Steel Church Building in Summerland, British Columbia

Sunward Steel Buildings, Inc. was honored to fabricate and supply this pre-engineered steel building for a client in Summerland, British Columbia, Canada, in August of 2002.

Since then, it has served as the community’s Summerland Alliance Church, which hosts weekly Sunday services and is a member of the Christian Missionary Alliance of Canada.

Equal parts attractive and practical, the steel building combines the supreme functionality of a metal building with the aesthetics and accommodations of a traditional church building. Spacious, low-maintenance and designed to last the long haul, the church gives members of the surrounding religious community a safe, secure space to congregate and worship.

A Critical Resource for the Surrounding Community

In addition to serving as the primary headquarters and meeting place of the Summerland Alliance Church congregation, this prefabricated metal church building also offers space for educating students and serving the underprivileged. In addition to hosting kids’ services and youth groups, the church operates God’s Kitchen, which is a gathering place that provides clothing, meals and support for the elderly, poor, lonely and homeless.

A popular choice among those seeking economical construction solutions for houses of worship, premanufactured steel church buildings retain their strength and beauty over time, needing very little in terms of routine maintenance. This building has served as a central resource for religious residents of Summerland for more than 15 years, and it should continue to bring members of the community together for generations to come.

Situated along the west side of Okanagan Lake, the town of Summerland is situated within British Columbia, Canada. The community sits about 425 km outside the city of Vancouver and about 50 km from Kelowna.

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