Mountain View Conference

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.

Two Mountain View Conference members recently celebrated their 100th birthdays!
Story by Valerie Morikone

10 Schools Rank High on Review List
Article by Visitor staff

Marlinton Congregants Grow Thru Witnessing
Story and photograph by Yonnie Michael

Mountain View contrata a un líder para ministerio

Are We Faithful Stewards?
By Larry Boggess, Mountain View Conference president

As I observe today’s events, the words of the song “Midnight Cry” come to mind. Troublesome times are upon us. Soon we will hear the midnight cry and Jesus will be here.

The Mountain View Conference Pathfinders  have been leading a statewide festival parade for years and it is making an impression on the community.

Story by Valerie Morikone, Photograph by Art Calhoun

Story by Valerie Morikone, Photo by Monica Zill

Each fall Mountain View Conference schools take their students (grades K-12) to Valley Vista Adventist Center in Huttonsville, W.Va., to enjoy a day focused on math and science. In this photo, Reagan Moore and Isis Barreto-Tellez, students from Parkersburg Academy in Parkersburg, W.Va., enjoy a game about telling time.

Charleston Church Celebrates 50th Anniversary

Story by Kathy Pepper