy it don't worry
By Major Tom on 2023 03 27
When God leaves the building.....the people aren't far behind.....
By Granny on 2023 03 27
This is so very sad. Hundreds and perhaps thousands of churches are closing due to lack of attendance as the 'world' has taken over and God has been shoved aside. However, in the end, God wins, and we would do well to pick our side and hold on to it with all our might, because the interim period before Christ returns, is NOT going to be pretty.
I'm sorry to see thins and do wish someone would make it into a useful building once again.
By ROY TREPANIER on 2023 03 28
Let's get this straight, once and for all. It is NOT a church. It is a building. In the Bible the word “church” always refers to the body of believers who have given their lives to the Lord, and not to a building in which they may be gathered from time to time. When applied to Christians, it refers to those people who are called out of the world into a personal relationship with Jesus Christ, NOT into a religious denomination.
When Jesus said, “I will build my Church” in Matt. 16:18, He wasn’t talking about constructing a building. He was talking about creating a world wide body of believers with Himself as their Lord and Saviour. Got it ??
Maranatha, come Lord Jesus........><>
Rev. Roy..........<><
By dollops on 2023 03 30
To Rev. Roy: all Christians know that we are The Body of Christ, His Church. If we are not to call our churches "church buildings" or, shortened, "churches", what do you suggest?
If I fall into a huge sum of money tomorrow I'll buy and restore it without hesitation - others as well - because churches are the backbone of Western Civilization. We all know what befalls a body when the backbone disintegrates.
By Alan V Cecil on 2023 03 30
Judi,
Your FAITH, and your lovely COURAGE in your CONVICTIONS are so REFRESHING in a world so full of TURMOIL!
Thank you!
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