Organized in 1884 as Harmony Baptist Church, this congregation began with four charter members and first held worship services in the local schoolhouse. A sanctuary erected in 1907 was destroyed by fire two years later. A new church was built by 1911, and in 1916 the name was changed to Pidcoke Baptist Church. In 1934, a new sanctuary replaced the 1911 structure. The church's traditions include camp meetings and baptisms in Cow House Creek, and the congregation has been active in community projects, including leading the restoration of Pidcoke Cemetery.