From 1860 to 1877, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints held services in schoolhouses. In 1872, Joseph C. Fackrell deeded the land on which the first one-room adobe church was erected, and donated labor and produce provided the means. Wm. Stewart Muir was the first bishop, succeeded in 1885 by Joseph H. Grant. The original adobe was used in the amusement hall of the second church, dedicated Feb. 21, 1904. The present chapel was added to the amusement hall in 1958.