Let's continue looking at MyVineyard. If you're not sure what MyVineyard is then follow these links to read about: what MyVineyard is, MyVineyard basic navigation or editing your profile, first. It just won't make much sense to you if you start here without reading these other posts. In this post, I'm going to cover privacy in MyVineyard. In the 21st century, it has become a serious concern for many internet users to make sure that their personal information is safe. Here at Vineyard OP, we are fully aware of this. MyVineyard ...

Let's move on to the next thing you need to know to use MyVineyard: How and why you edit your profile. If you haven't read about what MyVineyard is, or what your profile is, then you may want to read those blog posts first. Here's the video version, if you prefer to be talked to instead of reading: Rick Warren was correct in the Purpose Driven Life that the Kingdom of God is not about you. However, your profile on MyVineyard is all about you. This is where you keep track of all the information about you ...

OK, so this is not so much a blog post, as it is an opportunity to post the new Web Guy video. We had a lot of fun with it during service, but it actually is supposed to help you find your way around MyVineyard. So, without further delay... If you haven't checked out the earlier MyVineyard blog posts, you can check them out here and here. Till next time, David

On Sunday, February 28th, Vineyard OP partnered with Paul Mitchell School at 95th and Antioch to offer free kid's haircuts for families in need. This was done to bless the families of our city in this time of financial uncertainty. 61 kids from right here in Overland Park received free haircuts! Over the two shifts we offered, 9 licensed stylists volunteered their time to cut the kid's hair, foregoing even tips for the opportunity to help out these families. Many thanks go out to the 22 volunteers from Vineyard OP that came alongside the ...

This past weekend, I had the honor of teaching the final message for the Take Your God To Work Day series here at Vineyard OP. We took a hard look together at the culture of fear and anxiety that has been nurtured in our society around the uncertainty of the future, specifically regarding employment (or should I say un- or under-employment?). This fear is fueled by lay-offs, salary reductions, mergers and rumors of mergers, bankruptcy and buy-outs. All these things combine to create a "perfect storm" of bad business behavior in the ...