CO NNECT ISSUE FOUR SUMMER 2016
www.centralvineyard.co.uk
IN THIS ISSUE #FOUR SUMMER2016
A NEW LANGUAGE FOR
DISCIPLESHIP PAGE 08
SEEKING JUSTICE & COMPASSION
OF SERVING
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PAGE 18
COMING UP AT CENTRAL VINEYARD PAGE 03 WELCOME FROM STEVE & TAMMY PAGE 04 GETTING INVOLVED PAGE 06
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WHO’S WHO PAGE 07 WE ARE 10 PAGE 10 CONNECT GROUPS & HUDDLES PAGE 12
THE
A to Z GODS BIG STORY VINEYARD KIDS PAGE 16 THE YARD YOUTH AT DREAMING THE IMPOSSIBLE PAGE 17
COMING UP AT
CENTRAL VINEYARD 20-22
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Mark Marx Weekend
Sam flys to Bolivia
NO SUNDAY SERVICE
MAY 01
JUNE
New Connect Groups and Huddles start this week. See page 12 for more.
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JUNE
Street Church Street Church is a joint Northampton churches event serving some of the town’s homeless and most vulnerable people. Street Church happens every Sunday as a drop-in service from 1.00pm to about 3.15pm at the Salvation Army Church on Tower Street, Northampton. Please speak to Ken Willis for details.
JUNE
Pray for Sam as she flys to Bolivia as part of our partnership with the Vineyard there.
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JULY
Leaders Day A chance for anyone who leads anything in Central Vineyard to come together for a day of worship, teaching and ministry, venue TBA.
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JULY/ AUGUST NEW WINE
New Wine, join with others from Central Vineyard attending week 2 of the New Wine summer camp in Shepton Mallet. www.new-wine.org
REMEMBER TO KEEP CHECKING WWW.MYCENTRALVINEYARD.COM FOR ALL THE LATEST UPDATES. SEE PAGE 11 FOR MORE INFORMATION.
AUGUST
Bank Holiday weekend... enjoy!
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SEPTEMBER Back to School Sunday
During our service we will pray for all children and teachers returning to school for another year.
ALPHA FILM SERIES ALPHA LIKE YOU’VE NEVER SEEN IT BEFORE! This is an updated, relevant and engaging version of the Alpha course that takes the audience on an epic journey exploring the basics of the Christian faith. Look out for more information in the Autumn term: alphafilmseries.alpha.org
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A VERY WARM WELCOME TO
CENTRAL VINEYARD WE ARE THRILLED THAT YOU ARE EITHER VISITING US ON SUNDAY OR INTERESTED IN JOINING US. If you are visiting for the first time, please introduce yourself to the Host team. If you would like to get more involved, please visit the Information Point. We are very much looking forward to getting to know you.
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STEVE & TAMMY GEE LEAD PASTORS
IT CAN BE DAUNTING COMING TO A SUNDAY SERVICE FOR THE FIRST TIME, SO WE AIM TO MAKE YOUR VISIT AS SIMPLE AND ENJOYABLE AS POSSIBLE BY LETTING YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN. Fresh coffee, a selection of teas and other refreshments along with doughnuts and snacks are served from 10.15am in the main lobby of the school. If you have children and youth they can be registered for Vineyard Kids too. The service will start with a time of worship, which lasts for about 20 minutes. Feel free to stand, sing and join in with our worship or you are welcome to sit, relax and enjoy the atmosphere. After worship, the children and youth will go to their groups. At this time there will then be a very short break, during which bowls of chocolates are passed round and our offering taken.
This is then followed by a few announcements, and a chance to hear some news from the life of the church. Then, someone will give a bible-related talk, which is followed by more worship and an opportunity for everyone to respond and receive prayer if they would like to. After the service, please make your way over to the Information Point, where you can chat to some of our team. Ask any questions you might have and discover other helpful information. You’ll also have time to grab another drink from the Refreshments point if you wish.
EVENING SERVICE Sunday’s from 6pm at The Good Loaf, Overstone Road. For more info please speak to Tom Nicholson
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GETTING INVOLVED There are a few things that we would really encourage you to do in order to feel at home at Central Vineyard, and to also find your place and connect with other people in the church.
