 By 1929 the congregation had again doubled and the ornate stone building that exists today was built; this building received an award from the Kansas City chapter of the American Institute of Architects as well as 1st prize from a church architecture competition sponsored by the Christian Herald.One of the millstones from Hickman's Mill can still be seen at the church.Northeast of the church is a smaller stone building with the date "1921" on the face which once served as the town bank.