The Missouri Pacific Railroad was laying track, a depot was planned and new lots were being platted. The new name would be Wooldridge Baptist Church. H.H. Wooldridge donated a lot on which to build their permanent home. The hopes of the congregation were realized at the new location, with construction completed in less than a year. The dedication was planned for the following September of 1906, but had to be delayed until October.
Custom requires a church to be free of debt before it is dedicated.
The building has served ever since with minor changes to make it more comfortable. It is a typical rectangular church of the type found in many Missouri villages, with tall, clear, four-paned windows on either side for good lighting. Two windows frame the single front door while the back has a three-window bay behind the chair. The steep roof is crowned with a small steeple from which the bell is pealed on Sundays. Electric lighting was provided in 1927.