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Gilead Presbyterian Church, Maiden Wells

Services in homesteads preceded the building of a chapel and formation of a church in 1845.

Gilead ChapelGilead Chapel

 

A new chapel was opened in 1876 and the first (now referred to as Gilead Sunday School) has been used for meetings and activities. In 1995, two new windows in the Sunday School were dedicated.

 

Gilead chapel 1845 - now Sunday School

 

Gilead Chapel (1845) now Sunday School

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