The congregation at the Granby Church of Christ began as the brethren from West Union and Lone Star worked together to organize a lectureship in Granby. The first meetings were held in the old Burtrum car building owned by Earl Stipp. From there a few members started meeting in the Billy Williams building downtown. Ted Teel was the first minister to bring the message of the Gospel to this congregation.

The Lone Star community donated their old school building and it was moved to a lot across from the Granby school bus barn. After some minor remodeling it was ready for services in 1957. The present cement block building was erected in 1960. Additional classrooms were built in 1974.