Loon Mountain Ministry

“Inviting all who wander in the mountains to experience the wonder of God.”

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Welcome! Join us for non-denominational, outdoor worship services in the summer and winter at Loon Mountain, as well as indoor services at Mountain Thrift and Coffee in Lincoln every Sunday, year-round. 

The Mtn Thrift and Coffee Service is at 10:00a.m. until 6/21

Summer Mountaintop Worship Services start on 6/21
at the summit of Loon Mountain!

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What We Believe

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MTN Thrift and Coffee

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We are a community of believers who have been gathering for outdoor worship at the summit of Loon Mountain in Lincoln, NH since 1990.

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Find out how you can come alongside our ministry in ways like prayer, serving as a volunteer or financial giving if you’re lead to do so.

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Weekly Devotionals

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Confident Hope
Drew Lindow
Confident Hope
Drew Lindow

How do we know God loves us? He gave His most prized possession—His very own Son—as a gift for us, so that we might see, hear, and know Him as He truly is. This is not the action of a God who merely wants us to know things or do things. He desires that we know Him intimately and experience His love.

Drew Lindow
Trust in God, But Tie Your Camel
Danielle Avery
Trust in God, But Tie Your Camel
Danielle Avery

In our spiritual journey, faith is the foundation that keeps us anchored. Yet, just as one would tie their camel to prevent it from wandering off, we must also commit ourselves to actions that align with our trust in God. Both actions complement each other and work in harmony.

Danielle Avery
Seeing Beyond the Giants
Danielle Avery
Seeing Beyond the Giants
Danielle Avery

The giants we face may seem daunting, but our God is greater than any obstacle. Our faith should inform how we view our situations, transforming our challenges through the lens of God’s greatness, as Joshua and Caleb did.

Danielle Avery

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