From its final service in 1971 to decades of quiet neglect, St. Clement’s Church in Eurobin has endured as a place of memory, meaning, and quiet beauty.

One of my earliest memories, around the age of five, was going to church with my father on Sundays. It was a big event, and I’d be dressed in my “Sunday best” – a pretty dress sewn by my incredibly talented mother, with neatly done hair and shiny shoes with socks. Before we left the… […]

Tracing the history of St. Clement’s Church Eurobin is like uncovering hidden treasures – each small find adds a new layer to our shared local story.

If there’s ever an unexpected visitor, it’s almost guaranteed I’ll be in the shower. So, on that particular Saturday morning, as the hot water cascaded down, I glimpsed through the foggy window a blue Nissan SUV, unfamiliar and out of place, pulling up. An elderly lady stepped out, and despite my shouts of “hello” from… […]