Vineyard Christian Fellowship Westside

This place is okay for mellow services with feeling a spiritual connection.
The singing worship is wonderful too.
They offer prayer after services which sometimes is helpful.
Not all is perfect in it. But it is okay. And I feel they are real praying people
that genuinely seek God. I’ve really gotten something from Brad’s sermons.
And I am grateful I found this church.

I have been attending The Vineyard for approximately 14 years. There are several reasons why I feel at home there: The casual dress that most of the congregation embraces (No one is known by what economic part of the ladder they are on). It is not important; We have a colorful /​diverse congregation which I believe puts a lot of people at ease; The outreach –there is a lot of outreach to the homeless, making sandwiches is a project going on every Sunday in the courtyard. As well as helping the local, national and international community; The Sermons are amazing… Well thought out and thought provoking. What I noticed after I started attending was I could actually remember what the sermon was about well into the week. Another very important thing I like is that we have approximately 4 – 5 Pastors that serve different functions of the Chuch. I have heard all of them preach at different services and I can honestly say I have no idea which political party they are affiliated with. Which is very unusual for any church today. I believe this is why our services are well attended. I greatly suspect that everyone feels that when they miss a service they have missed something important. The Sermons are filled with the teachings of Jesus Christ. The congregation as a whole can definitely be called Followers of Jesus Christ.

The strengths of this church are healing ministry and young adult ministry. If you are looking for that, this is the place for you.

A Bible-​based church that is part of the Vineyard community of churches. There are two Sunday morning services at 9AM and 11AM. Additionally, there are services in Spanish and one for the «emerging generation» each week. It is a very casual (come as you are) environment with fantastic worship music. It does not matter if you are a lifelong Christian or just curious, it is always a very welcoming environment. Give it a try…

234 years ago our Founders believed in the innate depravity of man, his sinful nature, but they also accepted that man, created in God’s image, is himself a creator who can shape his own future. The pioneers on our dollar bills knew all too well of the constant battle man waged against his own iniquities– hatred, envy, lust, fear. For the believer, it is a daily crusade to do the right thing and live up to the law of the scriptures. It would be easy to curse the moron who wronged you and shove a boot up his beep. But Jesus asks us to count to 10 and walk away and be satisfied. Residents of the Westside are blessed to have a sanctuary of peace like Vineyard in their midst. Fuller Seminary graduate Pastor Brad Bailey has led this congregation for nearly 2 decades and in that time, the church has expanded to 3 services with a Spanish sermon @ 2. The VCF family aims to serve their community, feed the poor, heal the sick, and welcome lost sheep into the fold. They also sell coffee.
234 years ago our people struggled to become better men, committed to family, God and peace. Unfortunately, our people could no longer tolerate abuse from the British Crown so Washington shoved a boot up England’s beep. A contradiction you say? Maybe so but without violent revolution we didn’t stand a chance of breaking the chains of oppression and winning our independence. We became a shining city upon a hill and remain so today. Happy birthday USA.