“Naturally, as any community grows, it looks for space to grow. In our case, as a faith-based community, we were looking for a place for worship and this sort of fit that mould.”
Source/Credit: Barrie Today
By Dave Dawson | March 6, 2018
One of the largest and fastest growing Muslim organizations in Canada has purchased the building that was formerly home to Trinity Community Presbyterian Church in Oro-Medonte Township.
“Our plan is to keep it as a place of worship,” said Safwan Choudhry, the director of communications for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at (AMJ). “We call our place of worship a mosque where in the Christian faith, it’s called a church. From a visual standpoint, it will stay the same. We don’t have any plans to change it.”
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