First building Kingston's first Moravian Church (at 23 Hanover Street) was a large house which was adapted for the purpose and consecrated on April 14, 1893. This building and the Mission House next door (at 25 Hanover Street) were destroyed in
1907 by an earthquake. Two sheds were erected to replace them while a new church building was constructed.
Manse A new manse, on the north side of North Street a block to the east, was completed in 1927 at a cost of £921.
Hall memorial hall, 1963. A church hall was opened on December 30, 1930 by
Lady Stubbs, wife of the Governor. This was destroyed by the
hurricane of 1951. A replacement hall was opened on February 28, 1962 at a cost of £16,000.
Organ A
pipe organ was installed in 1932, reconstructed in 1945 and destroyed during the
1951 hurricane. ==Clergy==