St. John the Baptist Ukrainian Catholic Church, five miles northeast of Dysart, was built in 1913 at a cost of $1,200. The congregation decided to build a larger church in Dysart in 1958 with Mr. Greba as the carpenter. The new church was built on land donated by Harry Veiner, whose parents homesteaded at Dysart, and given the name Holy Eucharist. The little original church was sold and is now in a private museum near Yorkton and used for an annual service.