Why Westview?
Here at Westview, we believe Christianity is shaped by God, not by man. It is our goal to recognize God's teaching, will, and desire for our lives. Here, we affirm Biblical truths and strive to live by them as we uphold our purpose statement:
From here to Heaven...following God wherever He leads us.
From here to Heaven...following God wherever He leads us.
EXCITING NEWS! OUR APP IS NOW AVAILBLE TO DOWNLOAD!
We are excited to announce we have launched our app for our church on the Apple Store, the Google Play Store, the Amazon Appstore, and on Roku TV!
With this app, you can keep up with our calendars and events, watch/listen to our services, have access to a Bible with a yearly reading plan, digitally donate to the church, access various links to our websites and social pages, and be able to receive various messages for different church groups.
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With this app, you can keep up with our calendars and events, watch/listen to our services, have access to a Bible with a yearly reading plan, digitally donate to the church, access various links to our websites and social pages, and be able to receive various messages for different church groups.
Click the button below for all your download options!
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Commentary by a Common Terry
25 Years - September 13, 2026
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To remember the worst of humanity is to search for what makes us best. The answer to the Holocaust is not hatred, but the desire to belong to the One who lifts us above the inevitable mess. Even though it is a dark, dark world, sometimes seemingly pitch black, we, right in the middle of it, are to “...shine as lights in the world.” (Philippians 2:25)
We need to remember the evil that brought about a pitch-black Tuesday some 25 years ago. To allow the awareness of evil to fade is to pave the way for a diminished need to find our ultimate answer in the God who delivers us.
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If you'd like to continue reading this week's Commentary by a Common Terry, click the button below to access the full article and to see past Commentary articles by Terry.
To remember the worst of humanity is to search for what makes us best. The answer to the Holocaust is not hatred, but the desire to belong to the One who lifts us above the inevitable mess. Even though it is a dark, dark world, sometimes seemingly pitch black, we, right in the middle of it, are to “...shine as lights in the world.” (Philippians 2:25)
We need to remember the evil that brought about a pitch-black Tuesday some 25 years ago. To allow the awareness of evil to fade is to pave the way for a diminished need to find our ultimate answer in the God who delivers us.
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If you'd like to continue reading this week's Commentary by a Common Terry, click the button below to access the full article and to see past Commentary articles by Terry.
Service Times
Sunday Morning English Service
Worship Service 9:15am & Classes 10:30am
Sunday Morning Hispanic Service
Worship Service followed by Classes 11:15am
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