God is calling anyone who is truly willing to live what they believe, to live his kingdom right here and now, even to the point of death. It is our passion to see God accomplish this in a new generation of leaders. It’s our desire to allow God to work through us to create authentic communities of radical disciples of Jesus doing just what Jesus did.

We’d love to have you join us for a weekend of intense soul-searching. We’ll worship together, pray together, prophesy and share ministry together, and pass on the stories of God’s faithfulness.

Here’s a bit of information about the leaders that will be sharing with us throughout the conference:

Before planting the Vineyard Church in New Jersey, Craig Simonian and his family spent a number of years working amongst Muslims in Central Asia.  Since returning to the US, Craig has served on the Vineyard’s Mission Task Force and Muslim Engagement Team.  Over the last two years, he’s served as the Vineyard’s Regional Coordinator for the Middle East, North Africa, and Central Asia and currently serves as the Mobilization Coordinator for Vineyard Missions.  Craig also launched a movement of young men and women in the Vineyard called the Spirit Tribe, which seeks to empower this generation to “Do Anything & Go Anywhere.”

Michael Gatlin co-pastors, with his wife Brenda, the Vineyard church in Duluth, Minnesota. Michael also leads the Vineyard National Church Planting Team which exists to encourage and empower local churches as they multiply disciples, leaders and churches. Michael’s passion is helping people to discover and express all that God created them to be. When he’s not riding his motorcycle, Michael loves to spend time with his family, read, create art, play music, or simply throw a frisbee for his border collie.

Asa & Jenna Harting met, dated and married all with the backdrop of being Vineyard worship leaders. Asa has spent the last 9 years on staff as the worship pastor at the Duluth Vineyard, and Jenna spent a large part of the last few years earning a master’s in musical performance from the University of Minnesota, Duluth. But only recently have they been able to lead worship together, discovering the unique ways that God has paired them to lead people into meaningful, genuine, and Spirit-filled worship. They desire to see God break into their lives, and the lives of those they lead in worship, with healing, with passion, and with love.

Friday, April 4
5:00pm-7:00pm – Registration
7:00pm-10:00pm – Worship & “Why The Cause Of Christ Is Worth Living For” (Craig Simonian)
10:00pm-12:00am – Late Night Fun

Saturday, April 5
8:00am – Breakfast
9:00am – Worship
10:00am – Workshop & Outreach
11:00am – Lunch
12:00pm – Workshop & Outreach
2:00pm – Stories of the Kingdom (a time to share what God has been upto throughout the conference)
3:30pm – Dinner (on your own)
5:00pm – Worship & “Why The Cause Of Christ Is Worth Dying For” (Michael Gatlin)

For a full list of event details, please visit our registration page.