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REGISTRATION OPEN FOR SVS 2020, WITH VJN TRACK!

REGISTRATION OPEN FOR SVS 2020, WITH VJN TRACK!

Registration is now open for SVS 2020, to be held April 16-18, in Chicago, Illinois, USA is now open!Register today and save at http://SVS2020.eventbrite.com. The guiding theme of SVS 2020 is “Hearing, Seeing, and Remembering As The People of God.” Together we will explore hearing, seeing, and remembering as 

It’s Not Enough to be Angry: The Problem with Package- Deal Ethics

It’s Not Enough to be Angry: The Problem with Package- Deal Ethics

THE PROBLEM OF PACKAGE-DEAL ETHICS The great curse of our generation is how such polarization is warping the way we think through our deepest moral dilemmas. When it comes to ethics, we find our answers too readily and unthinkingly according to which side of the 

VJN partners with Annual Vineyard Scholars Conference in April!

VJN partners with Annual Vineyard Scholars Conference in April!

2020 Society of Vineyard Scholars Conference, with VJN! April 16-18 | Evanston Vineyard |Chicago The central theme of this year’s meeting is “Hearing, Seeing, and Remembering As The People of God.” Together we will explore hearing, seeing, and remembering as theological, biblical, spiritual, pastoral, historical, and embodied 

Recorded Sessions from Better Together 2018 Conference now available!

Recorded Sessions from Better Together 2018 Conference now available!

Better Together 2018: Race, Reconciliation, And The Multiethnic Church A unique and important conference on race, reconciliation, and the multiethnic church. Recordings from all the main sessions are now available on Vineyard Digital Membership. This unique conference is focused on the topic of diversity, as 

“Diversity is not the end, it’s the means”: Follow-Up from 2018 Better Together Conference

“Diversity is not the end, it’s the means”: Follow-Up from 2018 Better Together Conference

It’s hard to believe that #VineyardBetterTogether2018 was just a couple of weeks ago!  Nearly 400 people gathered in Evanston for the second Vineyard USA conference on race, diversity, and reconciliation. Geno Olison, conference organizer and pastor of South Suburban Vineyard in Chicago, set the tone