In February of 1911 Mountain View Baptist Church was constituted and organized. The first church family was made up of 29 men and women. The first deacons elected to serve the church were W.G. Meadows, W.H. Slate, L.J. Kiser, and J.F. Meadows. In April 1911, the church began its first Sunday School with seven teachers and officers. Deacon L.J. Kiser was the first Sunday School Superintendent. The young church grew. In September 1911, several individuals were baptized in the outdoor pool. In 1929 the congregation voted to move the building from Mountain View Road to its present location on Mountain View Church Road. Since moving the church to its present location on Mountain View Church Road, the church has been added to and remolded on several occasions. Most recently having painted and updated the sanctuary. The church was organized as a Southern Baptist Church and has always supported the mission ministries of the Southern Baptist Convention. We currently give a percentage of undesignated offerings to the local association of churches (Triad Church Network). To meet special needs within the church family a benevolent fund was created with a designated amount going to that fund each month. In support of the local ministry the church family gives each month to the King Outreach Ministry financially and food donations for their food pantry.