From one pastor comes many churches.

Amazing things happen as we connect & equip.
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Start with relationship.

Our personal approach has led to life-changing
relationships in more than 60 countries.
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Where will you go?

We identify best-fit locations to match partnership and vocational callings.
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The power in small.

Small & upstart churches in the U.S. are making
an impact internationally through partnerships.
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Becoming humble hands and feet.

This is servant leadership—and it's how to demonstrate the love of God.
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Vineyard Missions equips US Vineyard churches to participate in the mission of God around the world.

We provide tools and support helping to facilitate and coordinate the cross-cultural work of US Vineyard churches as they pursue their God-given call to the nations.

Our ultimate goal is to mobilize church planting movements in every nation and to develop indigenous leaders to pastor their communities.

Vineyard Missions exists to:

1. Connect

Engaging in global ministry starts with relationship. We build relationships in two important ways: by connecting with indigenous leaders around the world who seek to build churches in their local region; and by connecting U.S.-based Vineyard churches that desire to collaborate and play a role in overseas church-planting efforts with each other and in partnership with native leaders in their country.

2. Equip

As connections occur and relationships are formed, we provide the ongoing training and necessary tools and resources that are critical to success. Specifically, we help equip U.S. churches in their efforts to raise up indigenous leaders and create a sustainable church presence; strengthen and encourage the national leadership in countries where relationships exist; and offer churches valuable guidance based on experience in the field as they prepare and send missionaries abroad.

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Connecting and equipping churches in more than 60 countries worldwide

Our global reach in building and nurturing relationships is represented in color on the map. However, the real impact of those efforts—fueled by Vineyard churches in the U.S.—can be explored in the country links below.*

Argentina
Belize
Bolivia
Brazil
Chile
Colombia
Costa Rica
Ecuador
El Salvador
Guatemala
Honduras
Nicaragua
Panama
Paraguay
Peru
Venezuela

Sub-Saharan Africa

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Burundi
Cote d'Ivoire
Djibouti
Ethiopia
Ghana
Kenya
Mozambique
Nigeria
Rwanda
Senegal
South Sudan
Tanzania
Togo
Uganda
Zambia
Zimbabwe

Eastern Europe

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Baltic States
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
Poland
Romania
Russia

Western Europe

France
Spain (Iberian)
Spain (Basque)

Middle East/North Africa/Central Asia

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Afghanistan
Azerbaijan
Egypt
Iran
Israel
Jordan
Kazakhstan
Lebanon
Mauritania
Palestinian Territories
Persian World
Sudan
Tajikistan
Turkey
Uzbekistan

South & East Asia

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Cambodia
China (East)
China (West)
India
Indonesia
Japan
Korea
Laos
Myanmar
Nepal
Philippines
Singapore
Sri Lanka
Taiwan
Thailand

*Are you interested in exploring a nation that is not listed above? The worldwide Vineyard may have a presence there. Contact us for more information.

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Vineyard Missions Stories

Senegalese Man Healed and Walks Away

One Sunday in Senegal, during ministry time, an older man named Doucre' asked for prayer to heal the pain in his hips. Walking was getting very difficult. I prayed for him for a minute, then asked how he was doing. He said he felt better, but I thought he was just being nice to me. So I prayed a second time.

Eat, Pray, Meet in Jambi

We were led upstairs to a room where his father and about 25 others greeted us. When the birthday party quieted down and the guests began to trickle back to their homes, we were invited to pray a blessing over his father.

First-time Cross-cultural Church Planting as Grandparents: The Chilcott Story

We met with our sons and their families to talk about, “why go?” and “why now?” We wanted our grandchildren to understand the call we felt from God. I can still hear one of our youngest grandsons answering my wife when she asked, “Do you know why Grandpa and Grandma are going to Puerto Rico?” He stood up and said...

Vineyard Asian Leaders Summit 2017: Encouraging Kingdom Call

Worship lifted off with a literal GONG! David Ruis, Canada’s National Director, led the delegates and leaders of 22 nations of the world in dynamic worship of our Great King of All Nations! Among all the different cultures and languages represented many commonalities shined through, chief among them being love for our King, followed closely by…

Leader Care in Ethiopia

A team of three took off for Ethiopia recently, to spend five days investing in leaders: my wife and I, along with a young woman whose church is prayerfully considering the partnership, and she herself is discerning a possible gap year or longer in mission service after completing grad school.

From Short-term Missionary to Church-planter in Puerto Rico

As the short-term mission team prepared to leave the city, I told God, "You need to find someone for this city, because it's great, and what You have for it is great!" He said, "How about you?" Then I called my wife…

Whispers From Immanuel’s Heart

We were impacted by the love and welcome we received, by the beauty of the country, the incredible poverty; and were amazed at the resilience of the team who had to endure visa problems, water and electricity cuts, no basic medical care, and so much more.

East Africa Gathering: The Glorious Kingdom Being Built Together

In the Vineyard we are committed to the cause of raising up and releasing indigenous leaders, empowering local leaders to create authentically Vineyard movements that are also authentic to their local culture, and planting the kingdom seed in the fertile soil of their land and working alongside our friends to cultivate the growth.

From Snorkeling to an Earthquake in Indonesia

Palu sits right on the equator on a lovely bay surrounded by mountains. The region is predominantly Muslim, and Ramadan was still going on so a lot of restaurants were closed during the day. Palu is a city known for extremist activity since the local teachings tend to be more fundamentalist, and radicals can easily hide in the nearby mountains. Our brothers and sisters in Jesus live with this stress every day, yet they continue to show God's love and remain joyful.

Missions Abroad Amplifies Discipleship at Home

I’m sometimes asked, “Why missions? Why bother?” How does participating in the Ethiopia Partnership strengthen our local congregation at Renaissance Vineyard Church? Missions is a great context for discipleship. Jesus did so much of his discipleship “along the way.”