The first organ was purchased in 1889 and an 18-foot addition with altar niche, sacristy and two side balconies were built. New pews replaced the old. In 1902, the stoves were replaced by a furnace and kerosene lamps made way for modern gas lights in 1904. In 1905, a tower was built and colored windows took the place of the old plain windows. The congregation continued to grow and have dreams.
Many members still remember scraping and piling old bricks for use in the new church.
The present church building was dedicated on June 13, 1954. It is Gothic in style, and built of Lannon stone. In 1963 the stained glass windows were installed and a Charles Hendrickson pipe organ was installed in 1993. In 1985, the school house was tom down and an education wing was added.