Plan Your Visit
We are so glad you’re planning to join us at LongView Bible Church. Here’s everything you need to know about your first visit, from parking and Kids’ Ministry to accessibility for guests with special needs and what to wear. Our Service starts at 1:00 pm every Sunday. Youth Sunday is every 5th Sunday.
Service is shown online and held live in the sanctuary. Youth Sunday is also shown online and held live in the sanctuary.
Service is shown online and held live in the sanctuary. Youth Sunday is also shown online and held live in the sanctuary.
Get Connected
Grow Stronger
Attend the New Members Class
to learn about God's purpose
for your life.
to learn about God's purpose
for your life.
Connect With Others
Experience for yourself why we
say life is better connected.
Find a group that's right for you.
say life is better connected.
Find a group that's right for you.
Make A Difference
Learn about opportunities and
serve in an area of the church
where your life can make a difference.
serve in an area of the church
where your life can make a difference.
Wednesday Evening Bible Study
Mighty Men
Mother's Day May 10th
Wednesday Bible Study coincides with our Sunday messages. This allows us to ask questions and go deeper in study of God's word - together. So join us in the sanctuary or via Zoom at 6:30pm. Please click on the button below to join the session. The passcode is: 512641
Join the Mighty Men of LongView
Saturday April 25th at 9am as we discuss the word of God. We usually meet and then fellowship together with breakfast at one of the local eateries. This session's topic will be announced shortly. Men, come out and bring a friend.
Saturday April 25th at 9am as we discuss the word of God. We usually meet and then fellowship together with breakfast at one of the local eateries. This session's topic will be announced shortly. Men, come out and bring a friend.
Mother's Day is observed the second Sunday in May. It is a time to honor mothers, grandmothers, and great-grandmothers for their contribution to family and society