Vespers at Pleasant Valley Church is a tranquil service of evening prayer, reflection, and music designed to provide a serene end to the day. Participants engage in meditative prayer, thoughtful reflection, and enjoy soothing musical performances, creating a peaceful and contemplative atmosphere. This service offers a moment of respite and spiritual renewal for all who attend.
We are the ideal venue for weddings, musical performances, and community events.
The Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church is a small country church with a rich history. It was originally a Bible Christian church, whose first meeting house was built at Siloam in 1851. The Pleasant Valley chapel was built in 1874. In 1884, the Pleasant Valley Church was transferred from the Bible Christians to the Methodist Episcopal Church. In 1910,
the church was struck by lightning and burned to the ground. The present Pleasant Valley Church building was quickly rebuilt in 1911, with volunteer labor and donations from members and friends.
Today we are a small congregation looking to revitalize our church through music and worship. We wish to serve as a community center, a place where neighbors gather. All are welcome to join us in worship and in music.
The church building is available to rent for weddings, funerals, worship and other occasions.
President – John Ebbott
Vice President – Ken Thomas
Secretary – Susan Meracle
Member – Susan Alexander
Member – Dan Novak
Member – Dawn Ridgewell