Logo for the Vineyard Church of the Peninsula

We are the Vineyard Church of the Peninsula, a small church group currently meeting at The WorkPlace in Newport News, as well as online via Zoom. We are members of the growing Community of Churches called ‘Vineyard’ across the US and beyond. As a church of families, we like to celebrate the life Jesus has given us. Ours is a contemporary, casual service when we meet on Sundays at 10 AM. We try to focus on making our 21st Century lives work with The Bible as a ‘Life Bible’. At the end of the teaching, we pray for and encourage one another.
Whether you just moved to Hampton Roads, got transferred here, have lived here forever, or are just vacationing here, we’re always excited to include new folks in our family. So, the welcome is sincere. Drop us a line if you’d like more information.

Who We Are

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What We Believe

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Where We Meet

Our hybrid services meet Sunday mornings at 10:00 am, both in person, as well as via Zoom. We meet in the conference room at the Work/Place at Oyster Point, located in the City Center area of Newport News.

Entering the Building

Turn into the driveway at the clock tower off of Thimble Shoals Blvd, then enter the parking lot on the left, around the back of the building. We have a small sign on the door where you enter in. Once you arrive, you may knock on the door for someone to let you in.

If you prefer to join us on Zoom, please send us an email and we will send you the link.

Latest Sermons

In one of his songs, Bill Gaither penned these words: “The One who knows me best, loves me most.” This phrase expresses a towering, intimate truth repeatedly borne out throughout…
Jesus instructed the wearied crowd before him to resist chaining themselves to the decadent ways of the foreign culture that had made great strides in eroding, criticizing and cancelling out the centuries-long, centuries-cherished, Jewish way of life. Persuasive, seductive new lifestyle choices were more and more the ‘in’ thing making the traditions of the Jews seem provincial, even ridiculous. The Greeks felt that maintaining allegiance to one God was silly, archaic, and severely limiting. For the Jews, holding on to truth, to tradition came at a higher and higher price and they were frustrated and angry and sad.

Latest Devotionals

Sign Here

Sign Here

My mother is remembered for her many folksy expressions, sometimes offering creative new additions to the dictionary. One of these is in response to the question: ‘Would you like any more to eat?’...

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A Tale of Two Students

A Tale of Two Students

Consider the High School senior who has established a 4.0+ GPA, has participated in sports or drama or music or committees, has maintained a positive influence on peers, has been on the Dean’s List...

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One Step at a Time

One Step at a Time

A 1955 novel by John Wyndham, titled The Chrysalids, had considerable impact on my thinking as a young reader. It told the tale of a group of young people who were born with the ability to...

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