What should I expect when I visit Vineyard Fullerton Church?
Our service lasts about 100 minutes.
Arrive early for coffee and fellowship, and stay afterward for prayer, more coffee, and a meal at one of our local restaurants.
Dress is casual—come as you are!
We begin at 5 pm with approximately 35 minutes of contemporary worship.
Communion is part of our worship, and all are welcome to partake.
After worship, we take a 2-minute break to greet one another.
Check the screens or our social media for announcements and weekly events.
The message lasts around 35 minutes, followed by a time for prayer and reflection.
Giving boxes are located near the communion stations, or you can donate online.
Kids worship with us, partake in communion, and then head to their classes (see more info below).
We have a cry room available with sound from the service.
If you have any questions, visit our coffee table or speak with one of our greeters—we’d love to connect!
If we didn’t get a chance to say hi before service, there’s plenty of time afterward to hang out in our sanctuary, on the porch, or at a nearby restaurant.
WORSHIP AND COMMUNION
In our weekly service, we gather to worship God through heartfelt songs, communion, and prayer. These elements allow us to express our gratitude toward God and reflect on His presence in our lives. We celebrate communion together as a central part of our worship, remembering the sacrifice of Jesus and renewing our commitment to Him as a community.
CHILDREN’S AND YOUTH MINISTRIES
We offer programs for children from 2 years old through high school. The VF Kids class for children ages 2 through elementary is available each week. The junior high and high school class meets on the second and fourth Saturdays.
TEACHING
At Vineyard Fullerton, we stand firmly on the Bible and the tenets of historic, orthodox Christianity, with a focus on living out these beliefs in our everyday lives.
We believe in more than just timeless truths—we believe in the unfolding story of God and His relationship with humanity throughout history, known as "the Kingdom of God." Our beliefs are deeply intertwined with this story, and it’s our desire not only to believe in it but to enter into it, allowing it to transform our lives and the world around us.
Access our sermons on YouTube.