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Historic Methodist church undergoing extensive renovations
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January 10, 2019
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2:24Now PlayingIDAHO FALLS — What once seemed like an insurmountable task is becoming a reality for the Trinity United Methodist Church.
“We went big, and we’ve succeeded. I’m so very thankful,” Trinity United Methodist Trustee Chairwoman Nancy Stewart says.
Trinity United Methodist Church on North Water Avenue is undergoing a $670,000 renovation — a project to help preserve the historic gothic-style structure from 1917.
The church’s original building was a two-story “stick” church that started to be built in 1895. It was roughly near the same plot of land on North Water Avenue.
But it wasn’t until the spring of 1916 church members broke ground for the current stone building. During construction of the new building, the original stick church burned down, Rev. Ruth Marsh says.
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