This document, dated 1924-1925 was apparently published by the new Church of Our Redeemer, located at 4th and Crawford in Kelso, Washington. Coleman E. Byram, was the Vicar of the Mission Church. His photo can be found on page five, and his message on page seven. You'll get a good feel for the beginning years of the Episcopal Church in this area. More than that, take a look at the advertising. It's history in itself.

A short time later, this building was sold to the Christian Church and the Episcopal congregation moved to what is now known as the Myklebust Building on Commerce Ave. in Longview. They moved later to hold services in the Moose Lodge before purchasing land at 22nd and Louisiana, the present site of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church.