If you aren't able to attend in person tonight, we have a Zoom link for you to join tonight's Cultivate.

Cultivate is more than just a meeting—it's a vibrant, community-building experience where we come together to share a meal, engage in meaningful conversations about our church's vision and future direction, and grow as individuals and leaders.

Here's what you can expect at Cultivate Vineyard this year:

1. Table Fellowship: We'll start with a shared meal, because breaking bread together builds stronger bonds.
2. Vision in Action: We'll dive further into discussions about our 2026 Vision, exploring how we can bring it to life in our church and community.
3. Leadership Growth: At future Cultivates, we are bringing back our breakout sessions, where you will have the chance to develop leadership skills, engage in spiritual practices, and grow in your discipleship. These sessions will be grounded in the principles of Healthy Church Culture, helping us build a stronger, more vibrant community together. More about this at this Sunday's Cultivate.

By participating in Cultivate, you're not just attending a meeting—you're actively shaping the future of our church. You're helping us build a community where everyone, from long-time members to newcomers, can find belonging, purpose, and spiritual growth.

Whether you're a college student, a young professional, a parent, or in your golden years, your voice and presence matter. Together, we can create a church that truly reflects the diverse, inclusive, and vibrant community described in our 2026 Vision.

This is bigger than any one of us, but together, I think we can do something significant in our local church community that impacts the wider culture around us. The Lord continues to send people to our church, and as a community we need your help to welcome, enfold, enrich, and empower fellow brothers and sisters in Christ for the work that God has placed before us.

We invite you to join us tonight, Sunday, March 30th at 5:30pm to get started on this journey together.

I hope you will join us tonight,
Pastor Donnell