02 ATTEND
01 STICK
FOR SIX You never know if a church is the right fit for you if you only come once. We invite you to stick around for six weeks to see if Central Vineyard is the right church for you.
03 GET
CONNECTED OUR NEXT NEWCOMERS’ TO OTHERS LUNCH
You can sign up for our next newcomers lunch online. Just ask for details.
Our Connect Groups run on a termly basis and meet as a large group and as smaller Huddles of between 3 and 5 people. See page 12 for more info.
04 05 FIND A PLACE GIVE TO SERVE
There are many ways you can give of your time, talents and treasure. See our A-z Guide to serving on page 18.
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We want to be a generous people, providing the church with the resources to do things well, whilst also demonstrating God’s generosity outside this church in what we give away. More details on giving can be found at the Information Point.
WHO’S WHO AT CENTRAL VINEYARD STEVE & TAMMY GEE LEAD PASTORS
PETE & ANYA WILLIS ASSOCIATE PASTORS
Oversee: vision & direction, newcomers, teaching, church planting, worship, pastoral care, staff team & ministry resources
Oversee: community life & discipleship, students, communications & Re:store Northampton
SAM RAJAGOPAL ASSISTANT PASTOR
MIKE & KATE ADAMS ASSISTANT PASTORS
Oversee: overseas mission, homeless outreach, Re:store Northampton, events & benevolence
Oversee: Vineyard Kids & prayer life
CLUSTER LEADERS
Our cluster leaders offer oversight and support to both Connect Group leaders and the various communities within the life of the church.
TOM & ASH NICOLSON
PAUL & ESTHER VEAL
KEN & ANN WILLIS
ROB &JENNY LAWES
TRUSTEES As a registered charity, Central Vineyard has a board of trustees whose task is to ensure the church remains within the legislative framework for charities.
PHILIP EVANS
STEVE GEE
DAVID TAYLOR
PETE WILLIS
philip.denise@btinternet.com
steve.gee@centralvineyard.co.uk
davidthetays@aol.com
pete.willis@centralvineyard.co.uk
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A NEW LANGUAGE FOR
DISCIPLESHIP THIS PAST TERM WE HAVE BEEN LAYING DOWN THE FOUNDATION FOR A NEW LANGUAGE FOR WHAT WE THINK DISCIPLESHIP CAN HOPEFULLY LOOK LIKE IN THE LIFE OF OUR CHURCH FAMILY OVER THE COMING YEARS. BY STEVE GEE 08 | CONNECT SUMMER 2016
Our goal has been to build a clear and hopefully easy to remember framework around three simple words; UP, IN and OUT. These three words or three dimensions as we often refer to them shouldn’t be unfamiliar to those who have been around Central Vineyard for any length of time. The idea of UP, IN and OUT has been a part of our DNA as a church from the very beginning. In addition to this, over the past term we have introduced some tools that will hopefully help each one of us think and act more intentionally about living lives in a healthy rhythm of UP, IN and OUT. Each tool or symbol we’ve used is borrowed from the world of digital media and hopefully they will be a reminder as we take this journey transformation together. The UP dimension is about our connection to God. Looking up involves exalting God for His greatness, enjoying God for His goodness and encountering God with His presence. The primary call of any disciple is to love God and walk with Him. It is in this place of worship, adoration, friendship and pursuit of Him that life and fruitfulness flows into the life of any disciple.
TO HELP US DO THIS WE INTRODUCED THE FIRST FOUR SYMBOLS:
POWER
Up with prayer
STOP
Read the word
REFRESH
In worship
LISTEN
Hearing Gods voice
These are rooted in a conviction that learning how to pray, encountering God in worship, reading the Bible and hearing God’s voice, are the mainstays of the upward life of a disciple of Jesus. The IN dimension is about the development of our character. We believe this happens in the context of community. Looking IN involves changing our ideas (the way we see the world) to line up with God’s perspective. It means understanding our new identity in Christ and for that truth to transform our behaviour accordingly. God is happily committed to transforming our lives to look more like Jesus'. This is the process of character development. Key to this process is God placing us into community called the Church. In order to grow in character we need other people. Very little change happens in insolation; we need others! Forgiveness, love, honour and encouragement can only flow when we are in real relationships where love and truth can bring about maturity.
