Each church will now become independent, while remaining connected to Vineyard USA. In recent years, VUSA has developed more robust systems of care and training, making our former model less necessary in this season.
We believe this transition creates new opportunities for each church to grow and mature in ways that wouldn’t have been possible otherwise. We remain deeply committed to planting new churches and look forward to continuing to work together as an Area and with Multiply Vineyard to pursue that shared vision.
Moving forward, our churches will still stay connected relationally, and may even occasionally do events or worship nights together as our vision and timing allows.
Luke 6:13-16
Romans 10:1-4
John 14:22-23
Our vision is to become people who love God, are joined in community, and partner with God’s work in this world. Seeking to restore justice and uplift the poor, vulnerable, marginalized, and oppressed.
We get it. Visiting a church can be scary and awkward, especially if faith or church haven’t been your thing. If coming on a Sunday seems like a big step we’d love to buy you a coffee or Zoom to meet, listen to your story, and answer questions about ours. Just email us & we’ll do the rest.
We believe that healthy things grow. So we created a clear pathway to form us as we each grow in life with Jesus and each other. Grow starts with 5 big courses; Alpha, Rooted, Covenant Community, Discovering Leadership & Emotionally Focused. From there this continues through events and programs periodically offered that help to tap into each of these areas of discipleship.
A family of Jesus-centered neighborhood churches around Denver.
After 10 years as the Mile High Vineyard, a family of neighborhood churches, we have discerned together that it is time for MHV to come to an end in its current form.
Each church will now become independent, while remaining connected to Vineyard USA. In recent years, VUSA has developed more robust systems of care and training, making our former model less necessary in this season.
We believe this transition creates new opportunities for each church to grow and mature in ways that wouldn’t have been possible otherwise. We remain deeply committed to planting new churches and look forward to continuing to work together as an Area and with Multiply Vineyard to pursue that shared vision.
Moving forward, our churches will still stay connected relationally, and may even occasionally do events or worship nights together as our vision and timing allows.