Worship services were first held in the Bee House community about 1878, then in the first Pearl schoolhouse on Cowhouse Creek. The church was organized in October 1895. Members bought three acres of land, built a sanctuary, and added to it in 1980. A tabernacle, still in use today, was erected in 1904 to house successful 10-day to 2-week summer revival meetings with services from sunrise to late evening. The church supports community outreach programs and continues to serve its membership, as it has for more than 100 years.