So the next four symbols we’ve introduced, help us focus on character development and inward formation, they are:
EJECT
Kairos moments
FAST FORWARD
A new identity in Christ
RECHARGE
Care for our souls
HOME
Rooted in Family
These tools are about learning to walk in repentance and faith, learning how to stay healthy and living in our new identity as a Child of God, while being rooted and connect to the life of the local church. The OUT dimension is about fulfilling our calling. Looking out involves nurturing our ministry gifts, being on mission with Jesus and multiplying disciples as we seek to see His Kingdom come. Jesus did not enlist His disciples to a cruise-liner but a battleship! Jesus has commissioned each of us to bring hope, courage, promise and joy wherever we find ourselves! Disciples are called to be rivers, not swamps or deserts. Swamps typically have an inflow of water but nowhere for that water to go; deserts have an absence of inflow altogether. By contrast rivers have water flowing in and out which is why they bring life! You and I are called to be rivers, giving away what God given to us. CONTINUED...
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A NEW LANGUAGE FOR
DISCIPLESHIP OF OUR OWN
The final four symbols we introduced were:
EQ
Understanding who you are
BRIGHTNESS
Revealing the Kingdom
VOLUME DOWN
Where we start
MULTIPLY
Empowering Others
These Outward tools or symbols involve understanding our ministry motivations. Knowing what God has called us to do with our lives; knowing how we bring the Kingdom of God wherever we are; and knowing how we are to multiply ourselves in others and be obedient to Jesus' command, "to go and make disciples".
YOU CAN NOW ACCESS ALL THESE NEW TOOLS ONLINE AT WWW.CENTRALVINEYARD.CO.UK/ TRANSFORMED Please note this page is password protected (pw: transformed2016) For each tool or symbol we’ve introduced, there are a series of practical worksheet to help you think through each dimension. Our hope is that the community based Connect Groups will take the time to reinforce these tools and build healthy environments where we can talk openly about how we are learning to apply these new rules of life together. You can also revisit our 14 week teaching series called Transformed, either via our iTunes podcast, SoundCloud or by going to the Listen Again section on our website.
ONE FINAL WORD SO WHERE DO WE SEE THIS ALL GOING? Well, we want to think of this new set of tools and symbols as a kind of new rule of life in the context of our church family. Kind of like the monks of old who lived in monastic orders, we want to encourage every person who calls Central Vineyard home to be living lives in a healthy rhythm of UP, IN and OUT. Each of these tools and symbols we’ve introduced will be a practical help in forming the kind of people we are hopefully becoming.
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We want to do all this because we believe we are to be a church of disciples that go and make other disciples. So in order for us to be able to reproduce ourselves in others, we first have got to have something we can give away. We believe Disciples are intentional. They are the kind of people who engage in habits and practices that help them to grow and become more like Jesus. So my prayer and hope isn’t that we would become enamoured by a system or process, but rather as we learn to put into practice some simple tools, we would begin to live lives that compel us to go and reach out to others.
NOT USING CHURCHAPP? YOU’RE MISSING OUT! ChurchApp is an app you can download for your iOS or Android devices that will give you access to update your details on our system, view serving rotas and request date-swaps and much more! The best part is that it’s FREE! Download it today and get logged in – if you haven’t got login details then let the church office know and we’ll get one set up for you. YOU CAN ALSO VISIT WWW.MYCENTRALVINEYARD.COM
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CONNECT GROUPS & HUDDLES CONNECT GROUPS & HUDDLES are the heartbeat of our community, where you can develop meaningful relationships with other people at your own pace. The groups of 8-12 adults meet within people’s homes or social venues across the town for 3 months at a time, with an ‘open month’ in between. During the open months (January, May and September) there are other activities or short training courses available for the whole church, called ‘Equip’. At this time we also relaunch the connect groups, allowing an opportunity for everyone to sign up to the Connect groups, making them very accessible to anyone who has not been part of a group previously.
