Police in Nova Scotia say a church in the community of Garden of Eden has been broken into, with items “of historical value” used for communions, being stolen.
In a Wednesday release, the RCMP noted they’re investigating a break-in at the Blair Presbyterian Church in Garden of Eden, N.S., that was first reported on Nov. 25.
Police say nearly a month ago, between Nov. 13 and Nov. 25, the church located on Garden of Eden Road Loop was broken into and a silver communion chalice was taken, as well as two silver communion pitchers.
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“These items are of historical value to the church and may have the name of the church engraved on them,” reads the release.
RCMP ask anyone with information on the incident or the stolen items to contact police.
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