For more than 150 years, our church has been a place where people encounter God’s grace, form friendships, and serve the wider community.

Generations before us built and cared for this sacred space so that faith could flourish here.

Now it is our turn to renew it.

1893 Church Building
1904 Photo of 1874 Church Building with new Bell Tower
1958 Building Addition
Artist Rendering of 1981 Addition
1998 Building Addition – New Sanctuary and Offices
1999 New Pipe Organ Installed
2003 Installation of Stained Glass Windows

The River of Grace Among Us

In 1874 a group of faithful Methodists built this church not just for themselves, but for the generations who would follow.

For more than 150 years this building has carried the life of our congregation: worship and prayer, service projects and mission work, quiet reflection and joyful gatherings.

It has been used so faithfully that today the building itself is beginning to show its age. Hidden beneath the floors and behind the walls, portions of the original limestone foundation are deteriorating and must be repaired to ensure the building remains safe and usable for the future.

The FLOW campaign is our opportunity to care for this historic space so the ministries it supports can continue long into the future.

Why Now?
Caring for What We Have Been Given

This project is not about expansion or extravagance.

It is about faithful stewardship.

By addressing structural needs now we can:


Renewed Spaces for Ministry
The renovation focuses on two important gathering spaces.

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Together, we’ve raised $968,303 (65% of the $1,500,000) journey toward renewing our space for the future before we even launch!

Because of your generosity, this vision is already becoming reality. Each gift brings us closer to a renewed space where worship deepens, community grows, and all are welcomed with God’s grace.