Stenen Pastoral Charge was initially created as a United Church mission field (in 1925), part of Kamsack Presbytery and consisting of appointments at Stenen, Crystal Lake, and Ormside. Around 1926, it became an aid-receiving pastoral charge and Hyas was added. By 1936, the charge was renamed Stenen-Hyas and included points at Belleau Brook, Crystal Lake, Glen Elder, Mellroad, Mellmore, Malenok [Malonek?], New Forest, Ormside, White Beach, and Woodlands. As of 1940, most of these points were part of other charges (including Maloneck, Ormside-Glen Elder), while Stenen joined Pelly Pastoral Charge, alongside Arras, Hyas, and Norquay.

Preeceville Pastoral Charge was created as an aid-receiving United Church charge in 1925, part of Kamsack Presbytery and consisting of appointments at Preeceville, Norway, Sturgis and Corifin. Between 1936 and 1940, Kopje and Wales were added the charge, then Stenen-Hyas, by 1946. As of 1951, the charge contained Preeceville, Stenen and Sturgis (Hyas was moved to Pelly-Maloneck). Around 1983, the charge was renamed Preeceville-Sturgis Pastoral Charge and, in 1984, Stenen was officially closed.