[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] I never envisioned becoming a senior pastor. I wasn’t even sure women should be pastors. In college, I was a history major. I
Our desire as people of the kingdom of God is to reach people all over the world with the good news of Jesus. As a
Steve Nicholson and Homero Garcia are Vineyard pastors who have started La Viña ministries. They’re sharing the stories of starting those ministries and some tips
There I was, a young, black man in an overwhelmingly white Vineyard church. Honestly, I was uncomfortable. I’d grown up in an African-American neighborhood on
Have you been looking for practical steps to live out Christ’s vision for the diversity of the kingdom? VJN and Multiply Vineyard held this conversation
Do you have a heart for justice and are looking for ways to engage human trafficking? Check out this conversation from VJN and Multiply Vineyard
Geno and Shannon Olison pastor at the South Suburban Vineyard Church in Flossmoor, Illinois. As they were church planting, God gave them vision for a
In Revelation 7, John paints a picture of God’s kingdom comprised of every culture, every ethnicity, every linguistic group, every skin color. That’s where we’re
[siteorigin_widget class=”SiteOrigin_Widget_Image_Widget”][/siteorigin_widget] The story of Jesus and the Samaritan woman has been on my mind a lot lately. And if you take a look at
God wants us to be a multiethnic church because God wants to rewire us so that we relate to the world around us and the
Recently I had a chance to chat with Leah Wenger, planter of the Vineyard of Mahomet, a campus of the Central Illinois Vineyard. I was
It’s good to be a female pastor in the Vineyard. I’ve been leading a Vineyard church plant for a year and a half, and when
