Ghostly Gospel: Explore an Abandoned Wooden Orthodox Church on the Prairies of Saskatchewan

Transfiguration of Our Lord Jesus Christ Ukrainian Orthodox Church was built in 1949 by Ukrainian homesteaders in this remote area on the Saskatchewan prairies. It was built next to an already existing cemetery. The large wooden church wasn't finished because the money dried up. Services, weddings and holiday get togethers were still held here. Sometime in the early 1960's its last service was held. This history for this video was sourced from the book "Legacy of Worship" by Margaret Hryniuk, Frank Korvemaker. Consider purchasing this amazing book: https://a.co/d/h8ntfgq Time Codes: 00:00 - Intro 02:02 - Front Steps & Squirrel 02:15 - Front Entrance and Collapsed Porch 02:52 - Do Not Enter 03:21 - Inside Main Worship Area 03:30 - AI Reconstruction of Worship Area 03:40 - Wooden Vaulted Ceiling (Insta360 Camera) 04:20 - Old Dust pan from the 1950’s 04:41 - Hanging Heating Duct 05:03 - AI Reconstruction of the Alter 05:17 - Back Entrance Floor to Basement View (Insta360 Camera) 05:50 - Through the Ceiling Outside View (Insta360 Camera) 06:27 - Behind and Inside the Alter 07:16 - AI Reconstruction of Worship Area and Balcony 07:58 - Staircase to Basement 08:24 - AI Reconstruction of Basement and Holiday Dinners 09:17 - Remains of Coal used for Fuel 11:23 - Staircase to Balcony 11:56 - Main Worship Area & Vaulted Ceiling (Insta360 Camera) 12:18 - Upstairs Window with Dome Views (Insta360 Camera) 12:24 - Drone Views of Domes 12:59 - Staircase Down and Outside 14:00 - Cemetery Iron Cross and Church View 14:14 - Cemetery Headstones 14:31 - Pollie Piso Oct 16, 1945 - Jan 18, 1948 14:41 - Outro