Sasser Baptist Church is a nice example of Gothic Revival architecture. The style was very popular in church construction in the late 1800s and early 1900s because it paid homage to the grand cathedrals of Europe, and really, has never gone out of stye.

I’m not sure about the date or the church history, but it’s very similar to the Sasser Methodist Church, built in 1914 and located nearby. One architectural survey dates the Baptist Church to 1894, though that may be an establishment date. It has also been identified on maps as Sasser First Baptist Church, but the current sign on the property identifies it as Sasser Baptist Church.

Sasser Commercial Historic District, National Register of Historic Places