Mountain View Conference

“Christ’s method alone will give true success in reaching the [children]. The Savior mingled with [them] as one who desired their good. He showed His sympathy for them, ministered to their needs, and won their confidence. Then He bade them, ‘Follow Me’” (The Ministry of Healing, p.143).

This summer the Mountain View Conference (MVC) kicked off a mission project that connected Seventh-day Adventists on two continents.

Story by Mountain View Conference Staff

A 2013 partnership between the Voice of Prophecy (VOP) and the Mountain View Conference (MVC) recently resulted in a new church company in West Virginia. One of the three mailings the partners sent to blanket the MVC was focused in the New Martinsville area.

Rebecca Trent, a member of the Logan (W.Va.) church, visited a church petting zoo and thought it would be a good outreach event for her community. She wanted to raise awareness of the Seventh-day Adventist Church and the truths it professes.

Story by Mountain View Conference Staff

Mountain View Conference (MVC) is mourning the death of Feryl E. Moorhouse Harris, former MVC Sabbath School, Children’s and Women’s ministries and Trust Services department director. Harris died as a result of a car crash June 15 in Riverside, Calif.

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Carol Zarska, a member of Mountain View Conference’s Inwood church in Gerrardstown, W.Va., published God’s Triumphant Love: Fall in Love With Jesus All Over Again! where she shares Jesus’ character through the great controversy story.

There is an extra buzz of activity in Mountain View Conference schools thanks to an innovative school growth and marketing initiative.

Story by Cheryl Jacko

Los hispanos planifican un campestre

A pesar de que algunas asociaciones cancelaron sus campestres en lugar de la Sesión General en julio, muchos miembros hispanos en la Unión aún tienen planes de reunirse. A continuación algunos detalles para ayudarle a planificar:

Chesapeake Conference

It had been a frantically busy, sometimes frustrating day as the principal of

In 2006 Basil Bennett, a Charleston (W.Va.) church member, underwent coronary bypass surgery. To help his health, he gave up eggs and ate only lean meat. But, in spite of his new “healthy” diet, he continued gaining weight, had high cholesterol and blood pressure, an irregular heartbeat and medication-induced neuropathy.