As a church, we strive to be Bible Based, Spirit Led and Community focused.

Our Statement of Faith

We believe in one God, the creator and King of the Universe, who exists in three persons of one substance: God the father, Jesus the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

We believe Jesus is the Messiah, incarnate God who came to earth, died on the cross for the redemption of sinful people and rose from the grave three days later, offering eternal forgiveness and redemption for those who call upon his name. We believe Jesus is the only way to eternity in Heaven with God.

We believe in the Kingdom of God, a spiritual world where God is the King and Satan, a fallen angel is his enemy. We are "Kingdom minded," not distracted by the things of the world, but living with hopeful hearts in the current tension of the present (life on earth) and the future (life in Heaven).

We believe the Church to be the "bride of Christ," the hope for the nations, a place where people can experience the triune God, be transformed, and give life to his or her community, nation and world.

For the official Vineyard USA statement of faith, click here.

 
Our Values

We value ministry to occur in an authentic, “naturally supernatural” way, not hyped or contrived; the way Jesus ministered to individuals in the Gospels.

We value men, women & children answering the call of God in their lives and living what God has called them to. Everyone gets to participate in the work of God at the Vineyard.

We value partnering with our community and being present at community events, including partnering with other local churches, in order to promote the unity of the spirit and the message of the gospel.

The Radical Middle Concept 
 The Vineyard movement strives to embrace both the authority of the scriptures and the activity of the Holy Spirit. While most mainline denominations identify as either spiritually "Charismatic" or spiritually "Conservative," we believe in a healthy balance of the two. The New Testament gives clear guidelines for supernatural works of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 14), as well as several examples of the Holy Spirit working and moving among the early church (Book of Acts).  In the “Radical Middle” we attempt to marry the life of the Spirit with solid Biblical exegesis to create missional pragmatism that fits our contemporary culture.  The chart below attempts to show the pendulum of different types of churches found world wide and how the Vineyard lands in the "radical middle."

(This chart is a generalization and not meant to categorize any one type of church or believer. We recognize all who profess Jesus as Lord and Savior to be a fellow believer, regardless of the name above their house of worship or their traditional practice of their faith.)