Robb Morgan

Managing Director & Chief Operations Officer

Leads the strategy and implementation of National Team initiatives, ensuring they work together toward common strategic goals, and manages the day to day operations of the National Team.

Meet Robb

Robb Morgan is the Managing Director & Chief Operations Officer of Vineyard USA, where he leads the strategy, coordination, and daily operations of the National Team. A seasoned pastor and leader, Robb and his wife Julie have planted and co-pastored Delaware City Vineyard (DCV) since 2009. He continues to serve as Founding Pastor and elder, preaching regularly and supporting the church’s ongoing mission. Prior to that, they were involved in planting the Arvada Vineyard (2001) and served on staff at the Vineyard Church of Delaware County (2005).

Robb’s journey into ministry began after a powerful encounter with Jesus in 1998, following a career in business and college athletics. A graduate of The Ohio State University and former captain of the OSU Men’s Soccer Team, Robb has since served in a range of leadership roles across the Vineyard movement, including Church Plant Coordinator, Area Leader, Missions Partnership Leader, and with national teams like Multiply Vineyard and Vineyard Justice Network.

Robb and Julie have been married for over 20 years and are parents to two college-aged daughters, Emma and Via. Together, their lives are filled with good food and music, quality travel, and many outdoor adventures. These days, they’re raising chickens, sheltering kittens, gardening, and slowly growing an orchard.

What are you most excited about in this new chapter?

For many years the phrase “we stand on the shoulders of giants” has been shared at various Vineyard gatherings. For decades, men and women have given so much to make a place for people like me to find a home and a family; to learn how to hear God’s voice and respond to his leading; to be equipped and encouraged to take risks for the sake of the Kingdom.

I am deeply humbled and tremendously excited about the opportunity to give back to a movement that has given me so much – and way more than I deserve. I believe that one way we can honor those who have come before us is to take up the same challenge they took up. Knowing that God has given something unique to the Vineyard for the sake of the church and the world, I’m excited to be a part of stewarding that gift into the future with the courage and passion that has consistently defined the Vineyard.

To this point in the journey, I have been amazed at the life God has allowed me to live, the people He’s allowed me to meet, the experiences that He’s allowed to have, and look forward with great expectation towards what comes next.

What's your dream for Vineyard churches?

My dream for Vineyard churches is to flourish in their local contexts. And for those local contexts – towns, cities, neighborhoods, and communities – to flourish because a Vineyard church exists. May our churches be expressions of the Kingdom of God in both demonstration and proclamation.