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  This little church is one of the oldest in the Lompoc Valley. Built in 1888 by the Presbyterians, it's current owners are the Seventh-day Adventists. The main structure was built of redwood that was towed behind a ship from Santa Cruz, Ca. and dragged on shore to be sawn into lumber. The foundation blocks are diatomacious earth which is composed of millions of micro-fossils and is mined in the nearby hills. The worship services are on Saturday, the Biblical Sabbath. There are two Adventist congregations, that worship there weekly, one in Spanish and one in English.

  Added January 14, 2017 by Joe Mallinson