Pastor Lyn will teach a series from 1 and 2 Samuel called “David: When Faith Meets Life.” The class begins September 9 at 9:45 in Meredith Hall and online. The goal this year is to grow more deeply in our relationship with Jesus by seeing how even those chosen by God are tempted, tried, and protected by God’s love in Christ.

This study will follow the historical and Biblical narrative of David’s life. We will also see God’s continued love and care for Israel, his intervention in the lives of his people as they demand a king, and as they are caught up in endless wars and palace drama. Beneath all the drama is the story of a personal relationship between God and David, a man after God’s own heart, which leads to Jesus being named the Son of David in the New Testament (Matthew 1:1).

Ready for a faith that moves? Join us for a deep dive into the book of Romans as we explore The Gospel, The Power, The Life. We will uncover the radical good news of grace, tap into the power of God for salvation, and learn to walk daily in the Spirit. Begins Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 7:00 AM • Room 101 • Led by Pastor Kirk Sexton.

Contact Pastor Kirk for more information: kirks@mtviewpres.org

In the Bible, the number 41 symbolizes fresh starts, hope, and triumph over trials. It marks the shift from testing to a season of promise. At Mountain View, 41 Women come together to read, study, pray, and uplift one another, especially during loneliness, uncertainty, or heartache. We hold onto a powerful truth: hope is alive. We keep our eyes on what has been promised and eagerly await what lies ahead, centering our hearts on Him. Join us Thursdays at 9 am or 7 pm in the EEC as we dive into God’s Homecoming by NT Wright. We have extra copies waiting for you. Our journey begins August 20th. Curious or ready to join? Reach out to Sarah at sarahf@mtviewpres.org.

Caring for someone we love can be beautiful, exhausting, confusing, and lonely—all at the same time. We’re beginning a conversation about creating a new support group for people caring for loved ones in all kinds of circumstances: a cancer diagnosis, an aging parent, chronic illness, or any season when someone you love needs extra care. Come and help us explore what this group could become on September 10, at 11:00 AM in EEC. Contact Marjorie Henry at marjwh@cox.net.

Join us for Family Game Night on Friday, September 11th at 6 pm in Meredith Hall!

Bingo! Trivia! Prizes! Free popcorn! Free lemonade!

Pizza $1/slice! Candy $1/box!

Fun for the whole family! Invite your friends!

Book Circle discusses one book every month. We meet at 10:00 am on the second Monday of the month, September through June.

Motherhood is beautiful—and hard. At MomCo, we believe moms shouldn’t have to do it alone. Whether you're knee-deep in diapers or navigating school drop-offs and sports schedules, there's a seat for you here. MomCo is a nationwide ministry designed to encourage, equip, and empower moms. At Mountain View Presbyterian Church, we're launching our own MomCo group as a space for moms in every season of motherhood to gather, grow, and find meaningful connection.

For more information and to register: https://mtviewpres.org/momco

Pastor Lyn will teach a series from 1 and 2 Samuel called “David: When Faith Meets Life.” The class begins September 9 at 9:45 in Meredith Hall and online. The goal this year is to grow more deeply in our relationship with Jesus by seeing how even those chosen by God are tempted, tried, and protected by God’s love in Christ.

This study will follow the historical and Biblical narrative of David’s life. We will also see God’s continued love and care for Israel, his intervention in the lives of his people as they demand a king, and as they are caught up in endless wars and palace drama. Beneath all the drama is the story of a personal relationship between God and David, a man after God’s own heart, which leads to Jesus being named the Son of David in the New Testament (Matthew 1:1).

Ready for a faith that moves? Join us for a deep dive into the book of Romans as we explore The Gospel, The Power, The Life. We will uncover the radical good news of grace, tap into the power of God for salvation, and learn to walk daily in the Spirit. Begins Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 7:00 AM • Room 101 • Led by Pastor Kirk Sexton.

Contact Pastor Kirk for more information: kirks@mtviewpres.org

In the Bible, the number 41 symbolizes fresh starts, hope, and triumph over trials. It marks the shift from testing to a season of promise. At Mountain View, 41 Women come together to read, study, pray, and uplift one another, especially during loneliness, uncertainty, or heartache. We hold onto a powerful truth: hope is alive. We keep our eyes on what has been promised and eagerly await what lies ahead, centering our hearts on Him. Join us Thursdays at 9 am or 7 pm in the EEC as we dive into God’s Homecoming by NT Wright. We have extra copies waiting for you. Our journey begins August 20th. Curious or ready to join? Reach out to Sarah at sarahf@mtviewpres.org.

God intends not to abandon creation, but to renew it and dwell with humanity.

N. T. Wright’s book, God’s Homecoming, challenges the common idea that Christianity is mainly about “going to heaven when we die.” Instead, Jesus’ resurrection begins God’s restoration of the world – giving Christians hope and a calling to participate in that renewal now.

