Vineyard Church Circleville

🇺🇸 Happy Birthday, America 🇺🇸

Grateful today for the experiment we're still living out…ordinary people choosing courage, compassion, and justice over fear.

We are thankful for the courage of those who came before us and are committed to the work still ahead.

"Let justice roll down like waters."

May we be people who use our freedom to lift others up, protect the vulnerable, and build communities marked by mercy and hope.

“Pursuit of studying the Bible is a good thing, but that in and of itself is incomplete. Both Jesus and James told us hearing without doing is incomplete. We not only need the illumination of scripture, but we also need the illustration. To say ‘I love you’ and do nothing about it is incomplete. To say ‘I will pray for you,’ and not do it is incomplete. To say that ‘Jesus heals,’ and not pray for the sick is incomplete. To say that ‘Jesus saves,’ and not witness to the lost is incomplete. To say that God is ‘God and Lord over all things,’ and operate as though He isn’t God and Lord of all things is incomplete. We have been inconsistent in many of our patterns and practices in the Church. Let the Word and the works become One.” - John Wimber

🌡️ We're thrilled to announce that our 🧊 cooling center 🧊 will be open this week to safeguard our community's well-being during the extreme heat ☀️ 🥵.

Here's where you can make a difference: We're calling on volunteers to help us make a positive impact. If you can cover a shift, please call 📞 our church number 740-248-5117, or email [email protected] to express your interest and availability.

Click the link for details—let's work together to keep each other cool and cared for. 🌡️

Cooling Center | Ministries | Vineyard Circleville As summer temperatures rise, so do the challenges faced by many in our community who lack access to safe, cool spaces. In response, and guided by a spirit of compassion and justice, we are opening a Cooling Center in Pickaway County—a place of respite for those in need.

Today we join our nation in recognizing Juneteenth and celebrating the gift of freedom.

As followers of Jesus, we give thanks for every step toward justice, dignity, and liberty. We also remember that Christ offers a freedom no injustice can take away. Through Him, we are set free from sin, shame, and death so that we can live as people of hope, love, and reconciliation.

May we continue to pursue both justice for our neighbors and the life changing freedom found in Jesus. Happy Juneteenth!