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We’re Glad You’re Here.
Sit back;Â settle in. Here's what you can expect from our service:
Worship - Worship is our response to our knowledge and experience of God. One way that we worship with music at the beginning and end of each service.
Communion - Each week we have the opportunity to participate in communion. If you are a believer, we invite you to participate at the tables in the front and back of the auditorium.
Teaching from the Bible - Our pastors will share a message, applying biblical truth to everyday life. You can listen or watch pervious messages here. Hearing assistance is provided upon request at the Welcome Center.Â
Prayer - We offer an opportunity every single week to receive prayer for whatever needs you may have. We believe God wants to help us with our problems and actually empower us for life.
After the Service - There are plenty of ways for your whole family to get involved at the Vineyard. You can find the latest issue of the Current here.Â
Vineyard Kids & Student Ministries - Like Jesus, we love and welcome kids at the Duluth Vineyard! We have weekend and mid-week options for your children. Â
Learn more about Vineyard Kids opportunities here.Â
Learn more about Student Ministries opportunities here.Â
Connect Form - To help us stay connected with you, we invite everyone—whether you're new or have been with us for years—to fill out our Connect Form. This form is a great way to let us know if you have any prayer requests, want to join a small group, or are interested in serving.
Offering - The Bible says that tithing is a reminder that God is the supplier of everything and teaches us to put God first in our lives. You can give in the offering baskets during the service or via the QR code above. You can give below.
Expressing Compassion - Everyone is encouraged to participate in giving to the poor by dropping one dollar in the Poor Boxes every time you come through the door of the auditorium. Contributions are used to purchase food for the Duluth Vineyard’s, food shelf, Fruit of the Vine. Every dollar buys ten dollars worth of food through Second Harvest food bank. To donate online, go to duluthvineyard.org/give and choose Fruit of the Vine and other Compassion Ministries.
Upcoming Events
Fruit of the Vine Food Shelf
Saturday, January 4, 2025
Weekend Worship Service -In Person
Sunday, January 5, 2025
Weekend Worship Service -In Person
Sunday, January 5, 2025
Street Team
Monday, January 6, 2025
Fruit of the Vine Food Shelf
Tuesday, January 7, 2025
Fully Engaged
Wednesday, January 8, 2025
Rwanda Fireside Chat
Thursday, January 9, 2025
Fruit of the Vine Food Shelf
Saturday, January 11, 2025
Weekend Worship Service -In Person
Sunday, January 12, 2025
Weekend Worship Service -In Person
Sunday, January 12, 2025
Areas to Serve
Sound & Tech - Each week, we’re able to reach people all over the world with the love of Jesus through our online and in-person services and our connection and discipleship events. This means we have tons of behind the scenes opportunities to serve through running the sound board, controlling slides, operating our recording camera, and leading production of our livestream services. If this sounds like something you’d be good at or if it’s an area you’d like to learn more about, we’d love to train you and have you join our sound and tech team! Email Rachel or call 218.525.3462 to learn more.
Communion Team - Are you looking for a next step to become more involved in our community? Becoming a part of the communion team is a great way to partner with what God is doing in our church. Here at the Vineyard, the act of taking communion together as the body of Christ is something that we deeply value. It is an opportunity to not only acknowledge the sacrifice that God made in sending Jesus to die for our sins but provides a space for us to repent and receive the forgiveness that God has for us as well. Communion is a weekly part of our service that has a huge impact on our community and we want to invite more people into the behind the scenes process! If the idea of joining our communion team sparks your interest, we would love to hear from you! Email Xena for more info.
Clothing Closet - From clothes for a quickly growing newborn to a new pair of slacks for a job interview, our Clothing Closet provides free gently used clothing for guests of our Fruit of the Vine food shelf of all ages and sizes. We are now accepting winter clothing donations as well as suitcases to help guests of our food shelf who walk or ride the bus transport their food items home. We’re especially in need of children’s clothing at this time. Items can be dropped off during lobby hours or at weekend services.Â
Duluth CHUM Warming House - God is our example of compassion and living compassionate lives is one of Vineyard’s priorities. To live compassionate lives means we are willing to be present and suffer right alongside those who are lost, hurting, and in need. We have an opportunity this winter season to show the compassion of Jesus at the Duluth Warming Center, an emergency overnight drop in center for people experiencing homelessness. It operates for the six coldest months of the year and provided a life saving refuge for 554 people last winter. Volunteers are needed mornings and evenings to assist with cleaning, sorting donations, food service, and being a friendly and welcoming presence. There is a required one-hour volunteer orientation. If this is a ministry area that interests you please contact Barry Schull, Compassion Ministries Director and he will get you more information.
Additional Resources
- See upcoming events at duluthvineyard.org/gather.Â
- Download the Duluth Vineyard App for Apple or Android
- Join a Small Group
- Watch Vineyard On Demand
- Attend or serve at our Fruit of the Vine Food Shelf
If you have questions, concerns, or complaints, we’d love to talk. You can call us at 218-525-3462 or send an email to [email protected].
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