Ministry Contacts
Vineyard Columbus Pastors
Bookstore
Rich Nathan Senior Pastor
Jeff Baker, 614.259.5323
Executive Asst. Shelley McWherter, 614.259.5313
Stephen Van Dop, 614.259.5303
Admin. Asst. Deb George, 614.259.5358
Dawn Stickel, 614.259.5503
Admin. Asst. Denise Birkhoff, 614.259.5241
Miriam Gray, 614.259.5235
Admin. Asst. Deb George, 614.259.5358
Admin. Asst. Tina Pinardi, 614.259.5305
Admin. Asst. Macy McPeek, 614.259.5369
614.259.5404
Admin. Asst. Calah Todd, 614.259.5245
Admin. Asst. Denise Birkhoff, 614.259.5241
Admin. Asst., 614.259.5310
Executive Asst. Shelley McWherter, 614.259.5313
Admin. Asst. Rhodie Shreve, 614.259.5441
Admin. Asst. Dawn Stickel, 614.259.5503
Admin. Asst. Jeannine Panovich, 614.259.5316
Admin. Asst. Miriam Gray, 614.259.5235
Admin. Asst. Denise Birkhoff, 614.259.5241
Admin. Asst. Dawn Stickel, 614.259.5503
614.259.5502
Admin. Asst. Debbie Johnson, 614.259.5289
Admin. Asst. Liz Ward, 614.259.5335
Admin. Asst. Tina Pinardi, 614.259.5305
Admin. Asst. Laura Wallace, 614.259.5390
Admin. Asst. Calah Todd, 614.259.5245
Admin. Asst. Joyce Shuster, 614.259.5303
Amanda Nash Community Life Pastor
Church Planting
Andrew Oswalt Lane Avenue Campus Pastor
Community Center
Andy Saperstein Leader Development Pastor
Connect
Counseling Center
Yolanda Zellers, 614.259.5409
Financial Ministry
Kent Irwin, 614.259.5505
FUSION: High School
Shane Huey, 614.259.5341
FUSION: Middle School
Michael Doom, 614.259.5517
Global Café
Kristal Cross, 614.259.4450
International Ministries
Macy McPeek, 614.259.5369
Marriage & Family Life
Laura Wallace, 614.259.5390
Men’s Life
Andy Saperstein, 614.259.5358
Phase III
614.259.5236
Singles
Sher Isaacs, 614.259.5328
Small Group Community Life Deb George, 614.259.5358
Support for Life
Debbie Johnson, 614.259.5289
Urban Ministry
Contents
September 2015
4. 10 Reasons to Attend Vineyard Institute
by Rich Nathan
6. Global Impact
10. Membership
11. Maturity
16. A Reason to Smile by Kristin MacCaughey
18. Meeting God 19. Ministry
21. Mission
26. September Calendar
Service Times & Locations Cooper Road Campus
6000 Cooper Road, Westerville, OH 43081
Rhodie Shreve, 614.259.5441
Saturdays, 6pm and Sundays, 9am & 11:30am
Diane Bauman, 614.259.5318
Spanish-Speaking Service at Cooper Road Campus
Value Life
VineyardKids
Tina Pinardi, 614.259.5305
Vineyard Institute
Andy Saperstein, 614.259.5358
Women
Liz Ward, 614.259.5335
Worship Arts
614.259.5310
La Viña de Columbus
Sundays, 11:30am
Sawmill Campus
6561 Dublin Center Drive Dublin, OH 43017
Sundays, 9am & 11am
Lane Avenue Campus
The Ohio 4-H Center 2201 Fred Taylor Drive, Columbus, OH 43210
Sundays, 9:30am
Twenty-Something Campus
Weekday Building Hours Monday-Friday 8:30am-5pm
Ministry Center doors only open
Monday-Friday 5-10pm
South Main Lobby doors only open
The Ohio 4-H Center 2201 Fred Taylor Drive, Columbus, OH 43210
Sundays, 12pm
East Campus
333 Jericho Road Pickerington, OH 43147
Sundays, 10am
April Murphy Children’s Pastor
Bill Christensen Associate & Int’l Ministries Pastor Brett Evans Fusion: Middle School Pastor Charles Montgomery East Campus Pastor
Christian Root Young Adult Pastor Craig Allen Worship Arts Pastor Craig Heselton Executive Pastor Dan Franz Urban Ministry Pastor
Daniel Nathan Community Center Pastor Diane Bauman Volunteer & Value Life Pastor Eric Pickerill Outreach & Connect Pastor Irene Casale-Petrarca La Viña Campus Pastor Kerry Davis Community Center Pastor Kerry Davis Fusion: High School Pastor Kwesi Kambon Community Relations & Special Projects Pastor, 614.259.5237 Lorie Kaufman-Rees Support for Life Pastor Marlene Nathan Women’s Pastor Mike Szlapak Children’s Pastor Ron Hitchcock Marriage & Family Life Pastor Scott Engebretson Sawmill Campus Pastor Stephen Van Dop Church Extension & Evangelism Pastor Pastors may be reached by contacting his/her assistant at the extension given. All staff members are listed at vineyardcolumbus.org.
Here are 10 reasons why I think you should strongly consider attending Vineyard Institute:
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TO ENHANCE YOUR LOVE OF GOD. Jesus said, “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind, and with all your strength”
(Mark 12.30, NRSV). Loving God, in other words, involves our being (our heart and soul), our knowing (our mind) and our doing (our strength). Vineyard Institute is specifically designed to enhance your “being” through a spiritual formation program; your “knowing” through courses in theology, church history and ethics; and your “doing” through skills training.
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TO TRAIN YOU TO LEAD. If you think great leaders are born and not made, think again! Vineyard Institute leadership training courses use various teaching approaches
and models to emphasize the point that, with some hard work, we all have it in us to be much better leaders than we currently are.
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for two decades – first, in the formation of VLI (Vineyard Leadership Institute), and now, as a board member of Vineyard Institute.
PRACTITIONERS.
Self-guided
is a step ahead of us, who can answer our questions, guide us to the right resources, explain in one class what would take us years to discover on our own and model for us practices that will enhance our own ministries.
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TO OBTAIN A QUALIT Y EDUCATION IN AN ACCESSIBLE, AFFORDABLE WAY. Many people are emerging from college and seminary with crushing debt,
which blocks their opportunities to respond to God’s call whatever it may be. Each Vineyard Institute course is one-third the cost of a typical community college course. We charge $150 for each course. To take the courses, a person never needs to leave their homes and churches or move to another place. VI offers its program through what is known as hybrid education. Hybrid education combines the accessibility of distance/online teaching with student-to-student and student-to-mentor interaction, creating a learning experience
Christian is not just about beliefs and values – it is about
similar to residential programs. Research has shown that learning
what a person does with what they believe. VI is designed
outcomes from hybrid education are equal to, if not better, than purely residential programs.
your life as the fruit of that experience.
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TO STRENGTHEN YOUR GRASP OF THE BIBLE AND THEOLOGY. This point will take a little time to unpack. There are many folks today who believe that
TO LEARN TOGETHER WITH YOUR PEERS. The Christian life is not just Jesus and me – it is Jesus and me in the community of God’s people. When we learn with
others, we grow so much more than when we learn alone. Through
theology is irrelevant or even injurious to living a vibrant Christian
listening to others, discussion, arguments, bumping up against one
life. Many imagine an on-fire Christian whose passion for God and
another and working together, we become better Christians and
for evangelism is quenched by learning theology.
better Christian leaders.
There are many reasons to study theology. If we care about evangelism, knowing theology will help us understand and communicate the gospel message which alone saves people. Knowing theology will rescue the church from erroneous teaching
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TO TEACH YOU VALUABLE SKILLS. VI is designed to teach the skills you need to lead effectively, including learning how to teach and preach, church plant, counsel,
evangelize and heal the sick – just to name a few of the courses VI
that can arise within the church or outside the church from quasi-
offers. No one naturally knows how to do any of these things. We
Christian movements. Knowing theology will help us respond to the
need training. VI provides that training!
popular philosophies of our day and to thoughtfully engage cultural
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Knowing theology will build the foundation upon which we can consider ethical issues, both personal and social, that confront
TO BUILD A FOUNDATION FOR THE REST OF YOUR LIFE. It’s been said that you can’t fire a cannon out of a canoe. The more fire power you have
and the more influence you want to exert, the bigger and deeper
society. Finally, knowing theology can help us to worship God better.
your foundation needs to be. VI is designed to give you a foundation
Vineyard Institute (VI) is an entirely new international training
The deeper our knowledge is of God, the more we will want to
so that you may maximize your potential in Christ.
school which equips people to be better disciples, lay leaders, church
worship him.
planters, pastors and missionaries. VI has a course that will fit your
Why have I been involved in theological education for 20 years? Why
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am I excited about VI? What do I think VI might do for you?
things you want to spend your life on.
vineyardcolumbus.org.
level of church involvement and your budget.
