1887
Founded
Our History
Over a Century of Faithful Community
Our congregation first gathered for worship in 1848 and was formally established in 1887. After much prayer, the deacons chose the site where we still worship today. First known as Montezuma, the church became known as Montesoma during the late 1960s and 1970s, honoring an early pastor and his wife.
As the congregation grew, a larger church building replaced the original in 1906. Our present building was completed in 1966 through the hard work and faithful service of those who came before us. In 2026, the church and fellowship hall received a grant from the Muscogee Nation for renovations.
Today, through Sunday School, Discipleship, Brotherhood, WMU, and Music, we continue to study God’s Word, grow in faith, and serve our neighbors. Our purpose remains to share the hope of Jesus Christ with our community.
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