Question 1

What does an Easter celebration look like at Mountain View?

Accepted Answer

We go big for Easter. Mountain View's Easter celebration begins at 9 a.m. with a free breakfast and coffee in our multipurpose atrium building. There will be tables and chairs set up inside that building and outside in a shaded courtyard.   At 10 a.m., your kids can join an Easter egg hunt on our campus. There will be two separate egg hunts, one for toddlers and preschoolers and another for elementary-age children. If your child would like to participate, make sure to bring a bucket or bag they can use as they collect eggs.   Our worship celebration begins at 10:30 a.m. in the worship center (the front building with the large cross). The worship service is one-hour long and includes live music and a message from our pastor. You can also participate in the worship celebration from home. Catch the livestream at mvbctucson.online.church or on our YouTube channel: MVBCTucson.

Question 2

How long is the church service?

Accepted Answer

In total, a Mountain View worship celebration is about 60 minutes in length. Services begin with the church worship band leading the congregation in music. Song lyrics are projected onto screens so you can sing along and engage with the music however you feel most comfortable. After the music portion of service is complete, a pastor will share an encouraging, challenging and hope-filled message from the Bible.

Question 3

What about my kids?

Accepted Answer

Easter is a celebration, and we want your kids to have a blast.   After your family shares breakfast together,  your kids can participate in our free Easter egg hunts at 10 a.m. Bring a basket and let them race around campus to collect as many candy-filled eggs as possible. We'll have two separate hunts – one for toddlers and preschoolers and another for elementary-age children.   At 10:30 a.m., your kids can experience a fun, age-appropriate Easter celebration in our kids' ministry department in the multipurpose building while you enjoy the main church service.   When you arrive at the kids' ministry department, we will check your children in, and then you and your child will be given matching name tags that are exclusive to your family and visit. A kids' ministry volunteer will escort your child into their age-appropriate classroom. If you're visiting for the first time, you can make the check-in process go faster by letting us know you're coming and pre-registering your kids here.   For more information about Mountain View's kids' ministry and check-in process, head over to mvbctucson.org/kids.  If you have teenagers in grades seven through 12, they're invited to join you in the 10:30 a.m. worship celebration. There is no separate programming for middle and high school students on Easter Sunday. For more information about Mountain View's student ministry, visit mvbctucson.org/students.

Question 4

Where should I park?

Accepted Answer

There are dedicated guest parking spots near the front of our parking lot — but if you arrive and don't seen any available spots, don't worry! There is a large parking lot on campus just behind the church buildings. If you get here early enough, you might even score a shaded spot under a tree.

Question 5

What should I wear?

Accepted Answer

You will see a range of styles on Easter Sunday, from jeans and T-shirts to sundresses and suits. Easter is definitely a Sunday when people dress up a bit more, but feel free to wear what makes you comfortable. This is Tucson, after all, and Tucson casual is a real thing.

SUNDAY, APRIL 17 • 10:30 AM

3500 W. Overton Road
Tucson, AZ 85742

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