Constructed in 1905, this beautiful church was home to Afton's First Presbyterian Church. The congregation was founded in a home in 1857 and built their first structure in 1869 with a total construction cost of $35.00. As the congregation grew, their need for a larger building was evident. The new church was constructed at the corner of Dodge St. and Kansas St. and served as the home for First Presbyterian Church for decades. It later became the meeting place for Afton Bible Church until 2000. The building has been empty for several years, during which time it has sustained considerable damage. Much of the stained glass and original woodwork has been removed and will need to be replaced as we restore this historic church. Additionally, the steeple will be rebuilt to its original shape and structure.

KLM International intends to restore not just the building, but also the vision for a strong local church that reaches Afton and the surrounding towns and rural community.

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Click here for an article about the restoration progress from the Afton Star Enterprise.

A recent photo taken as volunteers clear overgrown bushes and brush from the exterior.