It is a one-story, rubble stone, three-bay church with a slate-covered gabled roof.

After being converted to the Methodist faith at the Presbury meeting in 1771, he came back to his home to start a church.

The current structure, made of stone, was erected around 1840 on the very spot that the previous log building once stood.

Records from the Lovely Lane Museum also show that the church celebrated its 150th anniversary in August 1932.

In March 1996, an arson set fire to the building resulting in complete destruction of the interior.

The church was purchased by Blanche and Lester Pyle in 1963 from the Methodist Conference.