Membership

Shaping your ministry culture around disciple-making won’t be easy. So we’ve created this website to support you. Firstly, we’re providing an extensive array of resources for your team to utilise as you work through each phase of the project. Secondly, we’re building a supportive community of like-minded people passionately committed to disciple-making culture change. We would love for you to join us!

What to expect

When you first sign up you’ll receive access to a range of helpful articles, blogs, and podcasts on disciple-making as well as the latest news from The Vine Project. If you have read the book and you’re on your way to assembling (or being part of) your own Vine Project team, then you will need The Vine Project Team Resources. These include the Team Manual, Real World Stories, Common Roadblocks, Templates, and more. You’ll also receive access to the closed Facebook group where you’ll join other ministry leaders embarking on their own Vine Projects.

Resources


Why is membership free?

We’ve made it free because we want people everywhere to be learning Christ. So, there is no charge to join the community. However, we do need financial support to fund the ministry of Vinegrowers (the ministry behind the book/site) to help us continue supporting the local churches fulfil the great commission. We hope you or your ministry might be in a position to donate to Vinegrowers now or some time in the future. We would greatly value your partnership in this ministry.


Join the Community

Join today to be part of a supportive community of people committed to shaping their ministry culture around disciple-making.

The biblical principles of discipleship and ‘disciple­-making’ outlined in The Trellis and the Vine should be worked through in all our churches with every member. This most helpful sequel provides not only further expansion on the vital principles of Christian service, but also valuable practical lessons on how to generate a whole church culture of ‘learner-disciples’. The biblical material is excellent. The practical tips are instructive. The everyday examples put real flesh on the bone.

William Taylor Rector, St Helen’s Bishopsgate, London, UK April 11, 2016