Constructed in 1931, the structure was built of reinforced concrete, with the outside finish, simulating brick, created by a poured cast.

A prominent, 70 foot (21 meter) bell tower stands in the center of the south facade, forming part of what was the vestibule and narthex of the church.

The south side of the church also features large white oak doors with decorative arches above them.

Blind arches and mullions rise to the roof level, giving the structure its Romanesque character.

[3] The southwest side of the complex is the original fellowship hall, built in a Mission Revival style.