Our Christmas series, "The Savior Is..." starts Sunday, 11/23, and goes through Sunday, 12/28. Service times are 8am, 9:30am and 11:00am with the 9:30am service streamed live on Facebook and YouTube.

For each sermon series in 2025 we have provided a corresponding study guide to help you engage the Word at a deeper level. For this series, we recommend the video series "Advent" by JD Greear on RightNow Media which also has two corresponding study guides. 

Join us this Christmas Eve (Wednesday, 12/24) at 4pm or 5:30pm as we celebrate the coming of Jesus with a message of hope, peace, and joy in the midst of what is often times a "weary world". Together, we’ll reflect on the gift of Jesus’ coming, a light shining into a world weighed down by hardship, division, and sin. Come and experience the wonder of His love, leave encouraged and rejoice in the hope that only Christ can bring.

Limited childcare will be available for infants through PreK

*Services will likely be crowded, please arrive a bit early

Join us for the Women’s Ministry Annual Christmas Ornament Exchange on Friday, December 5th! Bring a wrapped ornament to exchange and a favorite appetizer or dessert to share as we celebrate the season together. Enjoy fellowship, festive treats, and the joy of giving and receiving in this special holiday gathering. 

Join us for Carols & Cookies on Thursday, December 11th at 7:00pm—a joyful evening of singing your favorite Christmas carols together as we celebrate the birth of Jesus! After the music, stick around to enjoy cookies, hot drinks, and fellowship with friends and family. And for some extra fun, come wearing your favorite (or most outrageous!) ugly Christmas sweater! 

Children in foster care often bounce between child welfare (DCYF) offices, motels, shelters, emergency care facilities, and multiple short-term placements with little chance to get their questions answered, let alone process the trauma they have experienced.

Bridge Receiving Center is a therapeutic residential program where children (ages 4-18) find an immediate safe place to stay where they can begin to process their trauma while awaiting the next steps in their lives. 

The Annual Dave Wood Giving Tree for children ages 0-16 in the Sultan, Skykomish and Index communities.  
Pick up a tag at Mountainview Church or the Sky Valley Info Center then bring your corresponding unwrapped gifts back by December 12th. Monetary donations can also be made below

Alleviating homelessness, hunger, addiction and poverty for men, women and families in Everett, Washington and across Snohomish County through Christ-centered community development with a focus on shelter and collaboration. Everyone is welcomed without discrimination and treated with dignity and respect.