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  If you are looking for a laid back service, where the dress is casual, the lessons are in depth and relevant and you won't be judged, then look no further.

  Added July 24, 2017 by Alaura Brown
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  There is no initiative by anyone. Communication amingst staff seemed like chaos

  Added May 20, 2017 by Charles Cokeley
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  You can feel the love of God's presence at the Vineyard.

  Added April 13, 2017 by Rob Webb
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  I'm not sure who wrote the last review, but my experience has been extremely positive. They don't have any deacons or old school hierarchy, (not that's anything wrong with that, if that's what you're looking for), but they do have 2 pastors who are completely devoted to Jesus and doing His work -- serving the poor, welcoming anyone and everyone into the church, giving instead of asking. Many of my fellow church members attend weekly classes and retreats and strive to grow as Christians. Pastor Chuck Wolfinbarger is tireless in shepherding his flock, visiting the sick, conducting funerals for those who have no church home, pushing us to grow so we can better worship and serve our Lord Jesus Christ.

  Added January 19, 2017 by Janet House