Starting September 13; 10:15-11:15; Room 101; facilitated by Carl Johnson.

Pastor Lyn will teach a series from 1 and 2 Samuel called “David: When Faith Meets Life.” The class begins September 9 at 9:45 in Meredith Hall and online. The goal this year is to grow more deeply in our relationship with Jesus by seeing how even those chosen by God are tempted, tried, and protected by God’s love in Christ.

This study will follow the historical and Biblical narrative of David’s life. We will also see God’s continued love and care for Israel, his intervention in the lives of his people as they demand a king, and as they are caught up in endless wars and palace drama. Beneath all the drama is the story of a personal relationship between God and David, a man after God’s own heart, which leads to Jesus being named the Son of David in the New Testament (Matthew 1:1).

Ready for a faith that moves? Join us for a deep dive into the book of Romans as we explore The Gospel, The Power, The Life. We will uncover the radical good news of grace, tap into the power of God for salvation, and learn to walk daily in the Spirit. Begins Thursday, September 10, 2026 at 7:00 AM • Room 101 • Led by Pastor Kirk Sexton.

Contact Pastor Kirk for more information: kirks@mtviewpres.org

In the Bible, the number 41 symbolizes fresh starts, hope, and triumph over trials. It marks the shift from testing to a season of promise. At Mountain View, 41 Women come together to read, study, pray, and uplift one another, especially during loneliness, uncertainty, or heartache. We hold onto a powerful truth: hope is alive. We keep our eyes on what has been promised and eagerly await what lies ahead, centering our hearts on Him. Join us Thursdays at 9 am or 7 pm in the EEC as we dive into God’s Homecoming by NT Wright. We have extra copies waiting for you. Our journey begins August 20th. Curious or ready to join? Reach out to Sarah at sarahf@mtviewpres.org.

God intends not to abandon creation, but to renew it and dwell with humanity.

N. T. Wright’s book, God’s Homecoming, challenges the common idea that Christianity is mainly about “going to heaven when we die.” Instead, Jesus’ resurrection begins God’s restoration of the world – giving Christians hope and a calling to participate in that renewal now.

Starting September 13; 10:15-11:15; Room 101; facilitated by Carl Johnson.

We invite you to become an Adult Prayer Partner for this program year, running from September to May. Our goal is to connect every child and student with a supportive adult who will pray for them, greet them on campus, and nurture a meaningful relationship. Join us as we launch the program with a special luncheon on Sunday, September 27th. If you are interested in being an APP or want to learn more, please reach out to Sarah at sarahf@mtviewpres.org.

Pastor Lyn will teach a series from 1 and 2 Samuel called “David: When Faith Meets Life.” The class begins September 9 at 9:45 in Meredith Hall and online. The goal this year is to grow more deeply in our relationship with Jesus by seeing how even those chosen by God are tempted, tried, and protected by God’s love in Christ.

This study will follow the historical and Biblical narrative of David’s life. We will also see God’s continued love and care for Israel, his intervention in the lives of his people as they demand a king, and as they are caught up in endless wars and palace drama. Beneath all the drama is the story of a personal relationship between God and David, a man after God’s own heart, which leads to Jesus being named the Son of David in the New Testament (Matthew 1:1).

Motherhood is beautiful—and hard. At MomCo, we believe moms shouldn’t have to do it alone. Whether you're knee-deep in diapers or navigating school drop-offs and sports schedules, there's a seat for you here. MomCo is a nationwide ministry designed to encourage, equip, and empower moms. At Mountain View Presbyterian Church, we're launching our own MomCo group as a space for moms in every season of motherhood to gather, grow, and find meaningful connection.

For more information and to register: https://mtviewpres.org/momco

Ladies! Join us Sunday, October 18, 2 PM at Sarah Furrier's house for a potluck! More details coming soon!

Motherhood is beautiful—and hard. At MomCo, we believe moms shouldn’t have to do it alone. Whether you're knee-deep in diapers or navigating school drop-offs and sports schedules, there's a seat for you here. MomCo is a nationwide ministry designed to encourage, equip, and empower moms. At Mountain View Presbyterian Church, we're launching our own MomCo group as a space for moms in every season of motherhood to gather, grow, and find meaningful connection.

For more information and to register: https://mtviewpres.org/momco

Motherhood is beautiful—and hard. At MomCo, we believe moms shouldn’t have to do it alone. Whether you're knee-deep in diapers or navigating school drop-offs and sports schedules, there's a seat for you here. MomCo is a nationwide ministry designed to encourage, equip, and empower moms. At Mountain View Presbyterian Church, we're launching our own MomCo group as a space for moms in every season of motherhood to gather, grow, and find meaningful connection.

For more information and to register: https://mtviewpres.org/momco