These nights will be geared towards visual arts. Everyone is welcome! Painters, Drawers, Photographers, Quilters, Knitters, Creative experts, beginners, and everything in between.
Bring something you are working on, or use some of the supplies we will have available (collage making, yarn, pencils and paper, etc.)
This night is a safe place to be creative, find community, and be inspired as we nurture the gifts growing within us.
Tickets are $10 each. Please talk to to Jodi Labun if you would like to purchase a ticket.
There will be raffle prizes, a 50/50 draw, and a door prize along with live music, desserts, and of course, coffee! We hope to see you there.
These nights will be geared towards visual arts. Everyone is welcome! Painters, Drawers, Photographers, Quilters, Knitters, Creative experts, beginners, and everything in between.
Bring something you are working on, or use some of the supplies we will have available (collage making, yarn, pencils and paper, etc.)
This night is a safe place to be creative, find community, and be inspired as we nurture the gifts growing within us.
Everyone is welcome! New writers, old writers and everyone in between (these evenings are geared towards the older youth and adults in our community. You are welcome to bring a child if you take responsibility for engaging with them during the course of the evening).
Bring a short piece of written work to share, whether it is new or old. The circle will be a safe place to share, encourage and build each other up as we nurture the gifts growing within us.
These nights will be geared towards visual arts. Everyone is welcome! Painters, Drawers, Photographers, Quilters, Knitters, Creative experts, beginners, and everything in between.
Bring something you are working on, or use some of the supplies we will have available (collage making, yarn, pencils and paper, etc.)
This night is a safe place to be creative, find community, and be inspired as we nurture the gifts growing within us.
Everyone is welcome! New writers, old writers and everyone in between (these evenings are geared towards the older youth and adults in our community. You are welcome to bring a child if you take responsibility for engaging with them during the course of the evening).
Bring a short piece of written work to share, whether it is new or old. The circle will be a safe place to share, encourage and build each other up as we nurture the gifts growing within us.
These nights will be geared towards visual arts. Everyone is welcome! Painters, Drawers, Photographers, Quilters, Knitters, Creative experts, beginners, and everything in between.
Bring something you are working on, or use some of the supplies we will have available (collage making, yarn, pencils and paper, etc.)
This night is a safe place to be creative, find community, and be inspired as we nurture the gifts growing within us.
Amy Robinson is having a social to raise money to build a respite suite/home for her son, Asher. Asher is 16 and has severe autism. The hope is that one day this suite can be a permanent home for Asher and will keep him out of institutional care. Amy has been a part of our community for years and although she’s been unable to attend church due to the challenges of children with exceptionalities, she continues to call WCV home. This event is a powerful way to show her our love and support. The social will be on November 18th from 4pm -10pm at the West End Cultural Centre. Live music, raffle prizes, specialty massages and more! Tickets are $15.
Please read the letter from Amy below:
My name is Amy Robinson and I have a 16 year old boy named Asher with Severe Autism. He has been diagnosed with severe intellectual disabilities and is an extreme flight risk. He is police monitored as he runs toward train yards and has no sense of danger, running into strange houses, and in traffic.
As Asher has grown the challenges have increased and I was given a 24 hour chunk of respite hours for weekend support. These hours were in place for a couple years but not used as a suitable respite home was not available due to the home modifications that would need to be done. My home has had $10 000 put into it for Asher safety reasons. I looked into building a tiny house for my son to use as a respite home with the possibility of using it well into adulthood as a staffed placement to avoid an institution type setting.
Having respite in home is more difficult as I have 4 other children (2 also on the ASD spectrum). Relocating my family so Asher can have the house is highly impractical as I have no extended family in Manitoba. Last summer my friend Loralie started a Go Fund Me account to raise money for a tiny house. I also went on the radio and a news story was written up regarding the respite home. The account brought in 2250 and donations came in separately for $25 000. The original goal was to raise 70 000.
I made an offer on a used tiny house last fall but the sale fell through as my yard space was too small. Last June, above detached garage suites were passed by the local bylaws. When I became aware of this, I contacted an architectural technician to design plans to make a suite above my garage. My intention is to use this as a respite space and potentially long term home for my son. The space is much more conducive as Asher is a two to one staff ratio meaning he requires two staff at all times.
My heart has never been able to accept the idea of my child going into a group home or an 8 bed institution like what the city is currently building for high need children like mine. I firmly believe it takes an entire village to raise a child and I am asking my village to help make this home a reality for my boy.
I am looking for donation prizes for the raffles as well as food donations either prepared or groceries for snacks and food to be eaten during the social. I currently have musicians donating their time to play during the social. Anything you can contribute would be greatly appreciated. The social is November 18th at the west end cultural center. More than anything, please come.
A new rhythm is started for the WCV creative community! On the second Wednesday of every month we will be meeting in the Flatlanders Studio!
One month we will take time to create alongside one another (any medium of creation is welcome!), and one month we will share with one another the things we have made (sharing circle style)!
Feb 13 ~ Create together
Mar 13 ~ Share together
May 15 ~ Create together
June 12 ~ Share together
>>>Please note in April we are hosting a Vineyard Canada Creative Gathering. Stay posted for more details!
A new rhythm is started for the WCV creative community! On the second Wednesday of every month we will be meeting in the Flatlanders Studio!
One month we will take time to create alongside one another (any medium of creation is welcome!), and one month we will share with one another the things we have made (sharing circle style)!
Feb 13 ~ Create together
Mar 13 ~ Share together
May 15 ~ Create together
June 12 ~ Share together
>>>Please note in April we are hosting a Vineyard Canada Creative Gathering. Stay posted for more details!
A new rhythm is started for the WCV creative community! On the second Wednesday of every month we will be meeting in the Flatlanders Studio!
One month we will take time to create alongside one another (any medium of creation is welcome!), and one month we will share with one another the things we have made (sharing circle style)!
Feb 13 ~ Create together
Mar 13 ~ Share together
May 15 ~ Create together
June 12 ~ Share together
>>>Please note in April we are hosting a Vineyard Canada Creative Gathering. Stay posted for more details!
A new rhythm is started for the WCV creative community! On the second Wednesday of every month we will be meeting in the Flatlanders Studio!
One month we will take time to create alongside one another (any medium of creation is welcome!), and one month we will share with one another the things we have made (sharing circle style)!
Feb 13 ~ Create together
Mar 13 ~ Share together
May 15 ~ Create together
June 12 ~ Share together
>>>Please note in April we are hosting a Vineyard Canada Creative Gathering. Stay posted for more details!
2021 Vineyard Creative Imaginarium and Creative Festival
On June 10-12 Vineyard Creative Canada is hosting an online Imaginarium and Creative Festival. It’s going to be a time of connection, equipping, and will include some creative play-time too.
Joining us will be Vineyard Worship Director (and Ferment Podcast host) Adam Russell, UK Poet Malcolm Guite and others to share their wisdom, encouragement and insight. It’s going to be so rich. Registration: Free
Cultivating Worship & the Arts
Creativity and innovation are deep in the roots of the Vineyard. These are expressed both within and without our gathered spaces of worship. We are called to be a patron and protector of the arts. We want to be a safe place for artists of all stripes and hues, celebrating their influence as they create beauty, celebrate truth, and challenge the status quo through fresh language, imagery, sounds, movement, and every other kind of expression. The work of God is always to create and restore. We are passionate to join in this work.