First Church Building was built early 1909. Shortly after the congregation’s formation, the first church building was erected to serve the growing Lutheran community in Silverstreet. Current sanctuary was constructed in 1951.The present brick sanctuary that stands today was built, replacing the earlier structure and reflecting mid-20th-century church construction trends in rural South Carolina.

The Silverstreet Lutheran Church is a masonry building constructed primarily of brick, featuring a rectangular plan and a gable-front roof typical of modest mid-century ecclesiastical architecture. Its design emphasizes durability and community functionality rather than elaborate stylistic ornamentation.

Since its organization in 1908, Silverstreet Lutheran has served as a spiritual home for Lutherans in the rural Silverstreet area, fostering worship, fellowship, and service in the community. The church represents the continuation of Lutheran presence in this part of South Carolina, reflecting patterns of German Lutheran heritage and faith expression in small-town America during the 20th century.