First Presbyterian Church of Redmond, Gothic Revival church in Redmond, United States

The First Presbyterian Church of Redmond is a Gothic Revival church building featuring a two-story steeple topped with a belfry. The belfry houses a bell from the American Bell and Foundry Company.

The building was constructed in 1912 and stands as the oldest church structure in Redmond. It ranks among the earliest religious buildings in Deschutes County.

The building now hosts a variety of community events including weddings, concerts, lectures, and art exhibitions. Local residents regularly gather here for cultural activities and celebrations.

The church is located on SW Cascade Avenue and can be reached easily from the street. Check ahead to confirm if the building is open for public visits or events.

The 40-inch bell in the steeple belfry was cast by the American Bell and Foundry Company of Northville, Michigan, and still hangs there. At the steeple's peak sits an ornate finial decorated with globes, fans and scrollwork. The main sanctuary window combines four Gothic arch windows beneath a rose window with tracery.