Small groups are central to the way we do church at Trinity Vineyard. We believe that small groups are the best way to provide a context for authentic community and spiritual growth. We are created with a need for relationship, not only with God, but also with other people. Small groups provide the opportunity to do what we were created for.

We want to invite you and your family to join us for our next Connections.

Connections is designed to introduce you to our church.  Our pastors, Mike and Amber Lehmann will cover topics like our church history, our vision, our values, and our statement of beliefs.  Mike and Amber will tell you some of their story and look forward to hearing some of your story as well.

We think that it's important for our church to be an active and integral part of our community. That's why we make every effort to be involved with our local schools and nearby neighborhoods. Several times each year, we organize or are involved in events designed to reach out to and encourage our community.

In our largely individualistic society, many people think that church is irrelevant and unnecessary.  Nearly sixty percent of American adults are not involved in a church. But church is important to Jesus - so important that he instituted it as his primary means to communicate his loving message in this world. Church planting, or starting new churches, is an effective way to communicate the message that Jesus has given the world.

God has called the Vineyard to be a movement that is actively planting new churches. Since the Vineyard, USA began in 1981, Vineyard has planted over 600 churches in the U.S. and numbers more around the world.

The Vineyard Leadership Institute (VLI) is a Seminary level school we are offering here at Trinity Vineyard for people that feel God's call on their life.

Vineyard Leadership Institute is dedicated to preparing students practically, spirtually and academically for ministry in the context of the local church.