GROWING TOGETHER
Whoever you are, wherever you're from, you are welcome here.
At Mountain View we have a true passion for teenagers. We want to show teens that committing their lives to Jesus is the most awesome decision they will ever make. Our goals are simple, we want to give teenagers an opportunity to have and build a vibrant relationship with God and His Word. We also strive to help them have and build relationships with fellow believers. Lastly, we stress the importance of having relationships with non-believers and sharing the love of Jesus with them on a daily basis.
We provide a place for students to learn, grow, and experience Jesus in a real and fresh way. We work hard to make everything we do inviting, fun, and valuable. We strive to make our youth meetings impacting for those who are serious about following Jesus, relevant for those who are just learning what it means to be a Christian, and thought-provoking for those who aren't so sure about this God thing.
We provide a place for students to learn, grow, and experience Jesus in a real and fresh way. We work hard to make everything we do inviting, fun, and valuable. We strive to make our youth meetings impacting for those who are serious about following Jesus, relevant for those who are just learning what it means to be a Christian, and thought-provoking for those who aren't so sure about this God thing.
SUNDAY MORNINGS @ 10:30
Who We Are
At MVCC, we believe that it is important to offer students relevant, Biblical teaching! We also believe that creating a sub-culture of "teenage church" is unhealthy for the students, the church, and for the family.
What We Do
We split middle school and high school students into their own groups and teach consistently through books of the Bible.
We typically take one Sunday off a month in order for the students to be a part of the entire "big church" service.
We typically take one Sunday off a month in order for the students to be a part of the entire "big church" service.
What's Different
At MVCC, we invite students to join their parents and friends for worship in "big church," and then be released during the sermon for their own time of Bible study with their peers and youth leaders.