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learning is great, but it sure helps to have someone who
TO DEEPEN YOUR SPIRITUAL LIFE. Being a
trends that we encounter. I’ve been involved in theological education and leadership training
LOGIANS
to assist you to deepen your experience of God and to transform
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TO GIVE YOU ACCESS TO EXPERT THEO-
Sign up now for the fall quarter that begins September 14. The
TO HELP YOU CLARIFY GOD’S CALL ON YOUR
application deadline for Vineyard Columbus has been pushed back
LIFE. As you take various courses from Vineyard Institute,
to September 7. You may get more information about VI and register
God will give you clarity concerning what you were made
at usa.vineyardinstitute.org. If you have additional questions,
for. You will increasingly discover your own spiritual gifts and the
please contact Andy Saperstein, 614.259.5347 or andy.saperstein@
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C O N N E C T I N G FA I T H & S O C I A L C AU S E S I N A M S T E R DA M BY BROOKE CHRISTENSEN The “Global Impact” section of the MIX is designed to share both international and domestic
G
od is helping our church connect with people who are
Years later she began getting connected in a small group at our
passionate for him and social causes. I met Mary this
church and growing in Jesus. She felt her fear begin to leave
summer at a party someone in the community hosted.
and freedom come pouring in. She chose to get baptized again,
Mary had grown up in a religious family and had participated
to take on God and allow him to change and lead her. And oh
in church and youth groups most of her life. In adulthood, she’d
how God has answered her prayer! Quan-Li is passionate about
begun to chafe under her religious upbringing. She longed to be a
social entrepreneurship and wants to use that to help bridge the
part of a church where her faith and passion for social initiatives
divisions that stand between us. A few weeks ago she was praying
and justice could be connected. At the party she explained, “I
with people from our church for others on the streets. She walked
can’t find a church that matches my values.” Three weeks later
up to a guy and asked, “Do you have pain in your body? Do you
Mary showed up at our Sunday service and wept through the
want prayer for healing?” He said no; he didn’t believe in God.
message. Afterwards, she shared how she felt God had spoken to
She said, “That’s okay!” and started to talk to him. She learned
ince last year, my team and I have been working to build a
her about coming to Meeting Point. She also began to cry as she
he ran a non-profit that connected social entrepreneurs through
school for refugee kids in a remote town. By God’s grace,
described many broken relationships and her loneliness. Finally
relationships and idea creation so that they can better change
we finished the school building in early June. We readied
I asked, “Mary, remember what you said to me about fitting in
the world. Quan-Li has now attended some of the gatherings,
the desks, books, teachers and everything we needed. We were
somewhere? Maybe you’ve focused so much on perfectly fitting
and a number of people in the church are also getting involved.
expecting 24 children and had budgeted accordingly. Instead we
into a church that you’ve lost track of God – of what he’s doing in
We want to see how small groups in Vineyard Amsterdam can
had 80 students waiting to register! Although very surprised, we
you and where he’s leading you. It’s become your values versus a
serve in these social projects and develop our own projects,
considered this a good problem.
particular community. But God wants to do something different.
also. One specific project that’s developing is an initiative to use
He invites you into [relationship with] him, to take on his values.”
rescued food to cook delicious meals for refugees in town and
Mary began to cry and said, “I want that. That’s what I want.” And
have a venue for refugees and migrants to tell their stories.
stories of how God is expanding his kingdom. For more information on International Ministries, please email
[email protected]. For more information on church extension, please contact Stephen Van Dop, 614.259.5303.
SCHOOL FOR REFUGEES BY AN EAST AFRICA CHURCH PLANTER
S
While I was in the States this summer, I attended the Vineyard USA Conference, and went on a speaking tour to raise funds to make sure those additional students will have a place to stay. We
we prayed together.
hate to leave any kids behind without a school to go to. These are
Quan-Li grew up in an Asian culture with many different gods. As
boys and girls whose families have been driven from their homes
a teen, she sought out Christians, started following Jesus and got
by government-led attacks. We believe this school will make a
baptized. Although she was very smart, her parents encouraged
huge difference in their lives.
her to study teaching because women in her culture weren’t
On a personal note, my wife and two boys are doing well. My wife is due with our third child in September. While traveling, I learned from her that a burglar came to our house and stole our air conditioning unit. It is around 100 degrees this time of year, so
supposed to like math or science. Instead Quan-Li decided to study engineering and become the best in her class. But once she’d found educational success, she was still unsatisfied and felt bound to many different things. She wanted freedom.
D I D YO U K N O W ? AMSTERDAM IS HOME TO MORE THAN 780,000 RESIDENT S FROM 180 DIFFERENT COUNTRIES. S OU RC E : IA M ST E R DA M . C OM
please keep my family in prayer.
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U P DAT E S F R O M B R A Z I L
P R AY E R R E Q U E S T S
BY STEVE AND ELBA DOLAN e were blessed to be in the States for the Vineyard
Our girls had a great time as well with family and friends. They got
USA Global Conference. People from 64 different
to go fishing and we celebrated Alyssa’s birthday with Brazilians,
countries attended. We enjoyed uniting to worship
missionaries, former missionaries and Steve’s family. It was nice
the Lord in many different languages and to experience a little bit
to be with Steve’s family because his mom had sold the house
of heaven on earth. Some Brazilians came with us to the States
he grew up in. We also had a memorial service for Steve’s dad.
for the first time and were very impressed with the kindness and
After the conference, Elba celebrated her birthday in New York
generosity of our American hosts.
with family, too.
Elba had the pleasure of preaching on church planting at the
Upon returning to Brazil, we had another conference for all of the
conference. She challenged us to stop focusing on constructing
churches in the north. Then Elba traveled to the south of Brazil to
buildings and making members comfortable. She reminded us
participate in their regional conference as well. We’re busy but
of the Lord’s mandate to reach out to the community with the
thankful to the Lord for surrounding us with great people to help
message of salvation and the goal of planting more churches.
make the events go very well.
PLEASE JOIN US IN PRAYING FOR:
AMSTERDAM
EAST AFRICA
• More church hoppers to connect with God and become part of
• Financial provision for all of the refugee children who want to
our community.
attend school.
• Favor on outreach through people building bridges like social entrepreneurship projects.
She summed it up this way: “Churches are not planted in offices… They are planted in the streets.”
• Health and growth for teachers and children at the school. • Encouragement and wisdom for our pastors and church leaders.
• Unity, strength and wisdom for our leaders and new pastor. • Provision, protection and health for the families on our team.
• Provision, protection and health for our church planter, his pregnant wife and two sons.
BRAZIL
Z AMBIA
• Encouragement and growth for our Brazilian pastors and
• Spiritual and physical health for Vineyard-sponsored orphans,
leaders.
HIV mothers and their infants.
• People to respond to God’s call to plant new churches. • Wisdom as the Dolans purchase a new vehicle for their family and ministry.
• Fresh vision for church planting in Lusaka, Kitwe and the Western Province. • The October release of 45 churches forming the Association of
• Provision, protection and health for the families on our team.
Vineyard Churches, Zambia. • Spiritual health and physical provision for the leper colony in the
NORTH AFRICA
Kasempa region.
• Effective ways to build bridges for Jesus and his kingdom. • Grace as we lovingly help our neighbors connect with God. • Our young adult children to have deepening relationships with Jesus. • Protection and health for our team and loved ones.
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MEMBERSHIP Looking for a Small Group? Check out the Small Group Finder at vineyardcolumbus.org, keywords Small Group, or let an expert walk you through the process of finding a small group that’s just right for you. For more info, contact Deb George, 614.259.5358 or
[email protected].
women’s ministry
Membership 101
Lil’ Tots Open Gym
Sunday, September 13, 2:30-6pm, Cooper Road Campus Taught by Senior Pastor Rich Nathan Meet pastors and learn more about the history and beliefs of Vineyard Columbus. This class is required for membership. No preregistration is necessary, unless you need childcare (available for ages 1 and older). Register for free childcare online at vineyardcolumbus.org.
Baptism Celebrations
Saturday, October 10, 6pm, Cooper Road Campus Sunday, October 11, 9am & 11:30am, Cooper Road Campus Next Baptism: Saturday & Sunday, December 12 & 13
Baptism Classes
Saturdays, September 19 & 26, after the services Sundays, September 20 & 27, after the services If you’re a new follower of Jesus, getting baptized is an important next step. It’s a public proclamation of your decision to follow Christ. In order to participate in baptism, you must attend one of the required classes listed above. Find more info online or at the Info Counter in the Lobby.
bookstore
C.S. Lewis Book Club
3rd Mondays, 7pm, Cooper Road Campus Join us to discuss the writings of C.S. Lewis. For more info, contact Era,
[email protected].
men’s ministry
Authentic Manhood (formerly Men’s Midpoint)
Wednesdays, September 16-November 11, 7-8:30pm Not meeting October 14 Taught by Pastor Charles Montgomery & others A comfortable, relaxed environment for men to connect with God and one another through teaching, table discussion, informal fellowship and prayer, on the way to long-term community. Materials cost $17, which can be purchased at the class. Childcare is offered ($3/child or $5/family), but you must register in advance. Visit vineyardcolumbus.org, keywords Authentic Manhood.
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M AT U R I T Y
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We have a Facebook page where we post info about events we are hosting or articles that might interest you. From your Facebook account, search Vineyard Columbus Women’s Ministry and click “Like.” Wednesdays, 10am-12pm, starts Wednesday, September 2 Not meeting October 14 Community Center Gym This free open gym is designed for children ages 5 and under to promote social and gross motor development and have fun. Adults must accompany and supervise their children. For more info, contact Emily Wilkins,
[email protected].
