Pioneer Evangelical Church
Photo Gallery: Church and Grounds
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  Back To: |  We're Focusing On The Cross! Viewed 2669 times |  Communion Sunday Viewed 2708 times |  Spring at Pioneer Church! Viewed 3005 times |  Our New Upgrades! Now The Overflow Crowd Can See Wat's Goin' On! Viewed 2955 times |
 Toddler Room Redone! The Refurbished Toddler Room Part 2 Viewed 2981 times |  The Refurbished Toddler Room Forget the animals - watch out for the kids! Viewed 3002 times |  Welcome To Historical Pioneer Evangelical Church! This is the South-West view of the sanctuary Viewed 2935 times |  Our Historic Past This oil on canvas painting by church member Phyllis Smith, shows the three stages of development of Pionner Church from the 1890's through the present day. Viewed 3142 times |  Our Historic Windows Refurbished in 2007, Pioneer Church's windows reflect the state of the art of stained-glass window making c.1890's. Made in Germany, they were purchased on a subscription basis (the donors' names are listed on the windows). The most-well known donor is Joel Palmer, Dayton's first postmaster. General Palmer was also a General in the Union Army and was Oregon's Indian Agent. These windows were shipped "around the horn" (via the tip of South America). Upon arrival in Portland, they were transferred to a stern-wheel riverboat which traveled up the Willamette and Yamhill Rivers to Dayton. In Dayton they were transferred to a horse-drawn wagon for the trip up the hill to our present church-site. Our Sanctuary features 10 windows, with two displayed in our bell tower and one (displayed in two sections) featured in our Activity Hall. Viewed 3000 times |
 Our Historic Windows Viewed 2869 times |  Our Historic Windows Viewed 2710 times |  Our Historic Windows Viewed 3052 times |  The Sanctuary This is a partial view of the interior of the sanctuary, looking from the activity center. Our last remodel project saw the addition of carpeting, new pews and a lowering of the ceiling. All framing of the sanctuary is hand-hewn, old-growth fir, which is secured with wooden pegs. The trustees have left two support timbers exposed in the activity center as a reminder of our building's history. Oh yes, the chuch is air conditioned! Viewed 2940 times |  The Church Grounds This is a view of one section ouf our church grounds. We use our grounds for various activites, from class games to weddings. Viewed 2557 times |
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