From 2016, we have incorporated HUDDLES into the community based connect groups. These are small, same-sex groups of 3-5 people where more personal relationships can develop. This is the core of peer-based discipleship, where we can challenge, support and encourage one another, through prayer and accountability. The connect groups meet fortnightly as a whole group, and then on the alternate weeks, will meet in huddles formed out of members of the group.
If you would like to find out more about our Connect Groups or Huddles, please speak to Pete & Anya Willis or visit: www.centralvineyard.co.uk/community pete.willis@centralvineyard.co.uk anya.willis@centralvineyard.co.uk
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SUMMER TERM CONNECT GROUPS COMMUNITY GROUPS Tom & Ash Nicholson
St. James Wednesday at 8pm
JD & Maddie Duncan Kingsthorpe Wednesday at 8pm
David & Felicia Westwood Hackleton Monday at 8pm
Rob & Jenny Lawes
Charlotte & Kelvin Yarker
Brixworth Thursday at 7pm
Moulton Thursday at 8pm
Gabor & Lea Nagy
Colin Sims & Laura Holman
Kingsthorpe Tuesday at 7pm
Abington Tuesday at 7.30pm
Paul & Esther Veal Duston Tuesday at 8pm
ACTIVITY GROUPS In addition to community based groups, there are a range of activity groups that gather around an interest, community or life-stage. These are a great opportunity to build friendships through doing something together, but do not have the same level of discipleship or pastoral support as community based connect groups. Mens Breakfast
Still (contemplative prayer)
Vineyard Kids & Youth
The Good Loaf Marcus Miller Saturday at 8am (fortnightly)
Various Monthly Kay Jones & Jill Harrison
Abington John & Cathy Leathersich Sunday 4-6pm (fortnightly)
Midweek Mini’s
Worship Community
The Good Loaf Hannah Osborne Friday at 1.30pm (fortnightly)
Various Monthly Steve & Tammy Gee
Food @ Seven
Walking Group (Saturday & Wednesday) Various Ken & Ann Willis Sat morning, Weds evening
The Daniel Plan Thursday Steve & Tammy Gee 8:00pm
Kids Ministry Community
Little Billing Thea Pitches & Pete Stiles Monday at 7pm
Abington Monthly Mike & Kate Adams
Soup Run Town Centre Thursday Brian Jones
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SEEKING JUSTICE &
COMPASSION by Anya Willis
RE:STORE NORTHAMPTON, THE COMPASSION MINISTRY OF CENTRAL VINEYARD, HAS BEEN RUNNING IN ONE FORM OR ANOTHER FOR THE PAST 7 YEARS. THE FIRST PROJECT, NORTHAMPTON FOOD BANK STARTED IN 2009, AND WE ARE NOW CELEBRATING WHAT HAS BEEN AND LOOKING AHEAD TO THE GREAT THINGS GOD HAS IN STORE OVER THE NEXT FEW YEARS.
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IN 2013 GOD SPOKE TO US ABOUT THE CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT OF RE:STORE AND THE NEED TO STEP OUT INTO NEW TERRITORY, SOMETIMES ONLY KNOWING THE NEXT STEP. The words of the song ‘Hosanna’ came to mind “Heal my heart and make it clean, Open up my eyes to the things unseen. Show me how to love like You have loved me. Break my heart for what breaks Yours, Everything I am for your Kingdom’s cause”, We’ve always had a call to be a church that seeks justice and compassion, living alongside and loving people who may be unseen or unloved by others. During this season we developed a fresh vision, a renewed sense of energy and new staff team and volunteers, which enabled the Food Bank to grow into a multi-site and inter-church ministry. Since then, we have developed an amazing community cafe space, The HUB, where people from all walks of life feel welcome and accepted, and can encounter Jesus in a very natural and relaxed environment. In 2015, our team led an Alpha course with our HUB community, and two amazing ladies have given their lives to Jesus, and are encouraging everyone else to pray, read their bibles and expect healing and restoration. Many of those who ware welcomed into the HUB want to stay, or do more, and we have been encouraging them to move into some of our other free activities to build skills and confidence, including The Allotment and COOK.
