Vineyard Northwest, Cincinnati OH

I’m very disappointed in the whole vineyard chapters. Me and my family have reached out to get my dad health and they did nothing.

I brought my son here this morning and it breaks my heart that this was his first experience of what church is like. The preacher was very self righteous, arrogant and condescending. There was no message to be heard. However there’s good people here and I pray that they someday have the opportunity to experience what I do at my church back home.

First time visiting. Great music, Pastors had good message and will be back!

The 1st time I went to the Vineyard Church in Springdale, Ohio the pastor, Dave Workman, announced prior to service that this was not a museum of saints but was a hospital of forgiveness. When I started going to the Roundtop Vineyard I was a group leader of 7 women. By the end of the group program 2 women who were non-believers of Christ were saved and baptized. They were forever grateful to have me as a leader. One of woman died as a Christian less than a year later. After the group ended seve weeks later, the pastor's wife, Laurie, called me in for a meeting. She told me I could no longer be a leader because I was a sinner because my fiance was living with me. I was heartbroken. My fiance knew how important it was to me to be part of a church as a group leader that he offered to move out but I said no because the pastor's wife was judging me not knowing what goes on behind closed doors. The next service I couldn't help look around seeing a leader who was living with a man, a 400 pound assistant pastor carrying a sin of gluttony along with other leaders with sin were permitted to be a leader. I saw tge hypocrisy. I thought the Vineyard churches were a hospital of forgiveness not of saints. I never went back and still do not go to church. Do not judge or you will be judged.