The real history of the church is told in the lives of dedication that these, and others who have joined them, have shown through the years. Our history tells of souls saved, lives changed and people ministered to in both spiritual and physical ways.

There was no church structure during the first ten years of this fellowship's existence. The people met to worship in homes, the schoolhouse and the little rock building which is now the front of McDonald's Building Supply Store. Help was given by the Marshall Baptist Association and the Home Mission Board to build a wood frame auditorium with six classrooms in 1941. During this same year, a pastorium was completed. The people planted a cotton patch that produced $250.00. This, along with the money from the Home Mission Board, provided the money for the first building and pastorium. Mrs. D.M. Segler gave an acre of land for this. Solitude Church gave in the form of labor and materials. The present concrete block building was finished in 1956. Four years later the present auditorium was constructed and the old church building removed. Another acre of land was purchased in 1969 and the present pastorium built. The present educational building was started in May 1974, and the first service was held in it on November 20, 1974. It was dedicated on January 5, 1975. An extensive redecorating took place and a dedication service was held February 15, 1987.

A multi-purpose Christian Life Center (CLC) has been constructed and was dedicated unto the Lord in the spring of 2000. It incorporates a full court gymnasium, commercial kitchen, game room, library, staff office space and much needed classroom space