Gravel Hill Church

Antioch Church, founded in the late 1700s by Alexander McPherson, is the 2nd longest continuously active church in Virginia. The Gravel Hill Church was built in 1835 by his son Jacob McPherson, preserving the congregation's historical legacy.

Established in the late 18th century as Antioch Church, this congregation has maintained continuous operation for over two centuries. In 1835, the community constructed the Gravel Hill Church under the leadership of Jacob McPherson, Alexander's son. The church remains a historic and active place of worship, reflecting its deep roots in Virginia's religious landscape.

Gravel Hill Church in Greenville, WV, stands as a historic landmark and active congregation with roots tracing back to the late 1700s. Visitors will appreciate its enduring legacy and welcoming atmosphere, where the community’s care and pastoral guidance create a supportive environment for worship and reflection.

Pros

• Historic significance as the second longest continuously active church in Virginia
• Welcoming community with caring, supportive members
• Counseling services available for personal guidance
• Scenic and serene setting noted by visitors

Cons

• Limited website information available for planning visits
• Accessibility details not disclosed in available records