Our community faith experiment through (during Lent) starts Wed, February 17 & will be 40 days of putting ourselves out there & asking God to do things in our lives.

Download the Leap of Faith User’s Manual (PDF) for detailed info on how this works.

Be sure to report in on any prayers that God answers, or other cool things that happen via our Facebook page or emailing info@northbrooklynvineyard.org.

Download the full daily Bible Study here:

Full Bible Study (all 40 days) (PDF)
Full Bible Study (all 40 days) (DOC)

Or download each week:

Week 1 (PDF)
Week 1 (DOC)

Week 2 (PDF)
Week 2 (DOC)

Week 3 (PDF)
Week 3 (DOC)

Week 4 (PDF)
Week 4 (DOC)

Call it a corporate jump into the deep end of God’s pool. Leap Of Faith is a faith experiment that we here in the North Brooklyn Vineyard will be undertaking throughout the six weeks leading up to Easter.

These 40 days are Lent, the traditional time the Church prepares for Good Friday. What better way to jump-start our faith, hope and joy, that a very tough year has managed to wear down, than to experience God’s amazing love again.

Our theme will be Growing In The Love and will include daily exercises that we’ll engage in individually and together as a unified community in hopes of going deeper into God’s love and seeing it work in unexpected ways in our lives, the lives of those we care about, and in our church as a whole.

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It never fails. Everytime there’s a crisis or disaster and there’s need for wise and compassionate sensibility, some prominent Christian leader says something stupid? (What’s the biblical term for “jackass”?) I guess it’s the human religious affliction of having to have an answer for everything that makes them so vulnerable to foot-in-mouth disease.

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Beginning Sunday, February 7th, we will be changing our service format at both the morning service and the Trash Bar service. We’re turning things around. We’ll no longer be starting with 30 minutes of worship, followed by coffee break, announcements, sermon, prayer ministry and closing. Instead we’ll start with one song, have some brief announcements, then the sermon, and finish up with worship and prayer ministry. There will be no change in our starting and ending time.

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Our kids did a fantastic job at our Christmas Extravaganza Sunday Dec 13!

While still a work in progress, we’ve finally arrived at the new site.

Big thanks go out to Kenny P, Tony Colon from StarlightStudio for the design help & modifying our logo to better suite us , Sikitexture & Morgan Design for the help with our logo all those years ago.

Photos here are a result of Jon Adrie Hoekstra, Jon Wooten, Erica Petrowski, Millay Vann, James Allen Walker.

We have additional features, tweaks & changes coming in the near future but wanted to get this out to you sooner rather than later. Your feedback, as always, is appreciated.

A mother was putting her child, who was afraid of the dark to bed. “There’s nothing to be afraid of in the dark, and besides the angels are near you”, she said. The child replied, “Mom, I don’t want angels, I want a skin face.”
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Our friend has started a blog to chart how her experience with generous giving.

Check it out at onepennythought.blogspot.com.