This is the first international gathering of the Vineyard Family in many years and it’s being hosted by VineyardUSA. There are thousands of representatives from all across the world converging on Columbus, Ohio. It is promising to be a great time. Nathan and Suhail are going to be going along with Noel Isaacs. They’ll be hosting […]
Columbus Meet-Up If you’re going to be in Columbus for the Global Vineyard Family gathering, you’re invited to our meet-up. Join Noel Isaacs (HRV Director) and Nathan Rieger (WCV) as they share stories of the earthquakes. You’ll hear firsthand tales of survival and faith as well as what’s happened in the relief, recovery and rebuilding efforts
Here’s the info you’ll need for both the camp-out and our Sunday gathering: Where: Bird’s Hill Provincial Park. Group Use Area #1, Site #2 (see the map below). Park in either lots 2a, 2b (closest to the Picnic shelter) or 2c (closest to the camping). All three of these parking lots service Site #2. There
Myself (Andy), Nathan, Jodi & Mike spent 3 days in Cambridge Ontario last week with about 40 other leaders and pastors at the first “Metanoina” gathering that Vineyard Canada is piloting. It was a wonderful time full of laughter, prayer, tears, food, challenge and a whole lot more. I’m sure they will continue in some
Today we said a hearty “thanks” to Beth Neufeld, who has served as our administrator for the past four years. Beth has been faithful and has always made time for the less fortunate. We’ll still see her around WCV and she will continue in her leadership role with the Harbour. Thanks Beth! We will also take this opportunity to
Here’s a pic of some of our women who contribute significantly to women’s ministry at WCV. What an honor to take them out for lunch today… Come join these events in the fall! Breathe Wed mornings at WCV and Women’s events throughout the year.
We’re in the process of recording a worship album comprised of 12 homegrown songs from WCV. Though this is a studio album, we really want to capture the live feel of what worship in our gatherings actually sounds like. You’re invited to a community singalong where we’ll have a great time hanging out and worshipping
Below is a story gathered from an interview with Krishna Kumar, a member of the Kathmandu Vineyard. It’s written by Matthias Floreck, an HRV friend with of the German NGO Kinderhilfe International who provided us with a shipment of durable tents. On April 25, 2015, Krishna and his family were gathered at the Kathmandu Vineyard. Everyone
It’s been over a month since the earth shook Nepal to it’s core. Over 8,500 people died and 18,000 were injured. Over 1/2 a million homes were destroyed leaving over 3 million people homeless. The tarp settlements that have sprung up around the city and the daily aftershocks remind us that things are not right. Scenes
>Click here to donate. >Subscribe now to receive these updates in your inbox. It’s been nearly one month since the initial earthquake rocked the Himalayan Region. There has not been one day without significant aftershocks and tremors – some of which have been classified as earthquakes. During my latest conversation with Noel and Raju, they stopped in mid conversation as
>Click here to donate. >Stay connected. Subscribe now to receive these updates in your inbox. Shaken The latest earthquake has left the country shaken, again. Among the many hardships, one positive side in this latest chapter is that many of the broken-but-not-fallen houses have now completely crumbled. This makes their demolition unnecessary and the clean-up much safer. However, physical infrastructure
This morning at drop-in, Mary told me she was looking for a new place to live. Given the lack of promising housing options before her and the uncertainty of the future, she wondered if God might be punishing her. In the same breath she told me that she often felt “warm” when she came to
Click here to donate. Long Awaited News: Many of you have been anxiously awaiting news from Gadlang and the other high mountain villages beyond it. Meanwhile, the community in Gadlang has been anxiously awaiting supplies and contact with the outside. A small team was able to spend Friday in Gadlang – thanks to a helicopter ride.