Soul Provider
2nd Fridays, 6:30-9pm Soul Provider is a ministry for moms who are single with children up to 18 years of age and still in high school. Please join us for dinner, special kids’ programming and a time for spiritual encouragement and renewal with other moms who are single. For more info, contact Zandra McEntie, Zandra.McEntie@ gmail.com, 614.899.8390. Dinner and childcare (ages 1-12 years) are FREE, but you must register in advance by contacting Mia Byrne, 614.259.5471 or
[email protected], .
vineyardkids Power Play
2nd Fridays, 6:30-9pm Power Play is a ministry to children in second to fifth grade. Our vision is to be role models as we help root our kids in Christ by showing love for Jesus in nurturing relationships, Bible-based teachings, playing sports/active games and having fun. We collaborate with Soul Provider Ministry events. For more info or to volunteer, contact Pastor Mike Szlapak, 614.259.5317 or
[email protected].
Maturity 201
Sunday, September 13, 2:30-5:30pm, Cooper Road Campus Taught by Pastor Scott Engebretson Anyone who follows Jesus is a disciple. As his disciples, we are called to grow in this relationship. Whether you’ve been a follower of Jesus for a short time or for many years, we want to help you discover practical ways to mature and thrive. We’ll offer ways to read the Bible so that it comes to life, pray with more power and live a life of holistic stewardship. Register for the class and free childcare at vineyardcolumbus.org.
The Book of Revelation Verse-by-Verse
Monday evenings, beginning September 28, 7-8:45pm Tuesday mornings, beginning September 29, 10:15-11:45am John Cook, a retired Vineyard Columbus pastor, teaches through the Book of Revelation verse-by-verse, giving in-depth teaching on the New Testament’s most mysterious book and how to apply God’s Word to your life today. Detailed notes handed out. Each class stands alone; no need to attend each session. Classes are 90 minutes in lecture format. No childcare is provided; no preregistration necessary. The same material is covered both Monday nights and Tuesday mornings.
bookstore
Jeremiah 30:2 Writers Group
2nd Mondays, 6:30-8pm Calling all writers! Whether you enjoy journaling, poetry, working on short stories, novels or memoirs, you are welcome. This group offers support and encouragement for your writing projects. Come prepared to write, share and be part of a community of writers who love the Lord and want to develop this special gift. For more info, contact Jacqui Lewis-Lyons, 614.260.6637,
[email protected].
Kids Create with Words
4th Mondays, 6:30-8pm This group is for kids (ages 8-12) who love to read and write. We will explore various forms of writing and practice ways to develop this awesome gift. For more info, contact Jacqui LewisLyons, 614.260.6637,
[email protected].
financial ministry
Budget and Stewardship Workshop
Saturday, October 3, 9-11:30am Free hands-on class to learn how to design and follow a budget (using Mint.com), accelerate debt reduction and learn spiritual aspects of stewardship. Preregistration and completed homework is required. For more info, visit vineyardcolumbus.org or contact
[email protected].
Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University
Free preview Tuesday, September 8, 7-8pm Tuesdays, September 15-November 10, 7-8:45pm Financial Peace University is designed to teach you and your family how to gain control of your money, beat debt and build wealth. The lessons explain finances in an easy-to-understand style, and you will have fun learning about Biblical financial wisdom, saving, budgeting, investing, giving and being a good steward with finances. Cost is $95 per person or couple (married or engaged). Childcare ages 3-9 is available but you must preregister. Otherwise preregistration is not required, but recommended. For more information, contact kent.irwin@ vineyardcolumbus.org.
Designing Your Legacy: Estate Planning Workshop
Saturday, October 31, 9:30am Pass on your values, not just your valuables. Learn from experts how to establish a living trust, as well as other important issues and documents. Designing Your Legacy allows you to pass on your values, save yourself and beneficiaries time and money, and have peace of mind. No pressure, no commitments, no cost. Preregistration is not required but is recommended. For more info, contact
[email protected].
fusion: high school & middle school Parent Meeting
Saturday, September 5 & Sunday, September 6, after services We have an exciting year planned for our middle and high schoolers. Come and hear all of the latest happenings and find out how we can partner together to help your child grow in their faith.
marriage & family life
God Wants to Restore Your Marriage: Begin Again Weekend
Friday, September 18, 6:45-10pm Saturday, September 19, 8am-2pm Interview & Application Deadline: September 1 A marriage restoration weekend with a six-week follow-up led by coach couples. Please attend Journey to Oneness as a prerequisite class. Application and interview process required. Applications available online or by contacting laura.wallace@ vineyardcolumbus.org.
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M AT U R I T Y How2Become1 Premarital Classes
Thursdays, September 24-November 5, not meeting October 15 Open to all committed dating relationships, couples considering engagement and engaged couples. Couples that are remarrying and/or creating a stepfamily will be encouraged to attend two follow-up classes. Learn how to have the kind of marriage God intended. Required for those getting married at Vineyard Columbus; open to all ages. Cost is $10/person. Fill out an application and register online. For more info, contact Mindy Layman, 614.259.5365,
[email protected].
Marriage Seminar: Your Marriage is Too Stingy
Monday, September 21, 7-8:30pm God’s presence and power transforms your marriage into an oasis of rest and refreshment. Childcare is available for children ages 1-12; cost is $3/child $5/family. Advance registration is required. To register, email laura.wallace@vineyardcolumbus. org or go to vineyardcolumbus.org.
Parent Coaching
Could you benefit from having an experienced parent join you in your parenting journey? If you are interested in being coached as a parent, please contact Mindy Layman, 614.259.5365 or
[email protected].
singles ministry
Avoiding Relationship Regret
Saturday, October 31, 9am-3:30pm This seminar enables you to take healthy steps toward all types of relationships. Adults in the community welcome. The DVD series will be facilitated by Earl Fisher, Ph. D. This event is FREE, however workbooks are available for $10 at the door. We will take a collection to order pizza or you may bring your own lunch. For more info, contact Earl Fisher, EFisher@frutarom. com. Register at vineyardcolumbus.org.
Free Singles Project: Seven Keys to Happiness
Tuesdays, October 13-27, 7-8:30pm Come and build relationships, have fun and learn in this free three-week series just for single adults from 18 to 108. Toni King, Christian counselor and Vineyard Columbus member, will lead us through a message and table discussions. For more info, contact Toni King,
[email protected]. Register at vineyardcolumbus.org.
Kingdom Seekers Group
2nd & 4th Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30pm, not meeting October 14 This Bible study group is especially for co-ed singles age 40+. Join us at Cooper Road Campus to “seek first the Kingdom of God.” Contact Rosann Gingerich,
[email protected], Tom Geis,
[email protected] or Ray Beaumier,
[email protected].
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M AT U R I T Y Singles Book Club
1st & 3rd Wednesdays, 7pm Please join us as we explore amazing books. In September we’ll read, “Greater Love” by Robert Whitlow and in October, “The Restoration” by Wanda Dyson. For more information, contact Karen Marshall,
[email protected].
Singles Conference: “Who Am I?”
Friday & Saturday, October 9 & 10 Singles 18 and over, come discover your place in life by first finding out who you are. Speakers include Kris Swiatocho, Director of The Singles Network Ministries; Nate Stevens, Dawn Walker and Matt Haviland, all of whom have written amazing books on singles. Cost $25. Childcare is available. Please register at vineyardcolumbus.org.
support for life
You can find a complete list of our Support for Life groups online at bit.ly/vcsmallgroupfinder or by visiting the Small Groups Counter in the Lobby.
180 - Men’s Ministry
Mondays, 7pm, not meeting September 7 180 exists to help men who struggle with sexual brokenness find healing through God. We are open to all men, meet weekly and emphasize both the healing power of God and the personal responsibility of men to live a life of purity. We include worship, teaching, small group accountability, mentoring and healing prayer. For more info, contact John Doyel, 740.649.6050 or
[email protected].
A Soldier’s Prayer
1st Wednesdays, 7pm This is a time of prayer for servicemen, their families and friends. For more info, contact Marvin Daniels,
[email protected].
Celebrate Recovery
Fridays, 7pm, Cooper Road Campus Celebrate Recovery is a Christ-centered recovery fellowship for those desiring to heal from any addictive, compulsive, or destructive behavior – hurts, habits, or hang-ups. This is a safe place to share pain, struggles, victories, and hope with others. Meetings include a time of worship, teaching, sharing and fellowship. Join us to experience God’s loving power to transform! No childcare is available. For more info, contact Debbie Johnson, 614.259.5289 or supportforlife@ vineyardcolumbus.org.
Circle of Love
1st Mondays, 7pm, meeting September 14 A confidential group for family and friends of people who have same-sex attractions. We offer support, resources and compassion. For more info, contact Fred and Nora Seeman, 614.855.2184 or
[email protected].
Come to the Well
1st Saturdays, October 3, 4:30pm-6pm If you have lost a loved one and are widowed, you are not alone. We are an all-age women’s group for widows who want to support and encourage one another to keep growing in faith. We meet every month for prayer, fellowship and Bible study. For more info, contact Jennifer Benjamin, jenniferchristina_98@ yahoo.com.
DivorceCare for Men
Thursdays, 7:30-9:30pm, not meeting October 15 DivorceCare is a friendly and caring group of men who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult experiences. This 13-week support group is for men who are separated and/or divorced. It can be joined at any time. For more info, contact Ian Best,
[email protected] or Support for Life, 614.259.5289.
GriefShare
Wednesdays, 6:30-8:30pm, not meeting October 14 This 13-week co-ed discussion/support group is for those grieving the death of a loved one and can be joined at any time. For more info, contact Tammy Budde, bud.tam2009@ gmail.com or Support for Life, 614.259.5289.
