“Heal the man. Heal the land.” That’s not just a slogan. It is the driving force behind Mountain View Community Church.
Mountain View Community Church welcomes you home. It stands as a testament to faith. It also embodies community spirit in Honolulu.
Rob and Barb Gross started Mountain View Community Church in 1992. Only 14 people were there at the start. Their vision was clear. They wanted to reach the people of Kaneohe. They planned seeker-sensitive services. These had short worship times. They also included dramatic presentations. The messages were designed to be helpful.
In 1996, something remarkable happened. The Holy Spirit touched Pastor Rob. This changed his life. Mountain View transitioned. It went from a purpose-driven church to a Spirit-led congregation.
Since then, the people of Mountain View Community Church have seen miracles. The Lord performed healing after healing. Many found inner peace. People discovered who they truly were in God’s eyes.
Today, 250 people call Mountain View their church family. They have experienced God’s transformative power. Services are held every Sunday at 10 AM. You can join in person or online.
Yvette Salazar is the Connections Pastor. She helps people connect and grow. The church offers classes and events. These are part of a pathway to transformation.
Mountain View Community Church believes in service. Just as Jesus came to serve, so should we. There are many serving opportunities available.
The church encourages sharing your stories. Share how you have experienced God’s goodness. Mountain View celebrates these moments. They remind everyone of God’s presence.
Gary and Amy Sugawa emphasize the gift of tithing. Giving back is an important part of their faith.
Pastor Rob Gross believes Hawaii can be a Christian state. He planted Mountain View Community Church in 1992. He envisions a move of God’s Spirit. This will bring healing and salvation. It will spread across the islands.
Cindy Jacobs prophesied that Hawaii would become an all-Christian state. Pastor Rob holds onto this vision. He believes it can come to pass.
Mountain View Community Church embraces unity. Like the Little League team from Hawaii, they believe in “We, greater than me.” Every member contributes their gifts.
The church finds inspiration in the Book of Acts. They strive to be “with one accord.” This unity allows God’s power to manifest.
Mountain View Community Church remembers Hawaii’s Christian history. During the Second Great Awakening, Titus Coan led a revival. Hawaii became known as a Christian nation.
Mountain View seeks to revive this legacy. They believe God is birthing another powerful move of the Spirit. This will transform communities.
So, consider joining Mountain View Community Church. Experience the transformative power of God. Be part of a family. Help heal the man and the land.