Events
In our Love One Another Lab, we examine how we can discover and participate in God’s love in all of our ordinary relationships and routines. Watch the videos and register for your next lab now at Vineyard.Online.
This Big Small Group (BSG) is designed to help married couples grow in their relationship with their spouse & with God, while connecting with other couples. Each week we will meet as a larger community to hear thoughtful teaching on a specific marriage topic (such as Communication, Finances & Shared Spiritual Life) and then break into small groups to discuss the teaching and pray for one another.
This session meets Tuesdays, March 18 - April 15 from 7:00-8:30. Registration is recommended for participation. Childcare (ages 1-12) is provided and requires registration.
Please contact Marriage ministry with any questions.
Every year we invite our members to hear details and stories about our ministry growth and developments as well as the financial health of our Church. Please join us as we share insights from 2024 and the progress we are looking forward to in 2025.
If you have made the decision to follow Christ, baptism is an important next step! Matthew 28:19 says, "Therefore go and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit." We believe that Baptism is a public proclamation of your decision to follow Christ and we want to celebrate that with you!
Friday, April 11, 8:30am-4:30pm AND Saturday, April 12, 8:30am-6:00pm
Emotionally Focused (formerly known as Faithwalking) is a process that gives us a pathway to personal and relational health and growth. In the initial course (Faithwalking 101 or Emotionally Focused: Foundation) we take a look at the anxiety that can drive us away from ministry and mission. Anxiety disrupts our lives in many ways, but mainly our relationships. These disruptions in our formation relate to our “first formation” and how different patterns formed within us at a young age. As such, we begin to look back at our past and what has kept us from living a life full of authenticity, integrity, and obedience. Thus, we begin to disrupt certain practices or habits that prevent us from living the kind of life God has called us to live.
Registrants must be available to attend both full days (Friday/Saturday) of the intensive to participate.
$25 cost includes lunches and snacks.
Each year we observe "stations of the cross." This is a artistic recreation of Jesus' walk toward the cross called the "Via Dolorosa," which means "the way of suffering." There are twelve stations that have something to see, touch, hear or smell. This is an immersive, creative, art museum type experience for anyone of any age to make meaningful connection to the sacrifice of Jesus.
Good Friday is a day to remember Christ's death and his sacrifice on the cross. This service strives to capture the feeling the disciples the feeling the disciples experienced when they watched their Messiah get arrested and killed. This is a more liturgical service that holds space for grief and despair before we celebrate Christ's victory on Easter three days later.
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FreedUp is a stewardship training program for churches and families. It offers culturally current resources to help guide and equip believers to manage money in healthier ways, through biblical wisdom. It's for people in any financial situation, from in-debt to wealthy.
This 6-week course contains self-paced portions and group discussion to create a well rounded learning experience. The FreedUp app contains teachings that address some of the components of financial stewardship, including Earning, Giving, Saving, Spending, and Debt. The group discussion centers more around processing what we've learned and jumpstarting the practice of talking about finances together.
Once you've registered, please visit the website purchase your account and workbook ($99): https://getfreedup.com/product/freedup-workbook-digital-content/
Join us for a transformative class that delves into the teachings of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his profound commitment to reconciliation by peaceful means. In "Unity and Understanding: MLK's Peaceful Means of Change," we will explore Dr. King's six principles of nonviolence and their application to our lives and communities today. Through engaging discussions, reflective exercises, and practical applications, participants will learn how to foster unity, promote understanding, and address conflicts peacefully. This class is designed to empower individuals to be agents of change, embracing the values of love, compassion, and justice in their daily interactions and broader social engagements, just as Jesus has called us to do.
Childcare & Lunch are provided for parents & children.
All students in grades 6th - 12th are invited to join us for the best week of the year! Summer camp 2025 is happening at Camp Michindoh in Michigan. At summer camp you can expect time outdoors, cabin hangs, and impactful sessions that help you grow in your relationship with God.
Middle school and high school students will be at camp at the same time, on different schedules and sleeping on different sides of camp. Transportation from Vineyard Columbus will be provided on chartered busses.
FreedUp is a stewardship training program for churches and families. It offers culturally current resources to help guide and equip believers to manage money in healthier ways, through biblical wisdom. It's for people in any financial situation, from in-debt to wealthy.
This 6-week course contains self-paced portions and group discussion to create a well rounded learning experience. The FreedUp app contains teachings that address some of the components of financial stewardship, including Earning, Giving, Saving, Spending, and Debt. The group discussion centers more around processing what we've learned and jumpstarting the practice of talking about finances together.
Once you've registered, please visit the website purchase your account and workbook ($99): https://getfreedup.com/product/freedup-workbook-digital-content/