Sts. Cyril and Methodius Roman Catholic Church

• the church's rural agricultural setting in the Gimli area, alongside a provincial road, on treed and grassed grounds with an adjacent concrete bell tower

Key elements that define the church's vernacular styling include:

• the symmetrical massing denoting the high gabled rectangular volume of the nave, the lower gabled and hipped expanse of the three-sided apse and the small shed-roofed sacristy appended to one side, all of wood-frame construction
• the projecting three-tiered square tower centred on the front, each upper volume decreasing in size, and the crown composed of a pyramidal, slightly bellcast spire topped by a simple wooden Latin cross
• the openings, including the pointed arched windows throughout, simple tracery and uncomplicated wood surrounds, the main double wood doors with a fanlight, etc.
• the basic materials and details, including wooden trim painted to contrast with the horizontal siding, cedar shingles, a brick chimney, etc.

Key elements that define the church's interior layout, finishes and details include:

• the formal three-chamber plan and complex ceiling with a deep barrel vault supported by wooden posts spanning the nave and loft
• the wood plank floors and tentest walls and ceilings with battens
• the uncomplicated wooden staircase leading up to the simple choir loft
• the details, finishes and intact furnishings, including a round arch framing the sanctuary, simple wainscotting, wood trim and accents throughout, a painting above the altar depicting Saints Cyril and Methodius, etc.