Thomas G. MacKay accepted the pastorate in August, 1912.
The Young Peoples Union was organized shortly thereafter.
Other pastors included John M. Dade
(1914-1922) and
Louis Schnering (1923-1926), whose salary was increased to $1,200 per year plus the use of the parsonage. Electricity was wired into the church for the first time in 1925. The little frame church was bursting at the seams; expansion was imminent. The first step was to acquire the corner lot from Mrs. George Mahr.
Thomas G. MacKay accepted the pastorate in August, 1912.
Louis Schnering (1923-1926), whose salary was increased to $1,200 per year plus the use of the parsonage. Electricity was wired into the church for the first time in 1925. The little frame church was bursting at the seams; expansion was imminent. The first step was to acquire the corner lot from Mrs. George Mahr.