Traveling ministers conducted services in this area during the 1840s. The church was organized about 1852 on land belonging to Ezra Webb. The oldest marked grave in the adjacent cemetery is that of Elder W. G. O'Bryan, who died in 1867. The first church building was torn down in 1879, and another was built on nearby land donated by J. W. Porter. The present structure was erected in 1928. Summer revival meetings, originally held in a brush arbor, often attracted large crowds. The Rev. A. S. Broaddus ministered to this congregation for about 40 years, from 1913 to 1953.