St. Mary's NewboroAnglican's living in the hamlet of Newboro in the mid 1800's were worshiping at the Tent homestead until Benjamin Test Sr. donated a plot of land and the money to complete our current building in 1850.    The stone for the building and the butternut timber for the pews were sourced locally.  The church itself is a simple Saxon style with high walls, a square tower and short spire.  Inside the Church there are 9 beautiful stained glass windows, a curved communion rail and of course a wonderful and welcoming group of people!