Join us for the MomCo Garage Sale, a chance to find great deals on clothes, home goods, toys, and more while supporting a meaningful ministry. The sale runs Friday and Saturday in the New View Church parking lot.

Every purchase helps MomCo encourage, equip, and connect moms in every stage of motherhood. If you have items you’d like to donate, donations will be collected on Sunday August 9th, immediately following service.

Come discover some treasures and be part of strengthening moms in our community.

Join us for the MomCo Garage Sale, a chance to find great deals on clothes, home goods, toys, and more while supporting a meaningful ministry. The sale runs Friday and Saturday in the New View Church parking lot.

Every purchase helps MomCo encourage, equip, and connect moms in every stage of motherhood. If you have items you’d like to donate, donations will be collected on Sunday August 9th, immediately following service.

Come discover some treasures and be part of strengthening moms in our community.

This Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting takes place on our church campus and provides a confidential, peer-supported environment for individuals seeking recovery from alcoholism. AA is a fellowship focused on sharing experience, strength, and hope as part of the recovery process.

The meeting is open to anyone interested in attending, including those who are new to AA or continuing in their recovery journey.

New View YTH is a place for students to discover Jesus, live courageously, and step into a new beginning, a new future, and a new view of life in Him. We’re building a generation rooted in hope, strengthened in community, and empowered to live out their faith boldly in everyday life. During YTH Summer, we take service outside and end every night around the bonfire together. Come dressed warm and ready for summer nights with friends, community, and unforgettable moments.

✔ A Place to Belong – We believe church should look like family. No matter your story or background, you are welcomed, seen, and valued here.
✔ Real Encounters with God – Through worship, teaching, and prayer, we create space for students to encounter Jesus personally and grow in their faith.
✔ Community That Matters – Build genuine friendships with students and leaders who will encourage, support, and walk alongside you.
✔ Courageous Living – Through discipleship, small groups, and intentional conversations, students are equipped to follow Jesus in every area of life.

Doors open at 6PM and service starts at 7PM!

After our 10am service on Sunday we’re collecting donations for the upcoming MomCo Garage Sale. If you have gently used items you’re ready to pass along, this is a great time to drop them off with our MomCo team.

Please keep in mind:

• We can’t accept anything the Snohomish County dump won’t take

• Clothing should be washed and gently used

• Small appliances and electronics must be in working condition

Thank you for helping support MomCo and making this sale possible. Your generosity makes a real difference for families in our community.

This Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting takes place on our church campus and provides a confidential, peer-supported environment for individuals seeking recovery from alcoholism. AA is a fellowship focused on sharing experience, strength, and hope as part of the recovery process.

The meeting is open to anyone interested in attending, including those who are new to AA or continuing in their recovery journey.

National Night Out is a chance for neighbors and local police to come together and invest in a stronger, safer community. New View Church will be hosting a booth to bless our neighborhood.

You’re invited to help us serve our community and create space for connection. Volunteers can sign up for one of two shifts, choosing the time that works best for them. It’s a great opportunity to share kindness and be a welcoming presence at this family‑friendly event. Sign up today!

Come be part of showing our community the love and welcome of Jesus.

This Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting takes place on our church campus and provides a confidential, peer-supported environment for individuals seeking recovery from alcoholism. AA is a fellowship focused on sharing experience, strength, and hope as part of the recovery process.

The meeting is open to anyone interested in attending, including those who are new to AA or continuing in their recovery journey.

Encounter Night is a space where we gather with expectancy — a night set apart to worship Jesus, seek His presence, and make room for the Holy Spirit to move in power.

We come believing that God still speaks, still heals, and still transforms lives. Together we lift our voices in worship, pray bold prayers, and lean in with faith for miracles, breakthrough, and fresh encounters with Him.

It’s simple at heart: we show up hungry, we pursue Jesus wholeheartedly, and we trust Him to do what only He can do.

Come ready. Come open. Come expectant.

Join us for a relaxed summer night around the bonfire with YTH. Students in 6th–12th grade are invited to hang out, roast free s’mores and hot dogs, and enjoy time together as we kick off the weekend. Bring a snack to share if you can, and come ready for yard games, good conversations, and a laid‑back evening with friends.

Please Note: this event may be turned into a movie night depending on weather and county burn bans. Follow our social media for updates.

This Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting takes place on our church campus and provides a confidential, peer-supported environment for individuals seeking recovery from alcoholism. AA is a fellowship focused on sharing experience, strength, and hope as part of the recovery process.

The meeting is open to anyone interested in attending, including those who are new to AA or continuing in their recovery journey.

This Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting takes place on our church campus and provides a confidential, peer-supported environment for individuals seeking recovery from alcoholism. AA is a fellowship focused on sharing experience, strength, and hope as part of the recovery process.

The meeting is open to anyone interested in attending, including those who are new to AA or continuing in their recovery journey.