Growing in the Father’s Love
Thursday, September 17, 6:30-8pm Join Dana Kasper, a licensed professional counselor, advocate and author in this workshop exploring biblical and psychological perspectives about God’s love for us. Dana will share some of her personal testimony on healing through our good and perfect Father’s love. Time will be spent worshiping and asking Jesus to open our hearts wider to receive more of his love. For more info, contact
[email protected].
Healed from the Inside Out
Begins Thursday, September 10, 7-9pm, not meeting October 15 A group for women of all ages seeking healing from past hurts of any abuse (mental, physical, verbal, emotional, sexual, spiritual), habits gone wild, rejection, abandonment, lies you play over and over in your mind. Learn how to understand what it truly means and feels like to be a daughter of the Most High and allow him to heal us from the inside out. Preregistration is required. For more info, contact Rhonda,
[email protected].
Holiness and Happiness
Begins Monday, September 14, 7-9pm This group for middle school girls will help us find our ultimate happiness by pursuing Jesus within community. We’ll look at what scripture says about happy, fulfilled lives and how to spur each other on to holiness and happiness. For more info and to register, contact Lauren at
[email protected].
Hungry
Begins Tuesday, September 8, 7-9pm This is an eight-week closed support group offering hope, healing, encouragement and accountability for women who want to be more hungry for God and less dependent on food (compulsive or emotional eating) or dieting (obsession with weight or exercise) to meet emotional needs. Meetings will include a short teaching, group discussion and prayer. There is no cost but space is limited, so preregistration is requested. For more information, contact Meg Kuta at
[email protected].
Integrity for Women
Begins Monday, September 14, 7-9pm This group is for women who desire healing for sexual brokenness while finding freedom from addiction, shame and rejection. This group is cyclical and no new participants may come after the first class. Preregistration is required. For more info, contact
[email protected].
Lay Counseling
Trained volunteer “lay” counselors will come alongside people in difficult times to minister insight, healing and spiritual growth in a one-on-one, non-clinical environment. This is not professional counseling, nor is it “free” counseling. Lay counselors meet with individuals on a short-term basis to listen, encourage, pray and offer biblical guidance. If you’re a member or regular attender and would like to meet with a lay counselor, fill out an application online or contact Support for Life, 614.259.5289.
Life’s Healing Choices
This is an eight-week study designed to help you face your “hurts, habits, and hang-ups” for perhaps the first time. This biblically based teaching offers real answers, real hope, and a real future – one choice at a time. Five groups will be starting in October; times and nights will vary. For more info, contact
[email protected] or call Deb Johnson at 614.259.5289.
Loving Someone with Mental Illness
1st & 3rd Thursdays, 7-9pm, not meeting October 15 Loving Someone with Mental Illness is a support group for families and friends of people with mental illness (schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, major depression, borderline personality disorder, etc.). Each meeting includes a short teaching, plenty of time for discussion, and prayer. For more info, contact Karen Twinem, 614.439.8475.
to contact vc staff, call 614.890.0000, by last name, or email using
[email protected]
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M AT U R I T Y
M AT U R I T Y Operation Danger Close
1st & 3rd Saturdays, 9-10:30am Formerly known as Operation Freedom, this coed group is for current and former military personnel troubled by combat deployments. The group uses a programmed text followed by prayer to explore the Christian response to combat. Contact
[email protected].
Professional Counseling Center
The Vineyard Counseling Center’s clinically-trained counselors offer a biblical approach to help people achieve wholeness in all aspects of their lives. We also have male and female Graduate Candidate Interns, $15/session, with experience in seeing children, teens, adults and married couples. For more info or an appointment, call 614.259.5409.
Roots
Thursdays, 7:30pm, not meeting October 15 This is a substance (drug/alcohol) abuse recovery group for young men. For more info, contact Tom,
[email protected] or
[email protected], 614.259.5289.
September: National Recovery Month
For those experiencing the grip of addictive, compulsive, and/ or destructive behaviors – substance addiction, codependency, emotional eating, sexual addiction, workaholism, gambling addiction, self-harm, to name but a few – the road to becoming healthy and “normal” again can seem impossible to tread. Within Christian recovery groups, people who are further along this road toward health come alongside those just beginning the journey in a structured and supportive manner. Recovery groups at Vineyard Columbus are led by trained volunteers who help minister insight, healing, and spiritual growth. Some groups are time-limited and follow a set curriculum; others are ongoing and focus on the present needs of the participants. To find a recovery group or to discuss the possibility of leading one, read about groups in the MIX, on the web or contact Support for Life, 614.259.5289.
Substance Abuse and Mental Illness (SAMI)
This is a support group for those affected by substance abuse, addiction and diagnosis of Bipolar Disorder. Preregistration is required. Register for future sessions with Michael Perciful,
[email protected].
Understanding Anger & Conflict
Wednesdays, 7-9pm Many do not understand the dynamics of anger and conflict with their spouse, family, companion and friends at work. Come to this group to better understand yourself and others as we look into what God has to say about these and how to live in peace. For more info, contact Debbie, 614.259.5289 or
[email protected].
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VC20 Men’s Focus
Begins Wednesday, October 7, 7-9pm This group aims to explore root issues of sexual sin and pornography through in-depth discussion, scripture analysis and learning how to better self-examine life and habits. This group will meet weekly for five weeks and is targeted for men in and around their 20s. For more info, email Blair, blair.
[email protected].
women’s
Beth Moore Bible Study: When Godly People Do Ungodly Things
Evening session begins Wednesday, September 16, 7-9pm Morning session begins Thursday, September 17, 9:30-11:30am Christians are still subject to Satan’s attacks. He is determined to disrupt the lives of believers, destroy their ministry and steal their joy. Sadly, we may not recognize the devil’s schemes until we have already been caught in a snare of defeat. In this biblical guide to authentic repentance and restoration, Beth examines why devoted followers of Jesus Christ can fall into Satan’s traps and how to find our way back to God. Childcare (ages 1-12 years) is available. The cost is $3/child or $5/family for each week. Register for the class and childcare at vineyardcolumbus.org. For questions, contact Liz Ward, liz.
[email protected] or 614.259-5335.
Beth Moore Simulcast: Audacious
Saturday, September 12, 10am-5:30pm Hosted by Sawmill Campus “Audacious” is a deep dive into the message that has compelled Beth to serve women around the globe for 30 years. She realized her vision for women was incomplete. Beth will identify that missing link by digging through Scripture and spotlighting a turning point to infuse us with holy passion and purpose. What was missing? It’s audacious and it’s for all of us. It’s the path to the life you were born to live. For more info, contact Jeni Weisgerber,
[email protected]. Tickets are $20 each. Sorry, no childcare is available. Register at vineyardcolumbus.org.
Hearts Restored Support Group
2nd & 4th Mondays, 7-9pm When women experience sexual betrayal in marriage, they are in crisis and need understanding and encouragement. This group is open to anyone who feels they need help. Each meeting will have a short teaching, but the main focus will be on sharing and prayer. No registration is necessary. For more info, contact
[email protected].
Hearts Restored Eight-Week Recovery Class
Tuesdays, September 1 – October 27, 7-9pm This eight-week class will feature teaching, discussion, prayer and testimonies from women who have seen God work powerfully in their healing journey. We will use the workbook “Journey to Healing and Joy” and there will be weekly homework assignments. The class will be closed to new participants after the first session. Registration is required. For more info or to register, contact
[email protected].
vineyard institute Fall Quarter Classes
Fall Quarter Application Deadline: Monday, September 7 Classes begin: Monday, September 14 If you want to grow in your understanding of the Bible or develop as a leader in the Vineyard, enroll this fall in Vineyard Institute. VI offers high quality biblical and theological teaching and practical ministry training. You can access classes online from home and learn with other students at our local church. Special small group leader and course package discounts may apply. Go to usa.vineyardinstitute.org to apply. For more info, contact Pastor Andy Saperstein, 614.259.5358 or
[email protected].
vineyardkids AWANA
Tuesdays, beginning September 8, 7-8:30pm AWANA disciples kids in 1st through 6th grade through biblical teaching, scripture memorization, building relationships and by having fun! Cost is $30/child and includes a T-shirt and workbooks. Register and pay online at vineyardcolumbus.org, or at the VineyardKids counter during weekend services. For more info, contact Ryan,
[email protected].
Baby Dedication Classes
Saturdays, October 17 & 24, 7:45pm Sundays, October 18 & 25, 1:15pm Dedication Application deadline: Sunday, October 25 Attendance is required on a one-time basis. If you have attended class for another child, you do not have to attend again. Please bring your completed application to the class. Forms are available online and at the Info Counter.
Baby Dedication
Saturday, November 7, 5:30pm: check in at the Bookstore Sunday, November 8, 11am: check in at the Bookstore For more info, contact
[email protected].
to contact vc staff, call 614.890.0000, by last name, or email using
[email protected]
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They wanted a child. “We tried everything. People would tell us,
With lots of hard work and planning, Tam was able to attend
‘eat this, go there, do this, and you’ll have a baby.’ We tried them
dental school during the day, while keeping time with her family a
all and nothing worked. Finally, we decided to give church a try.”
priority once her kids were out of school. With the support of her
That day the preacher shared a message from John 3:16, about the sacrificial gift of the Father for us. Questions that had gone unanswered for years suddenly made sense to Tam. She felt prompted to invite Christ into her heart and go forward to receive prayer to commit her life to Christ. When she did, Tam asked those
needed God. But I did not know who God was or anything. We
group in her home. It was apparent right away that her priorities
didn’t pick a church or religion, and just lived our lives,” she said.
center around God’s Kingdom and his values.
