Throughout our history the church has been the major edifice in any community. For all who sought to purify their religion, the simplicity of their architecture reflected the simplicity of their practice.
Several architectural styles were borrowed from rural Mason County Churches and incorporated into the chapel:
The wood for the pews was donated by Brill Manufacturing and designed and assembled by the Village Carpentry Staff.
The window in the narthex is a gift from the Scottville United Methodist Church.
The sanctuary window, Calvary cross, and candlesticks are a gift from Grace Episcopal Church.
The window is a memorial to Samual Arnott Snow an early Ludington pharmacist.

One of the pump organs was built by the Star Organ Company about 1860.
St. Paul United Methodist of Riverton Township donated the steeple when their Morton Road Church was remodeled.

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