Knox Bellafield Presbyterian Church

• the building's east-west placement on a large treed plot west of Pelican Lake, and visible across open fields from Highway 18 to the east

Key exterior elements that define the church's restrained Gothic Revival style include:

• the simple rectangular form set beneath a tall, steep, forward-facing gable roof
• the rugged foundation and front steps of large stones transported from the shores of Pelican Lake
• the orderly fenestration featuring a multi-paned oculus in the front (east) gable and, on the north and south walls, three tall rectangular sash windows, multi-paned, with pebbled glazing, all set in plain pointed wood arches
• the unpretentious materials and finishes, including the horizontal wood siding, double wood-panelled entrance doors, brick chimney, etc.

Key elements that define the church's well-preserved utilitarian interior include:

• the open plan with a narrow vestibule, a nave with pews and a low pulpit platform, etc
• the modest materials and finishes, including white-painted horizontal wood boards on the walls and high truncated ceiling, the vertical board wainscotting in a natural finish that also borders the service platform, the painted wood floor, the double nave doors of light-stained wood, etc.
• furnishings and fixtures such as the dark-stained wooden pews, a reed organ, a pair of lanterns fixed on the west wall over the platform, a larger lantern suspended from the ceiling in the southeast corner room, etc.