GET CONNECTED at SCV
1 :: Step into the Story of God
Please use this Connect Card to let our team know that you are interested in getting to know us.
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2 :: Step into the SCV Family
The Vineyard Values
6 Sessions :: Next Course TBC
Join a member of the leadership team to learn more about who we are, where we’re headed, and how you fit into the Story of God.
What do I do after the Vineyard Values?
Become a Partner
Families commit to one another. We choose to stay engaged, be known, and know others. If you are ready to commit to the SCV family, we encourage you to become a partner, joining us on mission.
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Join a Life Group
Families invest in one another. One of the ways we do that is through Life Groups. These weekly get together’s range in topic (ie, Fantasy Football, books of the Bible, etc) but have one common purpose - to support and encourage one another as we journey with Jesus.
Join a Serve Team
Families take care of each other. When we come together, we share our unique gifts and talents so that when we leave, we all leave feeling loved, seen, and cared for. That might be joining the worship team, making coffee, or praying for others.
3 :: Step into the Mission
The Habits of Disciple Makers
7 Sessions :: Held 3x / year
God has called us to make disciples who make disciples. We believe all disciples of Jesus can do this and that sharing our faith is actually not as hard or scary as we might think. Join Brittney for the 7 key habits that help us fulfill the Great Commission.
Discover Your Calling
Love the Community
We are the ones Jesus has uniquely gifted and sent to bring his renewal into our communities… It’s time to live for more than yourself.
““So if I’m your teacher and lord and have just washed your dirty feet, then you should follow the example that I’ve set for you and wash one another’s dirty feet. Now do for each other what I have just done for you. I speak to you timeless truth: a servant is not superior to his master, and an apostle is never greater than the one who sent him.””