Contact: Tom Banbury at banbury@cox.net

• Fellowship and snacks begin at 6pm.
• Service and small groups from 6:40-9pm.

• Steps 1-4: February 21-June 26
• Fellowship Break: July 3-24
• Steps 5-12: July 31-December 11

Here you'll find places to connect with other Vineyard people. You’ll be able to read and comment on articles, ask questions, download sermons, and find out information on all of the events happening at VCNP - - all from the comfort of your home! We hope you’ll become a regular visitor on our website.

We, at Vineyard Church North Phoenix, believe the local church is the hope of the world and we will use every tool at our disposal to reach out to people who need God’s touch. If you want to know more about our values and vision, please check out the “What We Believe” section of our website.

Our new website design allows us great flexibility and we value your input. Please let us know how we can make this a better virtual community and resource for you!

Blessings,

Brian T. Anderson
Senior Pastor
Vineyard Church North Phoenix

]]> About Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:50:19 -0700 http://vineyardnorthphoenix.com//story/113 MoMENtum presents:

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THE FORMAT is simple: Men come together twice a month for a great man-sized meal followed by challenging teaching sessions by Robert Lewis and then lively small group discussion in an environment where men are free to talk openly and confidentially about what they heard, and express mutual support for one another.

THE RESULT is men connect in life-changing ways, causing a powerful ripple effect touching families, workplaces, and the church. Deeper connections with God and other men inspire participants to connect more meaningfully in all facets of their lives. They climb beyond the walls of isolation and aspire to a biblical viewpoint marked by integrity, boldness, and compassion.

Through this powerful series, men learn to: Reject passivity, Accept responsibility, Lead courageously and Expect God’s greater reward.

THE ORIGIN of the internationally popular series, THE QUEST FOR AUTHENTIC MANHOOD was created by Robert Lewis as the foundational ground level teaching of MENS’ FRATERNITY.

What Men Are Saying...

“Quest for Authentic Manhood is THE BEST information I have ever heard on the issue of what it means to be a man. The insight from these teachings has caused me to laugh, cry and deeply examine who I am as a man. Men’s Fraternity is more than a teaching series, it’s an experience.” --Mario Fernandez, Pastor

“In my estimation, this series is the most important, life changing information for men that I know of. It provides a wisdom for life that is truly life-giving!” --Dr. Charles Barg, Physician

“In a culture where men are bombarded with mixed signals about what it means to be a man, Men’s Fraternity provides real, straightforward answers to every man’s questions about who he is and how he should be living.” --Fred Wood, Telecommunications Executive

]]> Men Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:50:19 -0700 http://vineyardnorthphoenix.com//story/1892 Below you will find all the parenting tips that are currently on the Vineyard Church North Phoenix website. The Parenting Tips are listed alphabetically and will be updated weekly. If you have trouble finding the topics you wish to read about or if this format is confusing or daunting or there is just too much to look through, try using the search feature at the top right corner of the vineyardnorthphoenix.com webpage.

Use the search feature just like you would Google or any other search engine you have used. Here are some helpful hints to find your favorite subjects fast.

In the search box type keywords that best describes your search.

For example if you type in Anger Management you will retrieve articles that have both words in it and they will be in the same context, meaning that they will not only need to both be present but they will appear in the article exactly as you entered them..

Use whatever means your comfortable with but make sure to take some time to look over the tips that interest you. We guarantee that you will find useful ideas to make your family healthier, stronger and happier.

