Our identity, how is is shaped, who is it shaped by? Mark looks at the question that Jesus put to his disciples when he asked them, "Who do you say I am?" He shares about his life and how it was shaped by the influences in his formative years.

Gill looks at three things in this passage of Scripture. The women - the first to speak to and about the risen Christ - their role in bringing the Good News of Jesus Christ. The evidence of the resurrection, what proof was there for it. The great commission given to the original disciples and what that means to us today.

In the final sermon of the Vineyard Person series Mark looks at three distinctives that are so intertwined. Jesus is the Head of his body, the church, but what does that mean? Mark answers this question and also looks at the responsibility that we have to make disciples and to equip the saints. This is the responsibility of everyone, not just the select few. If you are a disciple of Jesus Christ, then you are able to make disciples and equip these new believers through discipleship.

Jonny picks up again on the Vineyard Person series, looking at the church as Community. What does it mean, what does it look like? How do we do it? Why is it a Vineyard distinctive?

Cafe Church Sunday where we focused on our Identity in Christ, with a number of readings, stories and times to interact with one another. Gill finished off the morning with the Teacup Story. It is short but has much meaning in it.

A family medical emergency meant that the person scheduled to speak was not available. This could be seen as a disruption, but we believe it is a divine interruption. Mark and Gill share some thoughts about what God is saying to Grace Vineyard through recent conferences and about moving to another venue. Savas adds a testimony at the end.

Steven continues the series of The Vineyard Person looking at Church Planting, one of the things that the Vineyard movement is known for. This happens to be the Sunday that the Vineyard Church UK & Ireland set aside as Church Planting Sunday, where we look at why we church plant, the philosophy of church planting and who can church plant. Steven is in the process of preparing to church plant into Crawley.

Adele, one of our worship leaders and Italian first-language speaker, tackles part 3 of The Vineyard Person series speaking on Worship. She asks three questions and then shares insights into the answers. The three questions are: Who do we worship? Why do we worship? and How do we worship? She gleans a lot from John Wimber, the founding father of the Vineyard movement.

If I believe God is good and compassionate then I have to be compassionate too. Being compassionate as a dentist meant I could help people with dentist phobias. Ray looks at one of the legs of the Vineyard Person and explains what it means to be compassionate. He is very open and honest about when he has failed to be compassionate. He explains what compassion is and what it is not. He shares from his experience of living and working in differnt parts of the world. Compassion is mercy, with action!

What does it mean to be a local Vineyard Church, part of the Vineyard movement, but specifically looking at the local Vineyard Church. Many years ago someone in the Vineyard movement came up with the illustration of the Vineyard Person as a representation of the local Vineyard Church. Today Mark starts the six-part series looking at the Foundations. Without good foundations you cannot build anything that will last. The stronger the foundations, the greater the structure can be.