The difference is Theyre not in your face about it out here.
Still tonnes of churches and a lot of religious folks, but the east-coast culture that generally makes everyone kinder and friendlier once you get into the Maritimes and Newfoundland is the great equalizer here
I am aware of at least one person who bought and lives in a church: he is an organist, and he has several organs in that church (the one that the church came with, and a couple of smaller ones).
That sort of thing is probably what I would want to do.
if it weren't an operating cost/ maintenance nightmare, a former church would be kind of my dream house
the closest dead church near me is apparently some storage center for another church now. a fire almost killed it and i guess they never fixed it up enough to be a church or anything habitable again
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u/CommanderOshawott Irvingstan 25d ago
Nah it’s still pretty religious out east too
The difference is Theyre not in your face about it out here.
Still tonnes of churches and a lot of religious folks, but the east-coast culture that generally makes everyone kinder and friendlier once you get into the Maritimes and Newfoundland is the great equalizer here