Splash Camp Friends and Family Night is a space where families come together to celebrate all that God has done in the lives of their kids throughout the camp. Dinner is served from 5:30 to 6:30 so families can slow down, share a meal, and experience the kind of belonging that feels like home.

At 6:30 the celebration begins as we look back on the moments where kids encountered Jesus, embraced new friendships, elevated their faith, and were empowered to live courageously. It is a joyful wrap‑up to an unforgettable camp and a reminder that every generation is stepping into a new beginning, a new future, and a new view of life in him.

 Splash Camp 26 is currently full, and we are not able to accept additional registrations at this time.

July 13th-15th, 9AM-12PM

Preschool-5th grade

$5 per camper

Friends and Family Night July 15th at 5:30PM with dinner for the whole family!

Register NOW!

Splash Camp 26 is a high-energy, joy-filled experience where kids are invited to discover Jesus and learn what it means to live an elevated life. Every moment is designed to create space for connection, courage, and a whole lot of fun.

Through interactive games, creative crafts, hands-on science, meaningful stories, and getting absolutely soaked, campers experience a place where they can belong, build friendships, and grow. As they discover who Jesus is, they’ll be encouraged to see themselves through His eyes and step into lives marked by courage, purpose, and joy.

PLEASE NOTE: For the safety of both staff and campers, we are unable to change diapers. All preschool campers must be potty trained. 

 Splash Camp 26 is currently full, and we are not able to accept additional registrations at this time.

July 13th-15th, 9AM-12PM

Preschool-5th grade

$5 per camper

Friends and Family Night July 15th at 5:30PM with dinner for the whole family!

Register NOW!

Splash Camp 26 is a high-energy, joy-filled experience where kids are invited to discover Jesus and learn what it means to live an elevated life. Every moment is designed to create space for connection, courage, and a whole lot of fun.

Through interactive games, creative crafts, hands-on science, meaningful stories, and getting absolutely soaked, campers experience a place where they can belong, build friendships, and grow. As they discover who Jesus is, they’ll be encouraged to see themselves through His eyes and step into lives marked by courage, purpose, and joy.

PLEASE NOTE: For the safety of both staff and campers, we are unable to change diapers. All preschool campers must be potty trained. 

 Splash Camp 26 is currently full, and we are not able to accept additional registrations at this time.

July 13th-15th, 9AM-12PM

Preschool-5th grade

$5 per camper

Friends and Family Night July 15th at 5:30PM with dinner for the whole family!

Register NOW!

Splash Camp 26 is a high-energy, joy-filled experience where kids are invited to discover Jesus and learn what it means to live an elevated life. Every moment is designed to create space for connection, courage, and a whole lot of fun.

Through interactive games, creative crafts, hands-on science, meaningful stories, and getting absolutely soaked, campers experience a place where they can belong, build friendships, and grow. As they discover who Jesus is, they’ll be encouraged to see themselves through His eyes and step into lives marked by courage, purpose, and joy.

PLEASE NOTE: For the safety of both staff and campers, we are unable to change diapers. All preschool campers must be potty trained. 

This Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting takes place on our church campus and provides a confidential, peer-supported environment for individuals seeking recovery from alcoholism. AA is a fellowship focused on sharing experience, strength, and hope as part of the recovery process.

The meeting is open to anyone interested in attending, including those who are new to AA or continuing in their recovery journey.

This Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting takes place on our church campus and provides a confidential, peer-supported environment for individuals seeking recovery from alcoholism. AA is a fellowship focused on sharing experience, strength, and hope as part of the recovery process.

The meeting is open to anyone interested in attending, including those who are new to AA or continuing in their recovery journey.

Freedom Sunday is a moment to honor the freedom we enjoy as a nation while lifting our eyes to the deeper freedom we find in Jesus—the kind that restores, renews, and opens the door to a new beginning, a new future, and a new view of life in him.

After service, we’ll continue the celebration together with a potluck, yard games, and family fun. It’s the kind of day that feels like family: everyone bringing something to the table, kids running around, conversations that linger, and a sense of belonging that reminds us we’re part of something bigger.

Freedom Sunday is joyful, hope‑filled, and rooted in gratitude. It’s a chance to celebrate what God has done, what he’s doing, and the freedom he invites every generation to step into.

This Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting takes place on our church campus and provides a confidential, peer-supported environment for individuals seeking recovery from alcoholism. AA is a fellowship focused on sharing experience, strength, and hope as part of the recovery process.

The meeting is open to anyone interested in attending, including those who are new to AA or continuing in their recovery journey.

Trade the usual Wednesday night for something fun with a summer twist—YTH at the Beach! 6th-12th graders, you won't want to miss this. Bring your friends, your beach chair, and come ready for an unforgettable start to the summer. Address: 1255 Beach Drive, Camano Island. The address will take you to a house, we will be at the gated beach next door.

We’ll kick things off at 4:00 PM with swimming, paddleboarding, and kayaking, so come ready to get in the water and hang out. At 6:00 PM, we’ll fire up the grill for burgers and hot dogs, then gather together at 7:00 PM for an unforgettable sunset service featuring a special guest speaker.

