Vineyard USA

Vineyard, Vineyard Churches
C — Confessionally mixed

Overview

The Vineyard Movement (Association of Vineyard Churches / Vineyard USA) is a neocharismatic evangelical association traceable to the 1970s ministry of Kenn Gulliksen and especially to the leadership of John Wimber from the early 1980s. Vineyard churches hold broadly evangelical doctrine, practice "power evangelism" with the expectation of continuing spiritual gifts, ordain both men and women, and worship in a congregational contemporary style that shaped much of modern evangelical music. AskCredo places Vineyard in the C-tier as a charismatic evangelical movement whose pneumatology and "kingdom-now" framework depart substantively from the Reformed confessional stream, and whose ordination practice stands outside the complementarian pattern of historic Protestantism.

Confession / Standard

None formal

Governance

pastor-led

Soteriology

arminian

Key Beliefs

Distinctives

Background

Global · Founded 1982

Official Website

https://vineyardusa.org

See also

Other denominations with a similar confession:

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