ANNOUNCEMENTS
& UPCOMING EVENTS
Coffee with the Pastors
Our pastors and leaders want to meet you! Come hear the heart and vision behind Mountain View.
Register today for our next Coffee with the Pastors and we will let you know when we host the next one.
STC Men's Ministry (2nd Saturday, monthly)
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Strong brotherhood doesn’t happen without challenges.
Join us for Stay the Course as we explore what Scripture teaches about walking in covenant with God and one another, and how we respond when those relationships are tested. We’ll consider how humility, forgiveness, and a willingness to seek help can lead us toward reconciliation and stronger relationships.
This will be an interactive time of Scripture, discussion, brotherhood, reflection, and prayer.
Come ready to read, share, listen, and be challenged.
We’ll also be sharing a meal together, so come ready to eat, connect, and grow. If you’re able, please bring $7 cash to help pitch in for the food fund.
Don’t come alone, invite a brother! Bring a friend, coworker, or someone who needs encouragement. This is a space for real conversations, spiritual strength, brotherhood, and community.
Saturday, October 10th
Breakfast starts @10AM at MVCC.
Let’s STAY THE COURSE!
The Book of Revelation - Word & Power Study
War in Ukraine, upheaval in the Middle East, high oil prices, devastating storms, domestic violence and uncertainty about the future leave many asking, "What is happening and where is our hope?" Sign up for an ongoing WORD & POWER study of the Book of Revelation as we explore it's message verse by verse, examine key Greek words, uncover connections throughout scripture and apply its truths to everyday life. Each session will combine biblical teaching with opportunities for prayer and encounters with the Lord. Revelation reveals Jesus Christ - His authority, victory and promises to people. Deepen your understanding, strengthen your discernment and learn to face uncertain times with faith, peace and confidence in Him.
Serving Options
“Just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many.”
— Matthew 20:28
