Organized in 1907 by circuit preacher F.T. Pollard and seven charter members, this Methodist congregation held services in a local school until 1912, when a one-room church was built through members' donations, including a generous gift from rancher J.S. Means. All denominations were allowed to worship in this early structure. In 1944 the church, located 2 blocks west and 4 blocks south of here on Main Street, burned, and members once again met in the school. The present building was finished in 1946, an educational building in 1955, and a modern sanctuary capable of seating 700 in 1957.