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Historic Toronto church, destroyed by fire, to be rebuilt as smaller structure inside remains of old building
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Anglican Journal
The parish will therefore incorporate the rebuilt church inside the “footprint” of the old church, Alltree says.
Knowing what the base size of the new building will be allows St. Anne’s to better plan a new structure in accordance with its needs, she says.
St. Anne’s is currently overseeing surveys of the area to determine how many layers into the ground are necessary to hold space such as offices.
Within two weeks, the congregation began holding worship within the St. Anne’s parish hall.
After the fire, choir member Isabella Favaro launched a fundraising campaign through GoFundMe to help rebuild St. Anne’s.
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