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Monday 9am - 2pm Tuesday 9am - 2pm Wednesday 9am - 2pm Thursday 9am - 2pm Sunday 9am - 1am

Dayton Vineyard

Service Times:

In Person Service - Sundays @ 10AM
Online – Sundays @ 10AM on Facebook and Youtube
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As a teen, Doug Roe found Christ and was looking to be of a part of a church that was doing what Jesus did. He would look unsuccessfully until the 1980s when he was introduced to the ministry of John Wimber and the Vineyard Church movement. Doug and his wife Marcie, found the church they had been looking for the moment they walked into the Vineyard Church in Cincinnati. Doug, who always desired a

roll in church leadership, would join the staff of The Cincinnati Vineyard, leaving his job in corporate America. It was during that time Doug would meet Scott Sliver, a worship leader and a small businessman. Becoming friends the duo would learn they shared a unique dream, to see a church like the Vineyard in Dayton. Soon the two ordinary guys would pack up their families, leave Cincinnati for Dayton to change the world. They would plant The Vineyard church in Dayton with a single goal, to make a lasting change on the city in simple ways with the love and power of God. Since planting the church over 20 years ago, they have never looked back, leading the church in innovative ways of making God’s love known throughout the city and beyond.

08/24/2026

Sometimes the biggest obstacle to loving people well isn’t unwillingness. It’s a life so full that there’s no room left for interruption.

We protect our schedules, our routines, our evenings, and our plans. But following Jesus means being available when the Holy Spirit prompts us to notice someone, stop for someone, invite someone in, or simply make room.

Hospitality doesn’t always require adding something new to your life. Sometimes it just means creating enough margin to bring someone along in the life you’re already living.

So maybe the question isn’t, “Do I want to make room?”

It’s this: Do I actually have room?

08/17/2026

What if being a good neighbor means more than being nice?

Jesus calls us to live in such a way that His love becomes visible through us to the people next door, at work, in our communities, and everywhere we go.

Because you could be the only Jesus that ever knocks on your neighbor’s door.

Who in your life might need a neighbor like Jesus this week?

Watch the full message from Main Character, Part 4 on our YouTube channel: youtube.com/

08/16/2026

Unfortunately, due to an Internet outage this morning we are unable to live stream our services. Please check out our YouTube channel later today for an upload of the service recording.

08/13/2026

Some things just don’t fit who you are anymore.

In Colossians 3, Paul describes following Jesus like changing clothes. The old life, the anger, greed, dishonesty, lust, slander, and everything else that belongs to who we used to be, has to come off.

Not because God is handing us an arbitrary list of rules.

Because those things no longer match our identity. They distort what God created to be good, and they damage the people He loves.

And before Paul ever tells us what to put on, he reminds us who we already are:

Chosen.
Holy.
Dearly loved.

Then he says to clothe ourselves with compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, forgiveness, and love.

So maybe the question isn’t just, “What do I need to stop doing?”

Maybe it’s:

What am I still wearing that doesn’t belong to the new life Jesus has given me?

08/12/2026

Still trying to fix yourself? This may be why it isn’t working.

We live in a culture that is constantly offering us a better version of ourselves.

A new routine.
A better system.
Another book.
A few new habits.

And some of those things can genuinely help.

But Jesus offers something deeper than self-improvement.

In Colossians 3, Paul doesn’t describe transformation as trying harder to become a slightly better person. He says the old self has died, we’ve been raised with Christ, and we are being renewed into the image of our Creator.

That means following Jesus isn’t just about changing what you do.

It’s allowing God to change who you’re becoming.

You can build better habits through willpower.

But becoming more like Jesus requires something we can’t manufacture on our own.

True transformation takes more than self-improvement. It takes the power of God.

08/11/2026

You can look like a Christian without actually becoming more like Jesus.

You can know the language, show up on Sundays, listen to the right music, post the right verses, and still miss the point.

“The goal is not a Christian aesthetic. The goal is Jesus.”

In Colossians 3, Paul doesn’t tell us to put on the appearance of Christianity. He tells us to put on compassion, kindness, humility, gentleness, patience, forgiveness, and love.

Because following Jesus isn’t about creating the right image. It’s about Jesus forming his character in us.

The goal isn’t to look like a Christian.

The goal is to become like Jesus.

08/08/2026

A few photos from this week’s Back to School Festival at Cleveland Elementary! We believe that loving God and loving your neighbor is more than just a good idea. Everyone needs a neighbor like Jesus ❤️ We’re so thankful for our continued partnership with Dayton Public Schools and the opportunity to serve and love these families as they prepare for a brand-new school year! 🙌
Here’s to an amazing year, Cleveland Elementary! 📚✏️❤️

08/04/2026

Say hello! Buck the beaver will be joining our kids ministry team! Buck has a huge heart for building, so he will be a great addition to our growing vKids ministry!

07/30/2026

🤣 POOL PARTY THIS SUNDAY! (FREE) 🌴 🎉 don't miss it! 7-9pm, Wilson Park! Register at: dvc.life/splash

Address

4081 Indian Ripple Road
Beavercreek, OH
45440

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 2pm
Tuesday	9am - 2pm
Wednesday	9am - 2pm
Thursday	9am - 2pm
Sunday	9am - 1am

Telephone

+19374271912

Website

http://www.daytonvineyard.com/

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