Each of us step through the church doors at different places in our lives. No matter who you are or where you’ve been, you have a place here. Vineyard is a unique church that brings a meaningful “God-experience” not only to those who know him, but also to those who are far from God—people who never imagined they’d step foot inside a church building.

Our services are creative and relevant to today’s issues—with engaging music, fresh topics and a dynamic atmosphere. We’ve made every effort for you to encounter God in a real and natural way.

“Lead people into a growing relationship with Christ.” That’s our mission. As you get to know us more and more, you’ll find everything we do is designed to help you build authentic friendships as you grow closer to God. We are passionate about it, because we know Jesus is the only real answer in a world that pulls you in every direction.

We’re excited you’re checking us out and look forward to seeing you at our next Discover Vineyard dessert!

What to Expect

As friendly as most churches hope to be, it still can be a little frightening visiting a church for the first time! We've done our best to make the Vineyard Church as "user-friendly" as possible. Whatever your background, especially if this is your first visit, we want you to feel comfortable. Lots of first time guests visit us each week. Look for the special first time guest parking as you pull into the parking lot.

Sunday celebrations

Upon arrival, make sure to pick up a program, explaining what you can expect during the celebration. One of the first things you'll notice is the complimentary Starbucks coffee at our coffee bar. You are welcome to bring a cup into the auditorium. You'll also see that everyone is dressed casually. We begin our celebrations with a pre-video review of the previous week's teaching, followed by an opening worship song or two. Rather than an organ or choir we have a live band. Most of our music has a pop/rock feel.

Next, we'll hear about a few of our upcoming events and give an offering. A member of our teaching team (usually Rick O, our Lead Pastor) will then give a talk. The talk lasts somewhere between 35 and 40 minutes and often includes video clips from movies, stories from people's lives or dramas. After the talk, you'll have the opportunity to respond to what you've heard through worship, prayer, communion, leaving a note at the cross or giving financially.

After the celebration