This old Raes Junction Presbyterian Church, south of Roxburgh in Otago, has a new role as shelter and storage for a local farmer’s hay. Opened in 1915, the church had seating for 50 people. In more recent years, parish numbers dwindled. Remaining parishioners now attend the Methodist and Presbyterian Teviot Union Church in Roxburgh.
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Press, 2 December 1985, Page 45
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54This old Raes Junction Presbyterian Church, south of Roxburgh in Otago, has a new role as shelter and storage for a local farmer’s hay. Opened in 1915, the church had seating for 50 people. In more recent years, parish numbers dwindled. Remaining parishioners now attend the Methodist and Presbyterian Teviot Union Church in Roxburgh. Press, 2 December 1985, Page 45
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