This event will be relocated back to New View Church if it’s too cold or rainy. Follow us on Facebook or Instagram to stay up to date.

Celebrate Father’s Day with us at New View Church as we honor the men who faithfully lead, love, serve, and strengthen generations. This special Sunday is about more than celebrating fathers — it’s about creating space for every man to encounter Jesus and courageously step into the calling and purpose God has for his life.

Whether you’re a dad, grandfather, mentor, son, brother, or friend, you belong here. Bring the whole family and join us for a meaningful Father’s Day experience filled with faith, connection, and encouragement for every generation.

This Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting takes place on our church campus and provides a confidential, peer-supported environment for individuals seeking recovery from alcoholism. AA is a fellowship focused on sharing experience, strength, and hope as part of the recovery process.

The meeting is open to anyone interested in attending, including those who are new to AA or continuing in their recovery journey.

New View YTH is a place for students to discover Jesus, live courageously, and step into a new beginning, a new future, and a new view of life in Him. We’re building a generation rooted in hope, strengthened in community, and empowered to live out their faith boldly in everyday life. During YTH Summer, we take service outside and end every night around the bonfire together. Come dressed warm and ready for summer nights with friends, community, and unforgettable moments.

✔ A Place to Belong – We believe church should look like family. No matter your story or background, you are welcomed, seen, and valued here.
✔ Real Encounters with God – Through worship, teaching, and prayer, we create space for students to encounter Jesus personally and grow in their faith.
✔ Community That Matters – Build genuine friendships with students and leaders who will encourage, support, and walk alongside you.
✔ Courageous Living – Through discipleship, small groups, and intentional conversations, students are equipped to follow Jesus in every area of life.

Doors open at 6PM and service starts at 7PM!

This Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting takes place on our church campus and provides a confidential, peer-supported environment for individuals seeking recovery from alcoholism. AA is a fellowship focused on sharing experience, strength, and hope as part of the recovery process.

The meeting is open to anyone interested in attending, including those who are new to AA or continuing in their recovery journey.

New View YTH is a place for students to discover Jesus, live courageously, and step into a new beginning, a new future, and a new view of life in Him. We’re building a generation rooted in hope, strengthened in community, and empowered to live out their faith boldly in everyday life. During YTH Summer, we take service outside and end every night around the bonfire together. Come dressed warm and ready for summer nights with friends, community, and unforgettable moments.

✔ A Place to Belong – We believe church should look like family. No matter your story or background, you are welcomed, seen, and valued here.
✔ Real Encounters with God – Through worship, teaching, and prayer, we create space for students to encounter Jesus personally and grow in their faith.
✔ Community That Matters – Build genuine friendships with students and leaders who will encourage, support, and walk alongside you.
✔ Courageous Living – Through discipleship, small groups, and intentional conversations, students are equipped to follow Jesus in every area of life.

Doors open at 6PM and service starts at 7PM!

This Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting takes place on our church campus and provides a confidential, peer-supported environment for individuals seeking recovery from alcoholism. AA is a fellowship focused on sharing experience, strength, and hope as part of the recovery process.

The meeting is open to anyone interested in attending, including those who are new to AA or continuing in their recovery journey.

New View YTH is a place for students to discover Jesus, live courageously, and step into a new beginning, a new future, and a new view of life in Him. We’re building a generation rooted in hope, strengthened in community, and empowered to live out their faith boldly in everyday life. During YTH Summer, we take service outside and end every night around the bonfire together. Come dressed warm and ready for summer nights with friends, community, and unforgettable moments.

✔ A Place to Belong – We believe church should look like family. No matter your story or background, you are welcomed, seen, and valued here.
✔ Real Encounters with God – Through worship, teaching, and prayer, we create space for students to encounter Jesus personally and grow in their faith.
✔ Community That Matters – Build genuine friendships with students and leaders who will encourage, support, and walk alongside you.
✔ Courageous Living – Through discipleship, small groups, and intentional conversations, students are equipped to follow Jesus in every area of life.

Doors open at 6PM and service starts at 7PM!

Meet us at Pottery Vault in Stanwood on Friday, May 29th at 6PM for an evening of painting, relaxing, and connecting. Whether you're coming with friends or hoping to meet new ones, this event is all about enjoying great conversation, laughter, and building connections in a welcoming, laid-back atmosphere.

Choose your own pottery piece to paint—prices start at just $12—and enjoy light refreshments while you work. This is a welcoming space for women of all ages, so bring a friend and make it a night out! Please RSVP at this link by May 24th to secure your spot!

This Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting takes place on our church campus and provides a confidential, peer-supported environment for individuals seeking recovery from alcoholism. AA is a fellowship focused on sharing experience, strength, and hope as part of the recovery process.

The meeting is open to anyone interested in attending, including those who are new to AA or continuing in their recovery journey.