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Vineyard Christian Fellowship is a church, located at 3005 Holt Rd, Grove City, OH 43123, USA. They can be contacted via phone at +1 614-277-2700, visit their website www.gcvineyard.org for more detailed information.

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3005 Holt Rd, Grove City, OH 43123, USA
Added by Jopie, at 13 September 2013

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8 Reviews

  • Anonymous
    30 October 2017

    I think it's the best church I have ever gone to. I rate it a10.

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  • Anonymous
    07 August 2017

    awsome loved it smile

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  • Anonymous
    09 July 2017

    A place for real worship! This church is one that reads and studies the Bible. They help people develop a closer relationship to God! Love this place!

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  • Anonymous
    31 March 2017

    Love this church the worship is amazing and the pastor is great

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  • Anonymous
    26 January 2017

    The family and I visited this church on Easter and it was so inviting. It is truly a "come as you are" church. Even on Easter, many people were wearing jeans. The pastor was fantastic.

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  • Anonymous
    11 February 2016

    I have never felt more welcome. I am very happy to have found a fellowship that is real and Christ centered.
    * I am so sorry that people allow small situations steal their joy and keep them from seeking what God has planned for them. Please do not let the devil work to steel your joy.

    *****1 Chronicles 16:11 Seek the LORD and his strength; seek his presence continually!

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  • Anonymous
    05 March 2015

    In response to the negative comment made by Jennifer Martin. So you attended for 5 months and it was great. Service was good, the children's ministry experience was good- up until you brought your nephew who was shy and asked the church to make an exception for your family? Did you ever think that maybe there are safety concerns? The children are separated into age groups, if the church had allowed you to have your younger daughter go into a class with older children and had gotten hurt, how do you think you'd feel about that? Or if an older child was allowed to come into class with your daughter? Maybe you could have offered to go into the class with your nephew until he felt comfortable. As far as your comment about the church being a "wanna be" mega church, you couldn't be further from the truth. The church has slowly built their way up over the last 22 yrs.meeting in homes, then in a store front and other various locations to where they are now. I'm curious as to what would make you even think that. Is that opinion based on this one experience where you didn't get your way? I don't feel as though you can write a negative review based on an experience in which you asked to have the rules changed for you and they didn't oblige. I have attended this church for the last 10 yrs. and have deepened my personal relationship with the Lord due to the truthful, authentic and prayerful teachings from the pastors. I've met and developed relationships other Christians and most importantly, never once felt as though my daughter's safety was ever in question while in the Children's Ministry due to the fact that there are rules in place and they are followed.

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  • Anonymous
    20 September 2013

    HORRIBLE experience! My husband and I attended The Vineyard for about 5 months (along with our two children). My daughter had a cousin stay the night one Saturday and he was too shy to go into his own classroom alone, so I told the children's ministry director I would like my daughter to attend the older class with her cousin. She refused, even knowing the circumstance, saying if they made an exception for us, they would have to make one for everyone. I'm not sure what the big deal is about kids sticking together so they can feel comfortable, but it was obvious she was only concerned about the convenience of herself and her staff, not showing the love of Jesus to kids. Both of the pastors defended her to the ground, saying even though we had a very valid point, they won't question her or look into making any kind of changes. It seems to me church politics are hard at work here. This is a wannabe mega church, and although we thought the pastors were very genuine, it was all just a show. Sad.

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