The parishioners also had to climb the slope for services. In 1938 it was decided to relocate the church to the village and so the building was sawn into sections and transported down to its present location where a belfry was later added. Later, when the congregation joined the Cobble Hill church, All Saints was put up for sale with the stipulation that it could be used for arts, antiques or books but not for food services or housing. In 1983, Frank and Nancy Roseborough of Victoria and Shawnigan Lake purchased the property and after renovations and the installation of a new bell from a family mill in Ontario, opened it as a gallery for local artists and crafts people. They have three major shows at the gallery during the year, in the spring, summer and winter.
Artwork changes monthly and also features many other artists and groups.