REGINA – Police are investigating the theft of religious items, including some of historic significance, from a church northeast of Regina.
RCMP say they received a call on Sunday about a break and enter at St. John’s Lutheran Church in Edenwold.
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Officers determined the thief or thieves pried open one of the side doors to get into the church.
Items stolen include an oak baptismal font, brass candle holders, a brass crucifix, a silver chalice and an oak hymn board.
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The font and hymn board have been in the church community for more than 100 years.
Hymn books, Bibles, altar clothes and candles were also taken.
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