This Spring, as we secured our offer on the new building, we also secured a £500,000 grant (over 5 years, in partnership with 3 other agencies) from the Big Lottery ‘Help Through Crisis’ Fund. We really believe this was a clear confirmation of God providing us as a church the resources and opportunity to serve our town, by joining Him in the renewal of all things and transforming lives! It will enable us to continue to do much of the work we’ve been doing already, as well as some new activities, including work with children and families. We will be working in close partnership with Springs Family Centre (run by Kingdom Life Church), Central & East Northants Citizen’s Advice Bureau and Northamptonshire Community Foundation, to provide a wide range of services to people who have experienced crisis to access support, and move forwards to greater stability and independence. We are leading this project, and taking a holistic approach, which will address individuals physical, mental, emotional and spiritual needs, and help them to access the best services available. This will include practical skills such as CV writing, preparing for interviews or cooking, as well as helping to build confidence through a range of activities. We believe that God is the key to transformation, so we are excited to see how He will use Central Vineyard in this partnership. Over the coming weeks and months there will be a number of opportunities for you to be involved and we appreciate all kinds of talents and skills, so please talk to Anya Willis or check out the A to Z to serving on page 18.
Anya Willis
ASSOCIATE PASTOR
E: anya.willis@centralvineyard.co.uk
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GOD'S BIG STORY IS THE FRAMEWORK WE USE TO TEACH THE BIBLE IN A RELEVANT WAY FOR ALL OUR CHILDREN AS WE SEEK EQUIP THEM IN THEIR EVERYDAY LIVES. It’s simply way of breaking the gospel into 6 sections. GOD MADE US TO LOVE
PEOPLE WALKED AWAY FROM GOD AND LOVE WAS BROKEN GOD HAS A PLAN AND SENT JESUS TO MAKE A WAY FOR US TO COME BACK TO HIM JESUS DID AMAZING THINGS IN THE WORLD AND WE CAN DO AMAZING THINGS TOO
GOD SENT THE HOLY SPIRIT TO HELP US GOD’S PROMISE TO US IS THAT ONE DAY EVERYTHING WILL BE AS GOD FIRST INTENDED IT TO BE
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IT LOOKS A BIT LIKE THIS We invite the children to take part in activities that help them to explore their own lives and make sense of the things that happen. Maybe on of them has a loved one who is sick and needs God’s healing. We look at the reason that there is pain and suffering in the world is because people walked away from God and love was broken; bad things entered the world. Our response in our lives is to live as Jesus did; we can call upon God in our times of need and ask for the Holy spirit to help us. We may write a prayer for the person and peg it on our prayer washing line. We affirm the children with verses from the Bible that help the children to see what God has to say to us about any given situation we face. We want the children to understand that the bible is a living word where God can speak directly to them through the verses they read. Our aim is that all the children will grow in confidence of God’s word and see he has a hand on their lives. No matter what our children are facing we are creating a safe place for the children to come as they are and leave better equipped to face their many challenging situations of life.
THE YARD AT DREAMING THE IMPOSSIBLE 2016
At the end of last term our youth went to Lincolnshire for the annual Vineyard Dreaming the Impossible camp. For many of them it was their first time away from home and at an event of this kind. They were joining with 950 other 11 to 18 years from across the Vineyard Movement here in the UK and Ireland with 58 giving their lives to Jesus for the first time.
“ I’VE NEVER FELT SO ENGAGED WITH GOD AS I HAVE DONE THIS YEAR AT DTI. THE WORSHIP WAS AMAZING, THE TALKS WERE AMAZING AND THE PEOPLE WERE AMAZING TOO, I CAN’T WAIT FOR NEXT YEAR!”
