Who we are
We are a non-denominational congregation dedicated to the restoration of the New Testament Church in doctrine, ordinance, and life.
Parkview Christian Church makes no claim to be different from the other Bible churches; in fact, our goal is unity, not division. Christianity has sufferred long enough from the divisions among Christian people. We do not want to be different , what we want is for Jesus' prayer to become reality: "That they may all be one, even as you, Father, are in me and I in you, that they also may be in us" (John 17:21).
Our movement began in the early nineteenth century when there was much fighting among Christians on the frontier over various religious creeds and beliefs. A group of Christians broke away from the denominationalism announcing that they would follow the Bible alone, instead of human creeds.
Over the years, people have realized that they want to be Christians without the possible complications of denomination. They want to break down unnnecessary walls among Christians.
The Restoration Movement, of which we are a part, got its name from the fact that we are trying to restore the church to the precedents set by the Church of the New Testament. Over the years, many man-made rules, regulations, doctrines, and practices crept into many churches and we feel that it is time to get back to the Bible.
Since we are trying to imitate the New Testament Church, we:
Preach Jesus Christ
Baptize by immersion
Observe Communion every Sunday
Call our leaders Elders and Deacons
Like the earliest churches, our church is independent. We have no church hierarchy, no headquarters in another city that determines policy. As a congregation, we elect elders, call and support our ministers, decide where our resources will be dedicated, and in every way rely on God to determine the direction and vision of this Church.
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Parkview Christian Church makes no claim to be different from the other Bible churches; in fact, our goal is unity, not division. Christianity has sufferred long enough from the divisions among Christian people. We do not want to be different , what we want is for Jesus' prayer to become reality: "That they may all be one, even as you, Father, are in me and I in you, that they also may be in us" (John 17:21).
Our movement began in the early nineteenth century when there was much fighting among Christians on the frontier over various religious creeds and beliefs. A group of Christians broke away from the denominationalism announcing that they would follow the Bible alone, instead of human creeds.
Over the years, people have realized that they want to be Christians without the possible complications of denomination. They want to break down unnnecessary walls among Christians.
The Restoration Movement, of which we are a part, got its name from the fact that we are trying to restore the church to the precedents set by the Church of the New Testament. Over the years, many man-made rules, regulations, doctrines, and practices crept into many churches and we feel that it is time to get back to the Bible.
Like the earliest churches, our church is independent. We have no church hierarchy, no headquarters in another city that determines policy. As a congregation, we elect elders, call and support our ministers, decide where our resources will be dedicated, and in every way rely on God to determine the direction and vision of this Church.
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Location of worship
11467 N 1550 Blvd
Mount Carmel,
IL
62863
United States
Phone: 618-262-4325
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Church Pastor
Mark Richison
Senior Minister
11467 N 1550 Blvd
Mount Carmel,
IL
62863
United States
Phone: 618-262-4325
Click here to contact Mark Richison Â
Church Website
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Leadership
Leader Name:
Mark Richison Â
Leader Position:
Senior Minister Â
Phone:
Leader Email:
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Administration
Admin Name:
Gina Farmer Â
Admin Position:
Administrative Assistant Â
Phone:
Admin Email:
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Parkview Christian Church Service Times
Sunday Mornings at 8:30 and 10:45. Wednesday evenings at 6:30.
Join us for worship on Sunday mornings and then again Wednesday nights for an in-depth Bible study.
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Join us for worship on Sunday mornings and then again Wednesday nights for an in-depth Bible study.
It's been more than 7 years since the last service times update. Please make sure to contact the church to confirm service times.
Please contact the church to confirm Service Times or SUBSCRIBE to updates below
Sunday School / Children and Youth Activities
Under 12s:
KidzStuf
KidzStuf Worship are provided for all kids (Birth-5th grade) at each of our two worship services and at our Small Group (Sunday school) time as well. We believe that children matter to God and that we have a responsibility to help them develop a relationship with Him. In each classroom from birth to 5th grade, children will experience age-appropriate teaching and activities that will help them connect with God. Â
KidzStuf Worship are provided for all kids (Birth-5th grade) at each of our two worship services and at our Small Group (Sunday school) time as well. We believe that children matter to God and that we have a responsibility to help them develop a relationship with Him. In each classroom from birth to 5th grade, children will experience age-appropriate teaching and activities that will help them connect with God. Â
Under 18s:
Student Ministry
Middle School Community is Wednesday Nights from 5:30 - 7:30 at the Legion.
High School will meet on Sunday nights from 5:30 to 7:30 at the Legion. Â
Middle School Community is Wednesday Nights from 5:30 - 7:30 at the Legion.
High School will meet on Sunday nights from 5:30 to 7:30 at the Legion. Â
Other information
Parkview Christian Church History
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Parkview Christian Church listing was last updated on the 31st of August, 2016