Photos of St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church
About St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church
Ukrainian immigrants began settling the Smuts district in 1900. The settlers built their first church approximately three kilometres southwest of the current location. The current church was built shortly after the original church was destroyed by fire in 1925 and was moved to its present location in 1955. Situated on a hill overlooking the community, and highly visible within the surrounding landscape, the St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church symbolizes the establishment of Ukrainian Greek Catholic faith in this region. (Smuts, Saskachewan, Canada)
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