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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Baha’i Faith, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Bethel Christian Centre, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Cathedral of Mary Immaculate, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Covenant Evangelical Church, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Eleos Centre Ministries, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – First Baptist Church, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Kootenay Christian Fellowship, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Kootenay Shambhala Meditation Centre, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Lakeside Labyrinth, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Lutheran Ascension Church, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Nelson United Church, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Seventh Day Adventist Church, Granite Road, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – St. John’s Lutheran Church, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – St. Saviour’s Pro-Cathedral Anglican Church, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – Svoboda Road Sweatlodge, Nelson, BC
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- Tea Preville – 2011 – The Salvation Army, Nelson, BC
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- Preville, Tea -Ymir Peak-oil on canvas, 12×12- 2015
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- Preville, Tea -Torah-Nelson- oil on canvas, 12×12- 2015
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- Preville, Tea, Red Sands Beach-oil on canvas, 12×12- 2015
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- Preville, Tea -Pulpit Rock- oil on canvas, 12×12- 2015
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- Preville, Tea -Coyote Rock- oil on canvas, 12×12- 2015
Copies of the paintings can be purchased at:
https://fineartamerica.com/profiles/tea-preville.html?tab=artworkgalleries&artworkgalleryid=295415
tea preville 
Beautiful work! Didn’t realize we had so many places of worship – this is wonderful.
Tea you are a very talented artist. You have truly captured the spirit of these buildings.
Truly exciting to see these treasured pictures. Father served a Lutheran congregation in Nelson in 1920 after graduating from Concordia in St. Louis; do you have related date information on the two churches, St. John’s and Ascension, in Nelson?
Regarding St. John’s Lutheran Church on Silica information from Retired Pastor Glen Backus says in October 1919 Pastor V.L. Meyer was the first resident Lutheran Pastor in the Kootenays. The purchase of land and construction of the present church started in 1926 and the first services were held with over 100 worshipers in June 1928.
Information on the Ascension Lutheran Church on Silver King Road from Pastor Nolan Gingrich – the first service for the Ascension was held October 13, 1968 in a mobile trailer chapel with Pastor Carl Jensen. In 1971 the congregation broke ground in Rosemont for the present mission-style church.
If you have more early information to share it would be most welcome.
Would you happen to know the name of the old Anglican Church in lower Fairview, near Lakeside Park? I have a friend whose Father was the Pastor there. When did this church close. L