This building is a tribute to structural soundness, fine craftsmanship, and the tradition of rural construction in Clark County. The basement was dug using two teams of horses. It was constructed with river run gravel and concrete. The main floor was framed with two-by-ten old growth timbers. The louvered bell tower, forty five feet in height, is visible from the front of the church.

The Church of God of the Abrahamic Faith was first organized in 1889. The original sign for the church still hangs inside the building.

• Listed on the Clark County Heritage Register in 1997.

Open to Public:

Only the salon operating out of the basement is open to the public.