During their first year of marriage, living in the state of Delaware,
Speaking with her you’d never guess it, but Dr. Tam was not raised
they struggled with the prospect of infertility due to a medical
in a Christian home. Her Vietnamese parents were Buddhists,
condition. A friend of theirs kept inviting them to church, but they
and her husband, Patrick, was raised in a home with one Catholic
always found excuses not to attend.
and one Muslim parent. Because of their differing religious backgrounds, when Tam and Patrick got married, they never decided on a place to worship God.
to regularly volunteer at the clinic, alongside her many spiritual and professional mentors. “I became a dentist because I wanted to serve God. I wanted to help people get out of pain and give them back their smiles.”
“Three months later, I was pregnant!” exclaimed Tam.
For Dr. Tam and the other doctors at the clinic, being a doctor is more than a professional identity. It is a means to share God’s love with their patients.
that they are truly gifts from God. Although God blessed her with
“I wear my faith on my sleeve. It’s not because I just want to
children, he had much more planned for her life as well.
convert everybody. I live my life that way because I want people to
In 2002, Tam and her family moved to the Columbus area and
to call me back because she was praying for a friend from small
now has her own dental practice in German Village and continues
child.
They are clearly a source of tremendous joy for her, and she knows
“At that time we were really clueless. I knew in my heart that we
of determination, Tam graduated from dental school in 2011. She
praying to ask God to bless her with a healthy pregnancy and a
Tam now has two boys, Noah, who is 14, and Matthew, who is 10.
When I first called Dr. Tam Issa-Abbas to interview her, she had
family and her mentors at the VCC dental clinic, as well as a lot
eventually began attending Vineyard Columbus. Tam heard of
know that God has brought so much goodness into my life. And I want them to have the same thing.”
the Vineyard Community Center’s health clinics when someone
One week, Tam remembers that a patient came into the clinic with
who had received help was praising God. Tam became interested
plans of ending his own life. She remembers how the other doctor
immediately, and started volunteering not long after.
listened to him, ministered to him and prayed for him. He chose to
Tam first helped at the Dental Clinic’s front desk. She enjoyed interacting with arriving patients and sharing the love of Christ
give his life to Christ that day and found purpose. That same man often comes back to visit and spend time with the doctors.
with people in great need of medical and spiritual help. Soon, Tam
“Every week we see patients getting out of pain. And every week
began serving with the prayer team and sometimes sterilizing the
we see someone turn their life to Jesus at the clinic. It’s amazing,”
equipment. One week, the Clinic’s dental assistant wasn’t able
said Tam.
to come because of a family emergency, so Tam helped with the procedures that night.
The VCC health clinics have about 140-150 volunteers and serve more than 1,300 people every year. Daniel Nathan, executive
“I loved it so much that every Friday they opened the door, I was
director of VCC, explains that one of the best parts about the
there.”
health clinics is serving the uninsured in our community.
She soon realized that not only was serving at the clinic becoming
“People come in with desperate medical conditions and without
her passion but also she was sensing God’s call on her life to
the resources to see a medical professional. They leave our clinics
become a dentist. She described recognizing her calling as a
cared for, loved on, prayed for, and in some cases the painful
gradual process of understanding her passion and gifts, and how
medical conditions are completely taken care of – like filling
God could use them. The doctors at the clinic became her mentors,
cavities, tooth extractions and root canals.”
and they encouraged her to follow God’s leading.
For more information on the Vineyard Free Health Clinics, pick up a
“I borrowed a book from the library and took the entrance exam
copy of “The Program” or visit vineyardcommunitycenter.org. If you
for dental school. I applied to OSU and they liked what they saw,
are interested in volunteering at the clinics, email carol.achmoody@
so they interviewed me and I got in.”
vineyardcolumbus.org.
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MINISTRY
MEETING GOD Meeting God 301
Sunday, September 13, 2:30-5:30pm, Cooper Road Campus Taught by Pastor Craig Heselton In Revelations 1:4, God is called the “One who was, and is, and who is to come.” In this class, you’ll meet and encounter the God “who is.” You’ll get to know and experience the Holy Spirit, sent by God to bring the Kingdom of God and his presence into our lives and the world. You’ll also learn how to follow his leading in praying for healing in people’s lives. Register for the class and free childcare (ages 1 years and above) online.
empowered life
Open Prayer for Healing Sessions
Monday, September 14, 7-9pm Thursday, September 24, 7-9pm Saturday, September 26, 9-11am Open to anyone needing physical, emotional or deliverance healing prayer. Held at Cooper Road Campus.
fusion: high school & middle school
For information on youth ministry at our satellite campuses, visit vineyardcolumbus.org and select Locations.
FUSION: High School Ministry
Saturdays, 6pm & Sundays, 11:30am, Cooper Road Campus Come meet God through a relevant message, passionate worship and connecting with other students! We meet on the second floor of the Ministry Center.
FUSION: Middle School Ministry
Saturdays, 6pm & Sundays, 9am & 11:30am, Cooper Rd. Campus Come meet God through a relevant message, passionate worship and connecting with other students! We meet in the Fusion Youth Room in the Community Center.
la viña: spanish-speaking campus La Viña Service
Sundays, 11:30am, in the Chapel, Cooper Road Campus La Viña is a Spanish-speaking service at Cooper Road Campus in the Chapel. Our vision is to serve the Spanish-speaking community of Columbus, introducing them to the love of Jesus and seeing their lives transformed by the power of God. We are not just a church; we are a family in Christ. You are welcome to come as you are. To find out more, please contact Irene CasalePetrarca, 614.256.5254 or
[email protected].
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La Viña Servicio en Español
Domingos, 11:30am, en la capilla (Chapel), en Cooper Road La Viña es un servicio completamente en Español y nos reunimos en la capilla (Chapel) en Cooper Road. Nuestra visión es servir a la comunidad de Columbus, presentándoles el amor de Jesús y ver sus vidas ser transformadas por el poder de Dios. No somos solamente una iglesia además somos una familia en Cristo. ¡Bienvenido como eres! Para más información, contactar a Irene Casale-Petrarca, 614.259.5254 o
[email protected].
sawmill campus Engage
1st Wednesdays, 7-8:30pm, Sawmill Campus Engage is a monthly prayer service where attendees meditate on scriptures and listen to what the Lord is saying. There is also a focus on prayer for special needs, congregational leaders and programs. For more info, contact Dustin Jasinski,
[email protected].
twenty-something campus
For more information, contact Pastor Christian Root, christian.
[email protected]. For info on college or post-college groups, contact Jessica Gatton, 614.259.5288 or jessica.gatton@ vineyardcolumbus.org.
Vineyard Columbus Twenty-Something Campus
Sundays, 12pm, Lane Avenue Campus The Ohio 4-H Center, 2201 Fred Taylor Drive, Columbus, OH 43210 If you’re between the ages of 18 and 30, join us to be part of what God is doing with young adults in our city.
If you are not sure where you want to serve, or want to explore other opportunities, please contact Diane Bauman, 614.259.5318 or
[email protected]. You can also find a complete list of our Ministry opportunities at vineyardcolumbus.org.
Ministry 401
Sunday, September 13, 2:30-5:30pm, Cooper Road Campus Taught by Pastor Diane Bauman As followers of Jesus, we are all called to serve. Whether you have been around Vineyard Columbus for a week or years, this class will walk with you through the discovery process. From behind-the-scenes opportunities at our campuses to supporting teams overseas or getting involved in outreach around our city, we know God has a place for you to serve and grow in your walk with Jesus. Register for the class and free childcare at vineyardcolumbus.org.
bookstore
Volunteer Opportunities
For more information, please contact Jeff Baker, 614.259.5323 or
[email protected]. Cooper Road Campus: Volunteers needed Tuesdays through Fridays, 3-5pm. Library volunteers needed once a week, for one hour Thursdays (anytime) or Fridays (12-5pm). Volunteers will shelve and organize books. Sawmill Campus: Twice a month on Sundays, half an hour before and after the 9am or 11am services. Contact Jeni Weisgerber,
[email protected] East Campus: Twice a month on Sundays, half an hour before and after the 10am service. Contact Michelle Teasley-Parks,
[email protected].
care
Crossroads Course in Career Transitions
Mondays, October 5-November 16, 6:30-8pm This class will teach you how to find a job if you are unemployed, underemployed or anticipating a career transition. Our Crossroads Course for Career Transition is based upon the “Seven Steps Workbook” developed by Crossroads Career Network (crossroadscareer.org). Register at vineyardcolumbus. org. Cost is $15 per person. For more info, contact kent.irwin@ vineyardcolumbus.org.
global café
Global Café Volunteers
We’re looking for volunteers with a sunny disposition who share our desire to serve others for Christ through an enriched atmosphere of fresh, from scratch, all-natural food. For a list of ways to volunteer, visit vineyardcolumbus.org/ministries/ global-cafe/serve-lead.
lane avenue campus
Opportunities to Serve in Prayer
There are many ways you can serve in prayer at Lane Avenue Campus (prior to our service, for individual’s requests, for our community and world, etc.). More info is available online at bit. ly/serveatlaneavenue or contact Klodiana Tedesco, klodiana@ gmail.com.
marriage & family life
Wedding Ministry Volunteer Team
Serve with our Wedding Ministry Volunteer Team to ensure that couples married at Vineyard Columbus have a smooth and enjoyable wedding day. For more info or to apply, please contact Myiesha McCrary, 614.259.5388 or myiesha.mccrary@ vineyardcolumbus.org.
