Rosetown Old Colony Church, 2003

The Old Colony Mennonite congregation at Rosetown (formerly called Rosenort), Manitoba began services in 1936 with the reorganization of Old Colony Mennonites who had not migrated to Mexico or those who had recently returned from Mexico. The meeting place was dedicated 7 November 1937. It was replaced with a new building on 28 July 1963. The old building was used for Sunday School classes. Later the new sanctuary was moved onto a basement, and the old church sold and moved to Neuenberg where it was converted to a house.

The ownership of the Rosetown Church was transferred to the new church established under the direction of Abram Rempel and Henry K. Wiebe in 2003.

The congregation was part of the Old Colony Mennonite Church (Manitoba).

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