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In February 2018, the Ethiopian Partnership celebrated its 10th anniversary. Among us were six churches from four nations and...

Later in 2008, not long after the original group went, we sent a team of four to go and...

“What is the Vineyard Pilgrimage?” I get this question a lot and I will answer it directly but I...

Dear Friends, Several months ago, I came across something Dallas Willard said to a room full of pastors and...

Same info in video format: Ten Tips For a Happy Translator on YouTube Many people in the world speak...

If you’re not a photographer, you may have had the disappointing experience of discovering that the photos you snapped...

A few years ago, I had two vivid dreams and I awoke to find myself weeping over those in...

I value, respect, honor, and love the ministries of my white brethren in the Vineyard. As I think about...

Click here to read Part 1 from Luke and the Red Bluff Vineyard at Vineyard Missions’ blog. In the...

My evening took an interesting turn. It was supposed...

As a teenager I said I would never pastor a church. I had watched my father and mother pastor....

Dear Friends, I continue to be amazed and thrilled at how God is at work around the world and...

I later learned that the mayor specifically welcomed us because he believed a “pay-to-play” spiritual healer was taking advantage...

September 20, 2017. It was a perfectly normal rainy day in Puerto Rico. Until it wasn’t. Sure there was...

Missions Resources On The Vineyard Digital Membership Lots of great Missions resources are being gathered here on the Vineyard...

A Commissioning Dothan Vineyard Senior Pastor Lyle Peluso has deep roots in overseas missions work. During an outreach in...

I spent the second half of the trip on the north shore of of this island, where I’m excited...

South Sudan found its name and independence in 2011. Freedom of any kind is a sense of hope and...

Vineyard Missions has asked me to share how our church, the Red Bluff Vineyard, is discerning and working toward...

In Mozambique, most places we visit lack running water, restrooms, etc. But Mozambicans understand the need for hygiene, so...

On a recent trip, I had the opportunity to experience worship and ministry “the African way,” as I visited...

Convoy Of Hope Responds To Hurricane Michael (from convoyofhope.org) October 19, 2018 | 12:45 P.M. SPRINGFIELD, MO. Thanks to you, more...

As pastors over the past few decades, we have seen a lot of really great leaders come and go....

A kingdom vision requires a church and its pastors to have a vision much larger than its own four...

The beginning stages of church planting come as an invitation that can feel like a longing or a burden...

Have you ever known anyone who has had a crack in the foundation of their home? It can be...

Convoy Of Hope Responds To Hurricane Florence (from convoyofhope.org) September 16, 2018 | 7:00 P.M. SPRINGFIELD, MO. Convoy of Hope reached...

Dear Friends, As we near the close of the summer, Jan and I have been looking both backward and...

[This article is part of our Diversity Resources Library, containing resources for pastors and congregations on the topics of...

I didn’t grow up on the Gulf Coast, and I certainly didn’t grow up with an appreciation for the...