Vineyard Columbus Visitation Care Team
phase iii
community center
1st Tuesdays, 9:30-11:30am This ministry provides a place for retirees, those of retirement age or those approaching retirement to minister in the Kingdom. For more info, contact Joanie Taddeo, jtaddeo1@ hotmail.com.
We want to come alongside our church family who are going through difficult seasons of life, including those who are hospitalized, have transitioned to long-term care facilities, or are homebound by sickness or disability. If this applies to you or a family member, please contact our Visitation Care Team, 614.259.5239.
Career Clinic
3rd Mondays of the month, 6:30-8:30pm The Vineyard Career Clinic offers one-on-one employment coaching. We offer guidance such as resume writing, preparing for your interview and understanding how to set up an effective job search. No need to register, just come! Contact Kent Irwin, 614.259.5505.
Phase III: A Ministry of Time & Talent for the Third Phase of Life
singles
Social Dance Class 2015-16 Volunteers Needed
1st Fridays & 3rd Sundays, September-May, 7:30-9:30pm If you like helping people feel welcome or know how to Cha Cha, Swing, Rumba and Waltz, join our team and be a part of one of the most fun ministries at Vineyard Columbus. For more info, contact Debbi Brannon,
[email protected].
to contact vc staff, call 614.890.0000, by last name, or email using
[email protected]
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MISSION
MINISTRY support for life
For more information, check out vineyardcolumbus.org or the Support for Life booklet at the Connect Counter.
Caring for People One-on-One
Tuesdays, September 22-October 13, 7-9:30pm We’re looking for leaders to meet with individuals on a shortterm basis to listen, encourage and offer empowered prayer and biblical guidance. If you’ve benefited from support and healing during a difficult life season or situation that has resulted in growth and freedom, talk with us about providing similar one-on-one support. For more info, contact Debbie Johnson, 614.259.5289. An application can be found on vineyardcolumbus.org.
Caring for People in Group Settings
Mondays, October 5-26, 7-9:30pm We’re looking for leaders who can create groups that offer a safe environment for people struggling to experience the love of Jesus and the care of his community. If you’ve benefited from support and healing during a difficult life season or situation that has resulted in growth and freedom, talk with us about leading a support or recovery group related to the same issue. For more info, contact
[email protected].
Support for Life 101
Sunday, September 20, 2-6pm This is the foundational training to become a group leader or lay counselor in Support for Life. Preregister by contacting Debbie, 614.259.5289 or
[email protected].
urban ministry
Minerva Park Nursing Home
Thursdays & 3rd Saturday, Bible study Small groups are encouraged to lead/participate/visit with residents during Bible studies led by Chris Flores from our church. You can bring children and dogs too! Residents love them! Contact Chris, 614.263.0606 or
[email protected] for more info and to coordinate visiting.
vineyardkids
AWANA Volunteers
Disciple 1st-6th grade kids by helping to shape values, build character and provide the tools needed for students to develop a strong moral foundation. For more info, contact mike.
[email protected].
women’s
We have a Facebook page where we post info about events we are hosting or articles that might interest you. From your Facebook account, search Vineyard Columbus Women’s Ministry and click “Like.”
Lil’ Tots Open Gym Volunteers
Wednesdays, 10am-12pm, September-May This is a free Open Gym for children ages 0-5 and their caregivers. Volunteer 30-45 minutes per week to help set up and tear down gym equipment and toys. Commitment is on a rotating basis, so not needed every week. Contact Emily Wilkins, 614.738.3832,
[email protected].
worship arts
Serve with Worship Arts
The Worship Arts Ministry is looking for experienced musicians (all instruments and vocalists) for all our worship teams. We are also looking for bi-lingual vocalists. Pick up a worship application at the Info Counter or contact worship.arts@ vineyardcolumbus.org.
Weekend Service Media Arts Team
We need skilled volunteers to help with live video, live graphics, lighting, camera, audio mixing and stage work during the weekend services, especially for the Twenty-Something Campus. Computer experience preferred for live graphics and video. Experience required for audio mixing. No experience is needed for camera, stage and lighting. If you are interested in volunteering, contact
[email protected].
Early Childhood Worship Ministry
Share your love for Jesus with children through music! Volunteer to lead children in worship once a month during our weekend services. Contact Myra Gaiters, 614.259.5486 or
[email protected].
other
Bridge Builders
Be a friend to a child, teen or adult with special needs who wants to be part of our church community during the Sunday, 9am service. For info about serving children: thebrasiers@ gmail.com; middle school:
[email protected]; and teens/ adults:
[email protected].
Funeral Needs
If you are a member of Vineyard Columbus and need funeral and pastoral care services, please call 614.206.7802.
Planned Giving
If you would like to discuss estate planning, contact Kent Irwin, 614.259.5505 or
[email protected].
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Mission 501
Vineyard After-School Program
community center
Vineyard Free Health Clinics Volunteers
Sunday, September 13, 2:30-5:30pm, Cooper Road Campus Taught by Pastor Stephen Van Dop Jesus came sharing good news with the poor, forgiving those experiencing guilt, healing the sick and providing freedom to the burdened and battered. Vineyard Columbus is called to continue Christ’s healing ministry to the world. Learn how to share the healing message of Jesus by your words and deeds. Register for the class and free childcare (ages 1-12) at vineyardcolumbus.org.
Coaches Always Needed
If you are interested in coaching Community Center sports programs, contact Jerome Smith, 614.259.5395 or jerome.
[email protected].
LAUNCH: Life Skills for Students (Grades 6-12)
Monday-Friday, 3-6pm Register from Monday, July 20 – Wednesday, September 30 Our mission is to develop students in scholarship, leadership and discipleship. Through homework assistance, service opportunities and small group discussions, we aim to support their transition to and beyond high school. There is a $25/student annual registration fee, due at registration. For more info, contact Nann Horn, 614.259.5507, nann.horn@ vineyardcolumbus.org or Maria Broeckel, 614.259.5296, maria.
[email protected]. To register, contact Dee, 614.259.5251 or
[email protected].
Volunteer with After-School Program or LAUNCH
Monday-Friday, 3:30-6pm Volunteers can serve as classroom helpers, homework helpers, reading buddies and tutors. A few hours a week can make a big difference in the life of a child. To volunteer, contact Nikki Mills,
[email protected].
Teach a Class at the Community Center
If you are a member of Vineyard Columbus and want to share your talents with the community, consider teaching a class at Vineyard Community Center. We especially need computer classes and art programs, and are open to new program ideas as well. For more info, contact Kerry Davis, 614.259.5502 or
[email protected].
Registration begins Monday, July 20 Program begins Monday, August 24 Mondays-Friday, 3:30-6pm It’s back-to-school time! We offer homework help, academic enrichment, a meal, recreation, crafts and much more for children in grades Kindergarten through sixth grade. There is a $50 per child annual registration fee. For more info or to register, contact Dee Bennett, 614.259.5251 or deidra.bennett@ vineyardcolumbus.org. We need dentists, dental assistants, dental hygienists, nurses and registrars. For more info, contact Carol Achmoody, 614.259.5512 or
[email protected].
Free Medical, Chiropractic, Dental & Vision Clinics
Vineyard Free Health Clinics: 6000 Cooper Road, Westerville & Fifth Avenue Clinic, 171 East Fifth Avenue, Columbus We provide free medical, chiropractic, dental and vision care for patients ages 18 and up to those who qualify. Our clinics serve those who are uninsured OR have Medicaid or are Medicaideligible with incomes below 200 percent of the Federal Poverty level. (No Medicare or other government-issued health care programs are eligible for services.) For more information, call 614.259.5428. Si usted sólo habla español, puede comunicarse con la clínica latina al 614.293.9906.
Medical Clinic – Cooper Road: Every Tuesday evening
Walk in, first come, first served. We can see 10-12 patients (dependent upon staffing). Sign-in begins at 5:30pm; line forms earlier. We provide diagnosis and treatment of illnesses only. Basic work physicals available by calling 614.259.5428 prior to coming to the clinic. No lab tests, injections or X-rays.
Dental Clinic – Fifth Avenue: Thursday evenings
For residents of all zip codes. Walk in, first come, first served (usually the first four people are seen). Sign-up posted by 7am Thursday. Must return no later than 5:30pm to be seen. We provide dental exams, X-rays, fillings and extractions. No wisdom teeth, bridgework, orthodontics or dentures.
Dental Clinic – Cooper Road & Fifth Avenue
By appointment only. We provide dental exams, fillings, extractions and cleanings. No wisdom teeth, bridgework, orthodontics or dentures. Call 1st & 3rd Fridays, 9-9:45am to schedule appointments, 614.259.5428
Vision Clinic – Cooper Road: By appointment only.
We offer eye exams and vouchers for free glasses to those who qualify. Call Fridays, 10-10:30am to schedule appointments, 614.259.5428.
to contact vc staff, call 614.890.0000, by last name, or email using
[email protected]
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MISSION Chiropractic Clinic – Cooper Road: By appointment only.
We provide evaluation and chiropractic care for those with pain involving headaches, necks, back or joints. Call Fridays, 1010:30am to schedule appointments, 614.259.5428.
fusion: high school & middle school One Big Weekend!
