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As the church was reborn, it assisted the community by housing the New Georgia School until the construction of the school building was completed.  The first church training union was organized on December 31, 1938.  In 1948, the church was brick veneered and the stained glass windows were installed.  One acre of land was purchased for $75 for the church cemetery.  Vacation Bible School and the WMU [women's missionary union] began within the next two years.  In May of 1955 the church officially went "full time", holding services on Sunday morning and Sunday night.  For the next 15 years, the church concentrated on the addition of the pastor's office, kitchen, and Sunday school rooms.  On February 1, 1970 the baptistry was completed and dedicated allowing for baptisms in the building rather than across the street in the outdoor baptistry.  The first full time Pastor began in July of 1971 and led the congregation to their 100th anniversary in July of 1973.  In December of 1980, the Together We Build program began for the construction of a new sanctuary.  Two years later on May 2, 1982, the first service was held in that new building with the older building converted to educational space.

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