One thing we commonly hear from our guest is that when they walked into our community, they felt loved and welcomed. We are a multi-ethnic, multi-generational community that love to encourage one another, learn scripture together, and rely upon the power of the Holy Spirit. We want our church to reflect God's kingdom here on earth, and we strive to help every person grow in their relationship with Christ so they can fulfill the purpose God has for their life.
Formerly East Campus
What We Are All About
At Vineyard Columbus – Pickerington Campus we exist to develop multi-ethnic communities of disciples who experience God, love one another and partner with Christ to heal the world. Here you can get connected deeper into relationships through small groups, serve our city through various volunteer opportunities and gather together as a church family on Sunday mornings.
What to Expect
We want you to feel comfortable your first time here with us! Grab a drink from the café, then take in a down to earth message from the Bible with music and an opportunity to receive prayer during the 75-minute service. There is a place for YOU and your whole family. If you want to know more, check out our Welcome page.
Ways to Plug In
Kids
Students
Small Groups
VC Serve
Zach White
Pickerington Campus Pastor
We can’t wait to meet you!
Pickerington Team
Jerrie Charles
VC Kids Pickerington Ministry Assistant
Russ Dill
Facility Coordinator
Jamie Luttrell
VC Students - Pickerington Campus Leader
Novica Olinger
Pastor of Next Steps and Outreach, Pickerington Campus
Kenyatta Pinkney
Worship Coordinator
The In Between Podcast
Creation Care
The call to care for creation is more than a trend—it’s a sacred responsibility. This week, we dive into a conversation with Ron Schmidt, whose deep concern for the earth and commitment to climate justice is rooted in both faith and hope. Together with Julia, Ron explores what it means to work toward a goal that feels both impossible and essential: net-zero emissions.
Join us for a powerful conversation about loving the world God made, staying curious in the face of crisis, and finding purpose in the work that matters most.
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