Friday, September 18, 7pm Saturday, September 19, 6pm Sunday, September 20, 9 & 11:30am Students 6-12th grade are invited to join us as we kick off the school year by throwing a giant party! Friday night we’ll have a Drive-In Movie along with a DJ and free food. Saturday night we’re hosting a Rally Night with live worship and guest speaker Yaves Ellis. Sunday morning will cap off the weekend with a dynamic service full of games and giveaways. One Big Weekend is a great opportunity for students to bring their friends so they can check out all God is doing in and through Fusion. For more info, contact Shane,
[email protected].
immigration services
Immigration Counseling Volunteers Needed
All Church Prayer for the Nations
Wednesday, October 28, 7pm, Cooper Road Campus Join us once a quarter on the last Wednesday of the month in a night of intercessory prayer for our brothers and sisters all over the world and for the witness of Christ among the nations.
VC International Teams
For more information about our teams sharing Jesus overseas, email us at
[email protected].
Disaster Relief Volunteers Needed
VC is forming teams to serve in disaster relief response. We’re looking for men and women interested in serving in first response, search and rescue, shelter support, debris cleanup and construction. If interested, contact Janara Walker, 614.259.5410 or
[email protected].
English as a Second Language Volunteers
If you have a heart for internationals and enjoy teaching, we need volunteers to teach and assist our daytime and evening ESL classes. For more info, contact Janara Walker, 614.259.5410 or
[email protected].
Small Group Outreach for IFI
IFI has several opportunities for small groups to help “reach the world” together: prepare food for a Bible study, make welcome bags, greet new students, host a used furniture sale and more. Contact Jon-David Hawks at 740.258.4042 or jondavidhawks@ yahoo.com. For more info, visit ifipartners.org/groups.
marriage & family life Chosen4Love
Tuesdays, September 15 & November 17, 6:45-8:30pm Community Center Chosen4Love is a community of families with a passion for adoption and foster care. We serve as a resource for adoptive families and for people who are considering becoming foster or adoptive parents. The group meets quarterly (with childcare) for fellowship, sharing, prayer and periodic guest speakers. For more info, contact Julie Pierce, 614.625.7335, jasandjul95@ netscape.net; Abigail Shaw,
[email protected]; or Peggy Steinbower,
[email protected].
Home School Network
We are a Yahoo! group network designed to offer support for homeschoolers. We offer information, mom’s prayer nights, social times for moms and children, and many other opportunities for connection. For more info, please contact Helen Baker at
[email protected].
Orientations: Wednesdays, September 16 & October 21, 7pm Immigration Counseling Services (ICS) is a legal ministry staffed by volunteers who are supervised by an attorney. We provide reliable information and immigration legal services to persons who are at 200% of the federal poverty guidelines and below. We want to bring God’s mercy and justice into the lives of the people we serve. We ask for a commitment of one Saturday morning per month, and volunteers work together as a team. If you have a love for mercy and justice in a cross-cultural setting, join us! We conduct trainings to equip you for this ministry. There are spots for attorneys and non-attorneys alike. The first step is to attend one of our monthly orientations. For more info, contact Beth Watkins, beth.watkins@vineyardcolumbus. org.
International Friendships (IFI)
Become a conversation partner and help students practice English, learn about American culture and more. Individuals and families can be friendship partners who meet with an international student or couple monthly for a meal or activity. For more info, visit ifipartners.org/culture-cuisine-churchsmall-groups.pdf.
Registration Deadline: Monday, August 31 Thursdays, September 17-October 22, 6:15-8:30pm Not meeting October 15 This five-week program will help build healthy single parent families. We provide dinner and encourage both parents and children to attend. Applications are available online or by contacting Mindy Layman, 614.259.5365 or mindy.layman@ vineyardcolumbus.org. An interview is required after receipt of application and prior to attendance.
Immigration Counseling Services
IFI Internship Program
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Saturdays, 10am-12pm, Community Center We provide low-cost consultations for those who need assistance with the immigration process. Our services include, but are not limited to, filing of applications for a green card, citizenship and relative petitions. No walk-ins: By appointment only. Consultations are $30. All information is confidential. For more info, contact Beth Watkins, 614.259.5322 or Beth.
[email protected].
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International Friendships (IFI) is a ministry that partners with Vineyard Columbus to show hospitality and God’s love to international students at OSU. Please see the volunteer opportunities below. For more info, contact Jon-David Hawks, at 740.258.4042 or
[email protected].
English Conversation Partner or Friendship Partner
We would like to place interns (20 hours/week) in the chemical industry, actuarial science, finance/accounting, statistical analysis, web design/media and marketing. For more info, contact Estera Pirosca,
[email protected]. For financial donations, visit ifipartners.org/interns.php#give.
Meals for Friday Night Bible Studies
If you love to cook and feed large groups of people, IFI needs people to help organize, prepare and distribute food at these meetings. If you or your small group are interested in serving, contact Tiria,
[email protected].
Just Me and the Kids
Free Girlfriendz Night Clothes Swap
Friday, September 11, 7:30-9pm Gather up your clean gently used clothes, accessories and even small home décor and trade them for those items which your girlfriends are ready to swap or just give away. Married and single women are invited to come out for an evening of fun, fellowship, table discussion and prayer. Feel free to invite girlfriends. Register online at vineyardcolumbus.org.
Free Girlfriendz Game Nights
3rd Fridays, 6-9pm, Sawmill Campus Join Christian girlfriends, married and single, for a fun night out and bring your friends, acquaintances, family and coworkers. Please also bring games, dominos, or cards and a snack to share. Come prepared to have fun! For more info, contact Valerie Freeman,
[email protected].
Free Social Dance Classes
1st Fridays & 3rd Sundays, September-May, 7:30-9:30pm These free dance classes are followed by practicing to music and socializing. Adult singles and married couples are welcome. No partner is necessary. No childcare is provided. Dress is casual. For more info, contact Debbi Brannon, Debbi_
[email protected].
Maize Elementary School 2015-16 Needs
As a community partner since 2008, we know many children are raised by under-employed or unemployed single moms. Please bless those in need by donating school supplies for elementary school-aged children or new or gently used outerwear, hats and gloves in youth sizes S-XL Please drop off donations at the church marked “Singles/Maize.”
urban ministry
Urban Ministry is a bridge between our church and the people of Columbus. We feed the hungry, care for the sick and bring hope to prisoners and the homeless. For ways to serve, please visit bit.ly/servewithurbanministry or contact Rhodie Shreve, 614.259.5441 or rhodie.shreve@vineyard columbus.org.
Aunt Mary’s Story Book Project
Our women’s prison ministry offers a program to incarcerated moms that enables them to record themselves reading a book to their children. We wrap the CD and book to send to the children. We are now accepting donations of new infant and toddler board books. Drop off in bins at entrances and label “Aunt Mary’s.” Please contact Deborah Scott, 614.259.5348 or
[email protected] with questions.
Donations for the Homeless
Please donate men’s T-shirts (sizes L-3XL) and any size of men’s sweatshirts, socks and jeans. Also, used/clean or new blankets and propane. Please mark and place donations in the Urban Ministry bins located near the church entrances.
to contact vc staff, call 614.890.0000, by last name, or email using
[email protected]
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MISSION Fleece Donations
We need fleece for Vannie Mats fleece blankets in 1 or 2-yard lengths, 50” or 60” wide, and patterns for adults of both genders and children of all ages. Blankets with patterns for nursing home and younger children need 1 yard of fabric. Blankets for adults in shelters need 2 yards of fabric. Solid colors also needed. Drop off bags in bins marked “Vannie Blankets.”
Food Pantries
Our Urban Ministry has two food pantries that serve the community of Columbus. For more info, contact Rhodie Shreve, 614.259.5441 or
[email protected], or visit vineyardcolumbus.org, keywords Food Pantries.
Food Pantry Ministries Our Locations:
Fruit of the Vine Food Pantry: 181 East Fifth Avenue Small groups need to be scheduled to serve at Fruit of the Vine Pantry, so contact Rhodie. Individuals may serve any Saturday, 8am-12pm. Carpool if possible, due to limited parking space. Northside Food Pantry: 4664 Cleveland Avenue For Northside Pantry, park along Chester Road to allow guest parking around the building. You can also help once a month to sort food at Vineyard Columbus. Find info about each pantry at vineyardcolumbus.org, keywords Food Pantries, or request an info sheet by email from Rhodie. Community Fellowship Dinner 1st Wednesdays, 6pm, Northside Food Pantry 4664 Cleveland Avenue To sign up, please contact Lorraine Mercado, 813.507.9388 or
[email protected]. Monday Night Service Mondays, 6pm, Fruit of the Vine Pantry, 181 East Fifth Avenue Small groups can plan, prepare and serve a meal (we can provide meal ideas). For more info, contact Jenney, 614.259.5370 or
[email protected]. Drivers & Helpers Drivers and helpers needed for MidOhio Food pick-up for Northside pantry. Take a Budget rental truck to MidOhio Foodbank every other week. You pick the day and time. Need to be strong enough to unload. Contact Rhodie. Farmer’s Markets at Fifth Avenue Pantry 3rd Saturdays, July-October, 181 East Fifth Avenue We will be hosting the MidOhio Free Farmer’s Markets at our Fruit of the Vine Pantry. Small groups can schedule to help out. Please contact Rhodie with a date to serve together, 614.259.5441.
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Helping Hands
Saturdays, 9am-12pm Helping Hands is a ministry supported by men who serve families in our community that need help with minor repairs and upkeep around their homes. These families are usually made up of single-parent homes, the elderly or those who cannot afford to pay for the repairs on their own. To volunteer, contact Jenney Rice,
[email protected].
