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Welcome to Hillview Bible Chapel
Hi and welcome to our website!

We are a family of believers whose ministry and motivation comes from a personal love for Jesus Christ.  Our heart's desire is to glorify Him and to share His love with all.  We do this from the foundation of His Word and with a focus on the needs of His world.

 

Here are some quick links to get to the heart of what we believe and where and when to find us.

 

Thanks for stopping by and checking us out.  Please come and visit us soon!
 
"Welcome to Hillview" Class
Starts in January @ 11am on Sunday mornings at Hillview we will be presenting our second of four Foundation Series classes for the Adult Sunday school at 10am:

"Welcome to Hillview – The Principles We Live Byl"

This class is a must for all who would like to know more about why Hillview does what it does with regard to worship, fellowship, leadership, etc.

Some of the topics covered will be:

  • God's Definition and Commision of the Church
  • Edification of the Church through teaching of the Word, Fellowship, Servanthood and Stewardship
  • Exaltation through Breaking of Bread and Prayer
  • Evangelism
  • Families in the Church
  • Church Purity
  • Roles of Elders and Deacons

All are invited to attend who have not completed this class before. It will be another two years before this class is offered again so seriously consider taking it this time around. 
 
 
 
 
Schedule of Services

We are now on a "2 service" schedule as follows:-

 8:30am -- 9:30am Breaking of Bread #1 
 9:30am -- 10:00am Fellowship #1 
 10:00am -- 11:00am Family Bible Hour #1 
 11:00am -- 12 pm Sunday School/Prayer Time  
 12:00pm -- 12:30pm Fellowship #2 
 12:30pm -- 1:30pm Family Bible Hour #2 
 1:30pm -- 2:30pm Breaking of Bread #2 
 
Bible Survey 2: Joshua to 1 Chronicles
Bible Survey I is a 13 week course providing an overview of Joshua to 1 Chronicles.
When: Wednesday evenings, 7pm at Hillview starting Jan-2012. 
This course is open to anyone who wishes to participate, ages 14 and older. It is taught, however, on an adult level. For students not taking the class for credit, it is recommended, but not required, that they read the assigned passage each week before class and complete the homework questions.