The church in Estevan celebrated its 100th anniversary this past weekend and it was great! Over the years, the congregation has grown from a small group meeting in Thomas Orr’s living room to being large enough to own property on Second Street. In the 1930s, many moved away, and the property was sold, leaving Ann Johnson as the only member. Then it began to grow again. A small building was constructed on highway 47 north and the congregation began to grow again. That original building now serves as the kitchen of our current facility. If you put the life of this congregation on a graph, it would look like the Rocky Mountains as people came and went o...