Hello VCers. As you know, we’re in the midst of an important Discernment Time for our church community, and we’ve been spending time on vital issues for our community one after another since Pentecost. This upcoming Sunday, October 9th, we Continue reading
For those participating in the Discernment Process: This upcoming Sunday, we will share a skeleton outline of how Vineyard Central will structure ourselves going forward. This is a clear work in progress; the next stages of our Conversation together will Continue reading
Hello to everyone viewing this post. This post is specifically for persons who would self-identify as a part of Vineyard Central. If you are not, please welcome this post as an opportunity to see the work of our community from Continue reading
Please note that while this is posted by Nathan, the words below are directly those of the Pastoral Council addressed to the wider Vineyard Central community. The Pastoral Council received a few questions over the past week regarding the status Continue reading
This is the third in a mini-series of gatherings before Pentecost and in the early Pentecost season focused on knowing the story of Vineyard Central. We apologize that this event invite has not gone up earlier. Tonight, June 14th, from Continue reading
Below you’ll see the order of how our gatherings will progress in the season of Pentecost and following. This will not always look the same, as we need to provide space for surprises, for God at work in ways that Continue reading
Hello Vineyard Central brothers and sisters, We’re on the brink here of the third movement of our Discernment time: Pentecost and following. We’ve had an eye on this time since we began the Discernment period. In a number of ways, Continue reading
As promised in this afternoon’s worship gathering, two polls have been initiated that give VC folks the opportunity to offer our perspectives on where and when our Discernment Gatherings should take place each week during the season of Pentecost. Each Continue reading
In our gatherings, an observer may see that the issues raised are very specific to where we’re at as a community. In the season of Lent, for example, we cleared out significant space in our worship for confession, for relinquishment, Continue reading