Minister:
Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng (Supply)

Following the conclusion of the placement of Rev. Brendan Byrne at the Mountview congregation,
​we are pleased to advise that Rev. Tina Lyndon Ng has been appointed as Supply Minister at Mountview, beginning in November 2019.

Children

Mountview is committed to including children in worship, as well as nurturing them toward a mature adult faith.  Using story-telling, multi-media, singing and the involvement of the whole congregation, time is set aside in each service for engagement with the Scriptural message.  Mountview continues to explore ways to enable its children and teens to participate more fully in the Sunday service and life of our community.  For many years the Awaken! afternoon services also served this need.  
​The Young Adult group's engagement with the children and teens - including them with their group's community food collections - is another successful venture.

Young Adults

Mountview is truly blessed by a vibrant group of young adults (from Mountview and elsewhere) who meet at 7:00pm every second Monday; to study Scripture, discuss life and the world, pray, chat, laugh, and eat.  The group aims to balance studying Scripture with examining social justice issues, as well as actively participating or organising various fundraising and volunteering.
​They are often known as the Monday Night Group.
* all meetings are now via teleconferencing

Centre 81

Centre 81 is a drop-in centre located at 81 Doncaster East Road, on the north-western corner of the Mountview property, and is open most weekday mornings. 
This outreach mission / ministry centre opened in May 1989 and has been offering companionship, referrals, and food parcels for those in need for over 30 years. 
For further details, including contact details and our
'Charities Christmas Card Shop', click here

Pastoral Partners

Mountview's Pastoral Partners program provides pastoral care to all members of the Mountview congregation, both through regular informal contact and in response to specific needs.  The Pastoral Partners team meets on the 2nd Wednesday of every odd month for training, support, and conversation.

Non-UCA Ministries:

Gospel Baptist Church
(Falam Chin language)

This independent worshipping community consists of minority Chin people from North-East Burma / Myanmar, many of whom are refugees fleeing persecution in their homeland.  
This Christian community meets at Mountview on Sunday afternoons from 12:30 pm. 
​Although neither a recognised congregation or faith community of the Uniting Church, Mountview has agreed to extend some interim hospitality to this group, commencing from January 2014.