End of an era:St.Alban's Anglican Church at Oak Lake has closed its doors as an active parish.A service of Deconsecration took place on Saturday ,October 23,at 2PM,2003 with Bishop Jim Njegovan.This sad but necessary move,as St.Alban's had only two active parishioners left.The parish was established in 1888. St. Alban's is now under the care of the Oak Lake and District Museum and is available (weather permitting) for weddings.
Contact:Clare and Donna Couling at 855-2406.

St.Alban's Parish was formed February 6,1888.The Church celebrated its 100th birthday in 1990.St.Alban's was designated a Municipal Heritage Building in 1999 and in 2001 a plaque was placed,commemorating its status as a Municipal Heritage Church.

St.Alban's Anglican Church is one of the most beautiful little churches in the Diocese of Brandon,especially the interior with its oak panelling and pews of seasoned ash,while the lectern ,prayer desk and rerredos are all in various types of oak.Crucifix in form with the pointed symmetery of her Gothic windows ,miniature belfrey and spire ,and set in spacious grounds,St. Alban's offers a pleasing picture to the passing traveller.

Summertime at St.Alban's Anglican Church

Wintertime at St. Alban's Anglican Church