Terrace View Baptist Church

05/28/2026

A very small light will do much good in a very dark place. -DL Moody

05/24/2026

Children and youth are invited to participate in TVBC's Summer Monday Fundays. We will prepare and eat lunch together, have a time of worship, complete a service project, and watch a family friendly movie.

05/22/2026

05/01/2026

The new sign looks great!

05/01/2026

Experienced church planters, Mike and Monica Brennan, moved from Wyoming to Hawaii with a unique mission. In addition to planting a church, they are fighting one of the darkest crimes in our world: human trafficking.

The Brennans operate Hibiscus Haven, a safe house for women rescued from s*x trafficking. These women have endured deep trauma, and healing takes time, care, and most importantly, the love of Jesus.

Hibiscus Haven is more than a place to stay—it’s a place where broken women discover they are image bearers of Christ. The Brennans provide Christian counseling tailored for those suffering from severe trauma and PTSD.

While caring for these women, Mike and Monica are also planting a church in their community. They believe lasting change comes through the Gospel and want to create a place where survivors and locals alike can find hope in Jesus.

Through the Cooperative Program, our church helps fund this vital ministry. Pray for the safety of Mike and Monica, healing for the women in their care, and for their church to become a beacon of hope.

Find 52 Sundays resources here → sbcv.org/52sundays

04/23/2026

Glad to be able to support LU’s Cinematic Arts Department as they used our church for shooting part of their next feature film!

04/13/2026

Pray for your pastor.

04/13/2026

In our prayer time today, let’s remember Amber and Nick Sroka, missionaries serving in Brasília, Brazil.

Some Indigenous families in Brazil face an unimaginable choice to either follow tribal traditions of infanticide or face rejection from their people. Babies born with disabilities, diseases, or in the case of twins, are often at risk. Families who refuse these practices are sometimes forced to leave their tribes.

The Srokas are bringing the hope of Christ into this darkness. Partnering with a Baptist church from Missouri, they hosted a summer event where they met children like Jessica, who was born with muscular dystrophy. Her parents left their tribe to protect her.

Amber and Nick serve through ATINI, which means “voice” in a local Indigenous language. ATINI is a ministry center that provides medical care, education, and tutoring, while also walking alongside families with the love of Christ.

One couple, Edgar and Elisa, now living at ATINI with their five children, recently placed their faith in Jesus. Their testimony shines as evidence of God’s transforming power.

Let’s pray that more Indigenous families will see the worth of their children, hear the story of a loving God, and find hope in Christ.

Find 52 Sundays resources here → sbcv.org/52sundays