Mountain View Conference | Seventh-day Adventist Church

Rewarded Beyond Measure

Surrounded by church members Annabel Murphy and Sue Walter, Naomi Tricomi, pastoral assistant for the Weirton/Wheeling, W.Va., district, together display an advertising banner for a Single Mom’s Ministries event.

Story by Valerie Morikone

Naomi Tricomi has a fascinating story to share of her experience as a Bible worker in the Mountain View Conference (MVC):

Member Converts from Mormonism to Adventism

Jim Buchanan (right), pastor of the Cumberland/Frostburg church district, welcomes Don Kelly, a former Mormon, as the newest member of the Frostburg church.

Story by Jim Buchanan

When it Comes to Evangelism, Are We Getting it Right?

Pastors from the Mountain View Conference pray during the Columbia Union Conference's Transformational Evangelism event. Photograph by Brian Tagalog

Story by V. Michelle Bernard / Photos by Brian Tagalog

Historically, the Seventh-day Adventist Church has relied heavily on old-style revival efforts, prophecy seminars in public spaces and other traditional forms of evangelism. In the last 20 years, popular speakers have transmitted their sermons to local churches via satellite—all to share the unique Seventh-day Adventist message.

Attend Mountain View Conference's 2019 Camp Meeting

"Mission-Focused Till He Comes," | Valley Vista Adventist Center, 532 Valley Vista Lane, Huttonsville, W.Va. | June 14–22, mtviewconf.org

Camp Meeting Speakers

Mountain View Conference Re-Elects Officers

At Mountain View Conference’s constituency, Victor Zill, pictured with his wife, Monica, was re-elected secretary/treasurer, and Mike Hewitt, pictured with his wife, Brittan, was re-elected president.

Story by Valerie Morikone

At Mountain View Conference’s constituency session, held Sunday, delegates re-elected their top two officers and received good news about the financial picture of the smallest conference in the Columbia Union.