PLAN A VISIT
Plan a Visit
We know meeting someone for the first time can be intimidating and going to a new church for the first time can be nerve-racking. We want to help make your first experience at Mountain View a great one!
What to Expect at MVCC
Culpeper Campus: 9:15a | 11:00a
Orange Campus: 10:30a
Online Campus: 11:00a
Our services are contemporary and upbeat, played by a full worship band and are around 60 minutes in length. The messages are relevant and applicable to your life and the struggles we all face. After service, people love to hang around and fellowship in our hospitality area and snag some coffee and snacks.
You can dress casual — jeans, khakis, shorts, dresses — however you are comfortable. Just come as you are and relax. We’re real people and value authenticity, instead of appearance.
Under normal operations, babies – elementary grades get checked into an age-specific room in the Student Center (at both campuses) during morning services for age-appropriate activities.
For children with special needs, there is a special team of people at the Culpeper Campus that serve in our Unlimited room. Additionally, for students in 5th-8th grades, classes are available at the Culpeper Campus.
For more information, including when specific rooms are open, click here to go to the KIDZ page.
Middle School Students:
Culpeper Campus – At both 10:00 and 11:30, Loop (5th-6th) and Surge (7th-8th) are open. Both Loop and Surge are not available at the 8:30 service.
Orange Campus – Currently not available at this campus.
Middle school students also attend Revolution, which is combined with high school and meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00pm, at the Culpeper Campus.
High School Students:
High school students worship with their families or serve during each service.
High school students also attend Revolution, which is combined with middle school and meets on Sunday nights from 6:00-8:00pm, at the Culpeper Campus.
(Visit the Student Page for more)
Now that you’ve visited, it is the perfect time to begin your journey of connecting to Mountain View. There is a path called “Starting Point” that is specifically set up to help people new to the church to get known, connected, and rooted. Click the link below to learn more.
