Eastern Region

In every culture and ethnic heritage, God has tucked a unique piece of his character. In every woman there are gifts you‘ll never see anywhere else in quite the same combination. And in every calling – outside the church and in it, public and hidden – there is God-given dignity and worth. Come and hear from three very different women the stories of how God calls us and shows us our gifts, how we help each other name and "own" that calling and gifting, and how we support each other as we launch out into those unique things God has called us to do.

In every culture and ethnic heritage, God has tucked a unique piece of his character. In every woman there are gifts you’ll never see anywhere else in quite the same combination. And in every calling – outside the church and in it, public and hidden – there is God-given dignity and worth. Come and hear from three very different women the stories of how God calls us and shows us our gifts, how we help each other name and ‘own’ that calling and gifting, and how we support each other as we launch out into those unique things God has called us to do.

We are all giving our lives to something, whether we realize it or not—which cause are you serving with your life? Jesus said that to save our lives, we must lose it. God is looking for people who are willing to lose their lives, to lay them down, for the sake of Jesus. You are invited to 2 days of intense soul searching and seeking of God’s will for our lives. We will be asking God to challenge us and move us out of our comfort zones. There will be worship, prayer, prophecy, and ministry as we share together in God’s stories of faithfulness and power in our lives.

Ready or not, here it comes, the future! It’s complicated-it’s not our parents’ or grandparents’ reality but ours to face. We can’t run from it; but we can face it! In light of current events and news in the media today, this conference will focus on helping us LEAN INTO THE FUTURE, not worry about it!

Christian-Muslim relations comprise one of the momentous challenges of the 21st century. The threat of violent extremism, negative stereotypes of Muslims and ignorance have caused the church to shrink back from Jesus' commands to love and to make disciples.

How can the Vineyard be agents of peace and faithfully bear witness to Christ in such a polarized world? What does a Vineyard approach to blessing Muslims look like?