An in-depth look at the history of one of the fastest growing church movements in the last thirty years.

This revised and updated edition describes the releasing of God's power through signs and wonders to refresh, renew, heal, and equip His people.

Carol Wimber wrote 'The Way it Was', telling the story of her life with John Wimber, their ministry and John's death in 1997. This book has now been republished with a brand new foreword from Carol!

Written by our former national director of Vineyard Canada, this "must read" will revive your hope that God can work in and through us more powerfully than we can imagine.

This book explores the big picture of the kingdom of God throughout scripture and provides the best framework for Jesus' life, death, resurrection and ascension, signs and wonders, healing, revivals, mission and evangelism, and the Christian life.

Gospel With The Poor conveys God's heart for the "lost and least". This resource is an actual Bible study, adapted from John Wimber's original. It includes 9 studies complete with scriptures, study prompts and outreach actions for all particip

We recommend all our churches have a carefully thought out and adhered to Abuse Prevention and Safety policy. Also, insurance companies typically require a policy like this from church boards as part of their due diligence.

This document helps orient both parents and kids team members to the values and practices of your church kids ministry, so that you can best nurture children together. You'll want to tweak this document to suit your context.

Using this little booklet will enable you to teach kids to effectively pray for other people in really simply ways!

We recommend all our churches have a carefully thought out and adhered to Abuse Prevention and Safety policy. Also, insurance companies typically require a policy like this from church boards as part of their due diligence.

Worship and compassion are linked in the Scriptures. This book is a passionate exhortation to love like Jesus loves and to experience worship that is touched by brokenness and a longing for things to be set right.

Brian shares rich truths and insights that informed twelve of his greatest songs, and offers special tips for aspiring songwriters. Readers will be encouraged to wage spiritual war and share His love through a life of radical worship.

Andy Park is a veteran worship leader, songwriter, and recording artist and longtime pastor in the Canadian Vineyard. He's someone we can learn from as to why a worship leader must be first and foremost a worshipper!

Vineyard worship songs from around the world have played a historic role in providing the Body of Christ with songs marked by intimacy with God, Kingdom theology, and a call to passionate mission. The Vineyard Songs website hosts over 850 worship songs!

Brought to you by Vineyard Creative, and hosted by Kris MacQueen and Matte Downey this podcast offers conversation about creativity that is a little bit fearless, a little bit brave, a lot honest, and a lot thoughtful... mixed with a dangerous dose of holy.

Hosted by Adam Russell, director of Vineyard Worship USA, this podcast explores essential conversations about worship and transformation.

Erika Kobewka, (Old Strathcona Vineyard, Edmonton), has written a beautiful responsive reading for the four Sundays of Advent.

In the autumn of 2019 biblical scholar Matt Croasmun unpacked the great story of God profoundly for us at our Metanoia events both in the East (Cambridge) and in the West (Calgary).

In this second session from Metanoia 2019, biblical scholar Matt Croasmun continues to unpack the great story of God and what it means for flourishing life.

This is a great resource to help couples determine the health and trajectory of their relationship before getting engaged. For many, this resource is a much more helpful deep dive before making the enormous life decision to marry.

As part of Formation, Suhail is the Spiritual Direction catalyst for Vineyard Canada.

Spiritual direction is an ancient practice – which "most generations of Christians have agreed is essential" (Eugene Peterson) – intended to facilitate personal awareness of God's presence, voice, and activity.

If you are interested in finding a spiritual director we have a survey you can fill out and submit!

We recommend all our churches have a carefully thought out and adhered to Abuse Prevention and Safety policy. Also, insurance companies typically require a policy like this from church boards as part of their due diligence.

Leadership in the Church involves various ways of leading. This two part video series unpacks how healthy leaders build community and will enable better skills to see your church community flourish.

Leadership in the Church involves various ways of leading. This two part video series unpacks how healthy leaders build community and will enable better skills to see your church community flourish

In this book Todd Rutkowski unpacks the question, "Who are you?", using biblical meditations to explore impactful observations about human experiences, and helps the reader consider their own identity, passion, and purpose.

Worship and compassion are linked in the Scriptures. This book is a passionate exhortation to love like Jesus loves and to experience worship that is touched by brokenness and a longing for things to be set right.

Through Christ's example, we have been given an invitation to join with Him in the powerful presence of God for all-out kingdom worship.

It's important for the Church to engage the work of justice in our communities and reconciliation and healing between indigenous and settler people in Canada is essential to this kingdom work.

Many of our Vineyard churches prioritize Indigenous Day, which is June 21.

We'd encourage you to listen to this important episode on Racism & Power.

Barna provides a helpful article and video resource addressing racism and the Church that we recommend!

Geno Olison addresses the power of a community of Christ followers who are living out the Kingdom call to intentional, authentic and loving racial diversity in the local church.

Vineyard Engage produced this video series in 2018, exploring what it looks like for Indigenous and non-Indigenous people to walk together in a good way.