Partial survey of church sales in QC

In the Brome-Missisquoi region, the following churches have been sold (date within parentheses):

1)   East Farnham Anglican Church (1984),

2)   Brome Church (1985),

3)   Brill United Church (circa 1987),

4)   St-Andrew's Anglican Church (1994),

5)   Sainte-Jeanne-d'Arc (1998),

6)   Church of the Good Shepperd (1999),

7)   Brigham United Church (2003),

8)   Sainte-Sabine (2006),

9)   St. John Anglican Church (2006),

10)  Saint-Pierre-de-Véronne (2007),

11)  Saint-Ignace de Stanbridge (2008),

12)  Saint-Fabien (2008),

13)  Emmanuel United Church (2010).

Among these churches, 18 now belong to private citizens.

In the Haut-Richelieu region, Saints-Martyrs-Canadiens church in enise-en-Québec was sold to the city in 2009, but masses are still held in the building for the faithful.

In the Haute-Yamaska area, the city of Granby purchased
Assomption church in 2004 et Saint-Benoît church in  2008. Both are used as Community Centers. Saint-Joseph church now belong to the  CSSS (Social Services Agency) of the Haute-Yamaska since 2005, but masses are still being celebrated in that building.