Everyday they met to worship, hear some teaching and respond and receive prayer ministry. They got to hear some amazing speakers, including John & Debby Wright the National Directors of the Vineyard Movement in the UK & Ireland. ALL OUR YOUTH HAD AN AMAZING TIME, HEAR IS WHAT SOME OF THEM SAID…
“ DTI IS PROBABLY THE BEST PARTY ABOUT JESUS - ON A CAMPING TRIP - YOU WILL EVER EXPERIENCE. I STILL MISS BEING THERE NOW.” “ I HAD THE BEST TIME EVER! I ENJOYED THE ACTIVITIES ESPECIALLY THE SESSIONS BECAUSE THAT’S WHERE I FOUND GOD. FOR THE FIRST TIME I FELT CLOSE TO HIM AND WANTED TO DANCE TO THE MUSIC. I REMEMBER SHAKING AND COULDN’T STOP AND I WAS SO HAPPY BECAUSE I KNEW THAT JESUS WAS THERE. I CAN’T WAIT FOR NEXT YEAR.” SUMMER 2016 CONNECT | 17
A to Z THE
OF SERVING ALLOTMENT WE WANT The Allotment project aims TO BE THE to give people the skills to KIND OF help them grow their own PEOPLE WHO fresh vegetables and builds GENEROUSLY confidence and self esteem, GIVE OUR why not become an allotment TIME, ENERGY, mentor? SKILLS AND RESOURCES ALPHA TO SERVE GOD Alpha is a course for people AND EXTEND exploring faith. We run our HIS KINGDOM. Alpha courses in the Autumn Church is not about a few people doing all the work and everyone else watching. It works best when everyone takes part and shares the ownership, responsibility and passion, so we can serve our city with generosity and compassion. One of the best ways to feel at home at Central Vineyard and meet others is to get involved. Here are a few ways you can get involved.
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term.
CAP MONEY We provide a free money management course for anyone who is keen to manage their finances. Be part of the team that delivers this.
CAR PARK TEAM We want to give our guests a warm welcome and as a member of the car park team, you will be one of the first faces they see!
CATERING Welcoming everyone with fresh coffee and beverages, some tasty snacks and a smile.
COOK A six week programme we deliver to teach basic cookery skills to some of those we serve at the Hub.
EVENING SERVICE Every Sunday we have an evening service at The Good Loaf on Overstone Road with loads of opportunities to serve as we seek to reach out to people exploring faith.
FOOD BANK Our Food Bank feeds 1000’s of people every year. You can help behind the scenes by sorting and organising food donations or up front at the Hub working with those who come to receive a food parcels.
HEALING ON THE STREETS A new team that will be going out into Northampton on Saturdays offering to to pray for people they meet.
HOST TEAM Most visitors will form an opinion about us in the first few seconds of walking in the door. Help us make it a good one!
PRAYER Everything we do as a church is underpinned by prayer. Join in regular opportunities to prayer as well as extend periods of prayer throughout the year.
PRISON The prisons team visit HMP Onley once a month, helping with Sunday services there.
SAFE FAMILIES FOR CHILDREN Offering support for local families by providing a short stay for their children with a trustworthy church family in a moment of crisis, full training and DBS clearance will be required.
SOUND & MEDIA THE HUB The media team are behind most of the videos, images and sounds that you see on a Sunday. If you’re interested in developing your skills in this area, there are lots of ways to get involved.
SOUP RUN The Soup Run team are out in the town centre on Thursday evenings sharing food and hot drinks with the homeless.
STREET CHURCH Street Church is a joint Northampton churches event serving some of the town’s homeless and most vulnerable.
STUDENTS We are passionate about sharing God’s love and serving and serving students at Northampton University.
SUNDAY SET UP / DOWN It takes a bit of work to turn a school hall into a place of worship and then turn it back again. If you fancy the challenge, let us know.
Is our twice weekly drop in where we welcome a number of people from the community accusing our support services.
VINEYARD KIDS Is the place where our children come to learn about Jesus and have fun on Sunday mornings and lots of events through the year. Find out more on page 16.
WORSHIP COMMUNITY A community of people involved, or interested in getting involved, with worship across the church.
YOUTH Working with our Youth is all about inspiring young people to love God, love others and change the world! It’s a lot of fun and is for all young people in school years 7-13.
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