When the Frisco Lebanon Church outgrew its 100 year old sanctuary, the congregation offered it to the City of Frisco for its Heritage Center historic district. One of the first churches built in Frisco, you may remember driving past the original location in a field on Preston Road, just south of La Hacienda Ranch Restaurant. After the sanctuary was rolled across town and set down in the new Heritage Center, renovation began. The original pews are still there and the tin ceiling and wooden floors are a reminder of how it all began in 1904. The well worn pulpit shows the imprint of the many hands that have used it throughout the century, with an antique piano kept in tune for your use as well as a great sound system.

The beautiful stained glass windows, tin ceiling, and elegant chandeliers create a peaceful setting with seating for up to 120 people. We can ring the original church bell as the service concludes making this a very unique and memorable celebration of life event.