Vineyard Milwaukee

04/03/2026

Step away from the noise, take a minute to breathe, and enter a guided journey through the story of Jesus’ love for the world.

04/02/2026

03/25/2026

Celebrate the hope of resurrection and the promise of new life for all of us.

This is a joyful, welcoming gathering filled with music, prayer, and a message of hope — whether church has been part of your life for years or you’re just beginning to explore.

Vineyard Kids available for ages 1 month–12 years
A relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere
No need to dress up — come as you are

There’s a place for you here.

03/24/2026

Step away from the noise and enter a guided journey through the story of Jesus’ love for the world.

Experience the Stations of the Cross through a self-guided outdoor art walk designed for people of all ages and backgrounds — whether you’re exploring faith, returning to church, or simply looking for a meaningful moment to reflect.

Arrive anytime between 3:00–6:00 PM
Takes about 30–45 minutes
Quiet, peaceful, and at your own pace

Held outside in front of the church (moved indoors if the weather doesn’t cooperate).

Come as you are. Bring a friend. Take a moment to breathe.

03/19/2026

Milwaukee + good people + great food = a really good time.
414 Fun is our excuse to get out into the city we love and just hang out. No program. No name tags. No awkward icebreakers.
Bring your friends, your work friends, your neighbors, your cousins, your barista—whoever you do life with. Show up when you can. Stay as long as you want. Eat something amazing. Laugh a lot. Pull some tables together. Make it a night. Look for the Vineyard crew and jump in. Fun in the 414. That’s it. That’s the whole thing.

03/11/2026

Compassion and Mercy are key Vineyard Values. Join us tomorrow.

https://www.facebook.com/100064859401443/posts/1360377716134196/?app=fbl

TODAY! VJN Equip: Online Training Wed March 11, 5pm EDT.

Compassion and mercy are key Vineyard values. These gifts teach us about God and direct us toward people he loves: the marginalized, the weak, the stranger, and the vulnerable. God's compassion directs us to care for the most vulnerable people involved in the complicated issue of immigration: kids. Many children from immigrant and refugee families have loved ones at risk of deportation. For these children, immigration enforcement operations in a community can pose a risk to mental health and development. Simply put, these kids are scared and need God's love to be secure. Fortunately, supportive adults in a child’s life can play a large role in protecting children’s mental health, promoting positive development, and having kids know their sacred worth in God. The Church is full of these adults, and we want to provide training for the Vineyard in order to love kids well whether they are in our churches, our schools, or our wider communities.

This training offers concrete strategies that adults can use to support children during periods of uncertainty and fear. Drawn from the field of developmental resilience science and informed by clinical practice, these strategies leverage ordinary resources around a child — most importantly, the presence of caring adults — and can be applied by anyone in service to children, including parents, kids' ministry leaders, teachers, and community leaders. Attendees will learn skills for communicating with children about immigration enforcement, restoring predictability and safety, promoting agency, and, most importantly, listening well and letting kids know that God is near with lots of love and care.

This training will be led by Hopewell Hodges, a Ph.D candidate at University of Minnesota. She serves as a leader at the River Heights Vineyard in the Twin Cities, and she has been in the Vineyard since she started college in New Haven, CT. This training is co-sponsored by Vineyard USA Evangelism and Justice, the Hispanic Association, and Vineyard Justice Network.

To register, link in bio.

02/27/2026

At Vineyard Milwaukee we care deeply about the well-being of children in our city—especially when life feels uncertain for families around them.

This upcoming training, “Supporting Children During Immigration Enforcement Operations,” helps everyday people learn simple, compassionate ways to bring stability, peace, and care to kids who may be carrying fear or disruption.

If you work with children, serve in the community, or just want to grow in practical love, we’d encourage you to check it out.

In partnership with Hispanic Association, join us as we learn how to support children during immigration enforcement.

01/31/2026

https://www.facebook.com/100064859401443/posts/1327726346066000/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v

12/28/2025

Join us virtually today. Watch here: https://youtu.be/0PYvntJeD3Y?si=PrQkeVTXVogd6tgj.

December 28, 2025