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A New Way Forward With Indigenous Theology

A New Way Forward With Indigenous Theology

In recognition of Indigenous People’s Day, VJN offers some resources from Dr. Terry Leblanc, an Indigenous theologian who is Mi’kmaq / Acadian. In addition to being the Executive Director of Indigenous Pathways, Terry is also Director of NAIITS: An Indigenous Learning Community (NAIITS). He has 

TENDING CREATION: Why should we care about micro plastics?

TENDING CREATION: Why should we care about micro plastics?

TENDING CREATION: In recognition of Earth Day, VJN invites you and your church to take the next step in environmental justice. Learn about microplastics from A Rocha International, a family of Christian conservation organizations. Next, click here to engage with their Plastics Toolbox to dive 

Facing the truth of historical racism, or not: A look at Yakima

Facing the truth of historical racism, or not: A look at Yakima

Dave Hanson, co-pastor of Yakima Vineyard, offers this history audit of Yakima, WA. After the LA Riots in 1992, Manning Marable wrote a definition for racism: “a system of ignorance, exploitation, and power used to oppress African Americans, Latinos, Asians, Pacific Americans, American Indians, and other people on the basis of 

VJN Equip: Hispanic Heritage Month

VJN Equip: Hispanic Heritage Month

In recognition of Hispanic Heritage Month, we’re highlighting resources from Vineyard Church of Hyde Park and VJN Coach Stephanie Snow! We also invite you to check out Pastor Daniel Mercado’s sermon on Hispanic Heritage Month.

Stop Asian Hate: A Response from Vineyard Pastor Dennis Liu

Stop Asian Hate: A Response from Vineyard Pastor Dennis Liu

Remembering the victims: Daoyou Feng, 44 Hyun Jung Grant, 51 SunCha Kim, 69 Paul Andres Michels, 54. Soon Chung Park, 74 Xiaojie Tan, 49 Delaina Yaun, 33 Yong Ae Yue, 63 To my fellow Asian American brothers and sisters: On behalf of the Asian American