Homeless Ministries The Vannie Project This ministry serves the needy through their four wings: mats and blankets, pennies and treasures, Bibles and books, and plants and seeds. For more information, contact Dixie Vargo, 614.937.7445 or
[email protected].
Human Trafficking Updates
To receive email updates on how Central Ohio is fighting human trafficking, please contact Jenney Rice, jenney.rice@ vineyardcolumbus.org. Facebook users: Check out the “Price of Life – Great Lakes East Region” page for regular updates on the global, national and local fight against human trafficking and how to get involved.
Prison Ministries
Help inmates grow into disciples of Christ To join us serving those in prison, contact Deborah Scott, 614.259.5348 or
[email protected].
Women Serving Women – Prison Ministry
There are different ministry opportunities for women to serve at the Ohio Reformatory for Women and Franklin Medical Center – Zone A. For more info, contact Deborah Scott, 614.259.5348 or
[email protected]. Franklin Medical Center Parenting Class Volunteers We would like to offer parenting classes for pregnant moms at the Franklin Medical Center, the prison hospital. We will provide class materials and necessary training. If you are interested in volunteering, contact Deborah Scott, 614.259.5348 or deborah.
[email protected]. Men Serving Men – Prison Ministry We minister to men at worship services. Volunteer with worship, prayer team or just help at the service. Delaware County Jail: 1-2 Saturdays/month, 10-11:30am Franklin County Jail: 3rd Saturdays, 8-10:30am Jackson Pike: 3rd Saturdays, 6:45-8:45pm Contact Scott Osborn, 740.244.6528 or
[email protected].
Prison Ministry Training: Prison Basics Saturday, October 17, 9am-12pm This training is the first step in a basic understanding of the culture, rules of the institutions and how we build a bridge of friendship in the context of prison. If interested, contact Chuck Fisher, 614.259.5403,
[email protected] or Ellice Park, 614.259.5248,
[email protected].
Visiting the Elderly
Ohio Benefit Bank Counselors Needed
Guide clients through a user-friendly, web-based computer program to access public benefits such as food stamps, Medicaid, free tax filing, etc. If you are a church member, contact Rhodie Shreve, 614.259.5441 or rhodie.shreve@ vineyardcolumbus.org (for the Fifth Avenue or Northside Food Pantries), or Maria Broeckel, 614.259.5296 or maria.broeckel@ vineyardcolumbus.org (for the Vineyard Community Center). Learn more at ohiobenefits.org.
Bryden Place: Thursdays, 7:20-8:30pm, 1169 Bryden Road Value Life Donations Minerva Park: 2nd Sundays, 2pm, 5460 Cleveland Avenue Our greatest needs are diapers size 4, 5 and 6, 0-3 month Sterling House: 1st & 4th Sundays, 2-4pm, 6377 Cooper Road Help with a service and visit with the residents. For more info, onesies and sleepers for both boys and girls. We also accept clothing up to size 18 months, car seats and baby blankets. contact Chuck Fisher, 614.259.5403. Items can be dropped off in the Donations container in the other opportunities Ministry Center Lobby marked “Value Life.” Financial donations can be made by writing “Value Life” in the memo line of your Automobile Donations Donate used cars to Vineyard Columbus to bless others in our check. For more information, contact Diane, 614.259.5318 or congregation. We accept all kinds and conditions and provide a
[email protected]. receipt for your tax purposes. If a car or small-to-medium sized SUV is well-maintained, we check it over and provide it to a person or family. High mileage cars are ok, as long as vehicles have been maintained and are in fairly good condition. Other cars, not suitable due to condition or needing expensive repairs, will be sold, and the funds used for the car ministry. To donate a car, call Mandi, 614.259.5384. If you’re a member of Vineyard Columbus and in need of a vehicle, call 614.259.5408.
Baker’s Delight
If you enjoy baking and serving, we would love to have you join us! We bake for the women’s shelter, single moms, children’s volunteers, women’s ministry events, nursing homes and others. Great for friends, families and small groups who are looking for outreach opportunities. Contact Mia Byrne, 614.751.5083 or
[email protected].
The Ohio Benefit Bank
The Ohio Benefit Bank helps moderate to low income families apply for over 20 public benefits, such as food stamps, Medicaid and HEAP. Veterans can get assistance in accessing records and applying for educational benefits, too. Call the OBB hotline, 614.259.5352, for an appointment at the Vineyard Community Center. OBB assistance at our Fifth Avenue or Northside Food Pantries is available Saturdays from 8-11am. Call 614.259.5441 for an appointment.
Franklin County Jail: 2nd & 4th Saturdays, 8-10:30am Contact John, 614.578.8371 or
[email protected].
to contact vc staff, call 614.890.0000, by last name, or email using
[email protected]
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sunday
tuesday
monday
ministries
thursday
wednesday
Phase III 9:30am
friday
saturday
Lil’ Tots Open Gym 10am
DivorceCare for Men 7:30pm
Celebrate Recovery 7pm
Helping Hands 9am
HS • Fusion High School
A Soldier’s Prayer 7pm
Social Dance Class 7:30pm
IFI • International Friendship
Engage (Sawmill) 7pm
Loving Someone with Mental Illness 7pm
Operation Danger Close 9am
M & FL • Marriage & Family Life
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Singles Book Club 7pm
FUSION Parent Mtg a.s.
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MS • Fusion Middle School SfL • Support for Life VK • VineyardKids
FUSION Parent Mtg a.s.
VI • Vineyard Institute
Labor Day: Building Closed
AWANA 7pm
Lil’ Tots Open Gym 10am
VI Fall Quarter Deadline
Financial Peace Preview 7pm
GriefShare 6:30pm
Hungry Group 7pm
Singles Kingdom Seekers 6:30pm
WM • Women’s Ministry UM • Urban Ministry
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Healed from the Inside Out 7pm DivorceCare for Men 7:30pm
Soul Provider 6:30pm
Helping Hands 9am
Power Play 6:30pm
Beth Moore “Audacious” 10am
Celebrate Recovery 7pm Girlfriendz Clothes Swap 7:30pm
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Grp. • group Mtg. • meeting Sem. • seminar Trng. • training
Membership 101 2:30pm
Jeremiah 30:2 Grp 6:30pm
Chosen4Love 6:45pm
Lil’ Tots Open Gym 10am
Beth Moore 9:30am
Maturity 201 2:30pm
Hearts Restored 7pm
AWANA 7pm
GriefShare 6:30pm
Meeting God 301 2:30pm
180 Men’s Ministry 7pm
Financial Peace University 7pm
Authentic Manhood 7pm
Growing in the Father’s Love 6:30pm
Integrity for Women 7pm
Ministry 401 2:30pm
Open Prayer for Healing 7pm
Mission 501 2:30pm
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FUSION: One Big Weekend 9am & 11:30am Baptism Classes a.s. Support for Life 101 2pm Social Dance Class 7:30pm
Circle of Love 7pm
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Loving Someone with Mental Illness 7pm
Singles Book Club 7pm
DivorceCare for Men 7:30pm
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Beth Moore 9:30am
C.S. Lewis Book Club 7pm
Caring for People 7pm
GriefShare 6:30pm
Open Prayer for Healing 7pm
180 Men’s Ministry 7pm
Financial Peace University 7pm
Singles Kingdom Seekers 6:30pm
DivorceCare for Men 7:30pm
Authentic Manhood 7pm
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Book of Revelation 10:15am
Lil’ Tots Open Gym 10am
AWANA 7pm
GriefShare 6:30pm
Financial Peace University 7pm
Authentic Manhood 7pm
Book of Revelation 7pm
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Operation Danger Close 9am
FUSION: One Big Weekend 7pm
FUSION: One Big Weekend 6pm Baptism Class a.s.
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Celebrate Recovery 7pm
Lil’ Tots Open Gym 10am
Marriage Seminar 7pm
Helping Hands 9am
Celebrate Recovery 7pm
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AWANA 7pm
Kids Create with Words 6:30pm
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Beth Moore 7pm
Career Clinic 6:30pm
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Baptism Classes a.s.
Girlfriendz Game Night 6pm (Sawmill)
Helping Hands 9am Open Prayer for Healing 9am Baptism Class a.s.
How2Become1 7pm
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VINEYARD COLUMBUS ONE CHURCH. MULTIPLE LOCATIONS.
COOPER ROAD CAMPUS
SAWMILL CAMPUS
6000 Cooper Rd, Westerville, Oh 43081
6561 Dublin Center Dr, Dublin, OH 43017
Sundays 9am & 11am
Saturday, 6pm sundays 9am & 11:30am
LA VIñA DE COLUMBUS Spanish-speaking service at cooper road campus
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LANE AVENUE CAMPUS
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The Ohio 4-H Center 2201 Fred Taylor Dr, Columbus, OH 43210
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The Ohio 4-H Center
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2201 Fred Taylor Dr, Columbus, OH 43210
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EAST CAMPUS 333 JERICHO Rd, PICKERINGTON, OH 43147
Sundays, 10am
For more info, visit vineyardcolumbus.org and select locations. to contact vc staff, call 614.890.0000, by last name, or email using
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BOOKSTORE 614.891.6440
MONDAY Closed
TUESDAY 12-5pm
WEDNESDAY 12-5pm
THURSDAY 12-5pm
FRIDAY 12-5pm
SATURDAY 5:30-8:15pm
SUNDAY 8:45am-1:45pm Closed during services
