Church of Ss. Peter and Paul constructed 1937, 3’/2 miles south-west of Fenwood; R.M. 215. FENWOOD — The church of the Holy Apostles SS. Peter and Paul is the second church of the parish. The first church was constructed in 1905 three and one-half miles south-west of Fenwood through the combined efforts of sixty Ukrainian Catholic families and the Presbyterian community. Rev. A. Delaere, CSSR, celebrated the first Divine Liturgy in the church on January 2, 1913. It was blessed by Bishop Nicetas Budka on August 17, 1913, and visited by Archbishop Basil Ladyka in 1936. This church served the Ukrainian community of Fenwood and surrounding district until 1937 and in July, of that year, it was dislodged from its foundation by a fierce storm. On its site the parishioners immediately constructed a new church which was visited by Bishop Andrew Roborecki on August 30, 1959, and January 6, 1975. The present wood constructed cruciform church, 48 x 36 feet, has a large octagonal central dome with an original decorative cupola apexed by a one-armed metal cross. In the interior the church contains the main altar in an elevated sanctuary, two sacristies, the nave with wooden pews, the vestibule and a choir loft. It is lighted with candles and is centrally heated by wood and coal. The parishioners constructed the church through their generous donations, $3,000, and voluntary labour under the foremanship of Hryhoriy (Harry) Sulyma who also directed the construction of a similar church at the neighbouring Holy Trinity parish at Goodeve – farms. Ukrainian settlers arrived in the Fenwood area in 1901 predominantly from the Drohobych county. In 1909, during construction of the first church, there were 60 families in the parish. In 1941 there were 26 members with 126 children (Prop. Knyha), in 1961, 125 souls (Directory), and m 1975, 15 families were accounted for (questionnaire). In 2003 the parish was under directorship of the following: Rev. Peter Pidskalny, C.Ss.R.  Services are held once a year. The Ukrainian Catholic parish of SS. Peter and Paul, Fenwood, is under the pastoral charge of Ituna.