A tower, topped with a spire and four-sided cupola, houses the narthex in its base.  The first Protestant church to be organized and constructed in Elbert County, the building represents the architecture common in the eastern plains churches of that era.  It provided shelter for worship and social gatherings as well as serving as a relief station during area floods of 1935.

For information about the State Historical Fund’s participation in the preservation of this property see the Project Snapshot.