Parenting Tips

3 Basic Rules Three Basic Family Rules
4 Steps to Include the Heart The Real Issues are Harder to See
A Practical Way to Teach Values
Accepting No Accepting No as an Answer
Accepting No Accepting No as an Answer 2
Action Point - Why It Works What is Your Action Point?
Add Structure to Giving Instructions Giving Instructions
Affirming Affirming
Anger Causes Understanding Why We Get Angry
Anger Confuses Correction Anger Confuses Correction
Anger is Good Anger is Good
Anger Plan for Kids Resolving Anger Doesn't Require Venting
Anger Tips for Kids Some Tips for Dealing With Anger in Kids
Approximately Right" "Approximately Right" is Worth a Compliment
Attitudes Have 3 Parts Understanding Attitudes and How To Change Them
Attitudes Run Deep Some Attitudes Run Pretty Deep
Automatic Responses Bad Attitudes are Automatic Responses
Badgering Badgering
Balance in Instruction Giving When Children Resist Instructions
The Bathroom The Bathroom is a Classroom
Be Careful How You Help Be Careful How You Help
Be Firm Without Being Harsh Be Firm Without Being Harsh
Bed Times Bed times Help Develop Self Discipline
Boasting Look Out for Boasting
Building a Tape Building a Tape in Their Heads
Caring is Key Does My Child Really Want Advice?
Challenging Kids Need Structure Some Kids are Just Challenging
Can We Value Family Too Much?
Changing Your Mind Should You Change Your Mind?
Check Points Dealing With Morning Dawdling
Children Outgrow Rules Children Outgrow Rules But Not Values
Christmas Generosity Christmas Generosity
Christmas Servants Servanthood at Christmas Time
A Clear Warning The Benefit of a Clear Warning
Come When Called When Young Children Run the Other Way
Commitments Commitments Develop in the Heart
Common sense about the movies your children watch Your Trusted Source For Family Reviews
Common Question The Most Common Parenting Question of All
Completing a Craft or Project
Compliance versus Obedience
Confession The Value of Confession
Connecting Emotionally
Consider the Timing When Giving Instructions, Consider the Timing
Cost vs Value Cost Vs Value
Crisis Phone Calls" Single Parenting Tip: Teach Children How to Handle "Crisis" Phone Calls
Dealing with Self-Centeredness When Kids are Self-Centered
Debriefing Debriefing After Correction Times
Decision Making Teach Through Decision Making
Define Heart Change How Do You Define a Change of Heart?
Demand/Desire/Wish A Demand, A Desire, and A Wish
Demandingness The Problem of Demandingness
Desire and Temptation Desire and Temptation
Devotion: Caught By Words
Don't Be Afraid of Emotions When Children React with Anger
Don't Be Afraid to Say No Don't Be Afraid to Say No
Emotions Helping Kids Deal with Emotions
Empathy Be Firm but Express Empathy
Enjoying Your Child's World Enjoying Your Child's World
Envision a Positive Future Envision a Positive Future
Evaluate the Cues That Tell Your Children When to Obey What Cues Do You Give Your Children?
Everyone's Doing It Everyone's Doing It
Explain Changes Explain Changes in Your Parenting Approach
Explain it Before You Change Explain New Rules Before You Start
Family Time The Key to Making Devotions Fun
Feeling Sorry vs. Indulgence Be Careful How You Handle Your Child's Pain
Final Statement Ending Every Discipline Time Positively
Firm Instruction Are You Giving Instructions Clearly?
Five Causes of Anger Understanding Anger's Five Causes
Foolishness Defined Recognizing Foolishness
The Funny Side of Parenting The Funny Side of Parenting
Get a Response Get a Response
Get Free Parenting Tips Through Your Email
Give it Away Give it Away
Going Through the Motions My Child is Just Going Through the Motions
Going to Bed: Self-Discipline Why a Bedtime is Important
Good Parenting Sometimes Doesn't Work Good Parenting Sometimes Doesn't Work
The Good Side of Anger The Good Side of Anger
Guilt Mistakes Five Mistakes Parents Make Because They Feel Guilty
Guilt Trap The Guilt Trap
The Hard Part It's the Hard Part of Being a Parent
Help Kids Choose Help Kids Choose Solutions
Hidden within Obedience The Real Value of Learning to Obey
Honesty Honesty Requires Character
Honesty The Truth About Lying
Honor Definition Honor Defined in Practical Terms
Honor Goes Both Ways Honor Goes Both Ways
Honor vs Respect Do We Teach Honor or Respect?
Honoring Someone Who's Hard to Value Honoring Someone Who Doesn't Seem Worth It
Honoring Teens Honoring Teens who Don't Deserve It
I Cut, You Pick I Cut, You Pick Rule
I Don't Like My Kid This Mom Grew to Dislike Her Son
Identify Pet Peeves Identify Pet Peeves
Immediate Follow Through A Tool Box of Consequences
Importance of Comfort The Importance of Comfort
Inspect and Release Inspecting Children's Work
Instructions Build Character There's More to Giving Instructions Than You Realize
Is Dialogue Good? Is Dialogue Good?
Justified Anger" "But My Anger is Justified"
Kids need Alternatives to Anger Angry Children Need More Choices
Kids Need Firmness - Not Anger Firmness Vs Harshness
Let Kids Decide Teach Kids to Make Wise Decisions
Let Life Teach Let Life Be the Teacher
Let's Play a Game An Indirect Approach to Sibling Conflict
Listening Teach Children How to Listen
Listening 2 Listening
The Long Term Benefits The Long Term Benefits
Lying: Nip it in the Bud Lying: Nip it in the Bud
Make Mealtimes Fun Make Mealtimes Fun
Make-Believe Christmas: A Time for Make-Believe?
Making Discipline Positive Look For Ways To Make Discipline Positive
Making Parenting Shifts Making Parenting Shifts
Missed Opportunities Don't Miss Opportunities
Monitor Frustration Monitoring Frustration Levels
More About Bad Attitudes Bad Attitudes Come in Three Arenas
More About Privilege and Responsibility More About Privilege and Responsibility
Morning Dawdling Dealing With Morning Dawdling
Natural Consequences Strategy Learning from Natural Consequences
No is a Spiritual Issue" Saying "No" is A Spiritual Challenge
Not Behavior Modification A Heart Approach is Different
Not Just Behavior Not Just Behavior Change
Not Just Bigger Consequences The Solution Isn't Just Bigger Consequences
Obedience Definition Understanding Obedience
Obey First and Then We'll Talk About It
Open Ended Questions Use Open Ended Questions
Overcoming Selfishness Overcoming Selfishness with Honor
Parent Child Evaluation Meeting Explain New Rules Before You Start
Parenting Babies Toddler Philosophy
Parents Excuses Missed Opportunities
A Parent's Guide to Internet Safety U.S. Department of Justice
Perspective An Interesting Perspective
Playing with Words Playing with Words
Positive Conclusion Teach Children What to Do Next Time
Positive Conclusion Teaching "Why" Helps Children for the Future
Positive ConclusionHelping Children Take Responisibilty Part 2
The Positive Side of Guilt The Positive Side of Guilt
Power of Praise Immediate Affirmation Produces Results
Primary Job - Obey A Child's Primary Job
Privilege Goes With Responsibility Privilege Goes With Responsibility
The Problem of Demandingnes
Problem Solving Problem Solving and Decision Making
Protect them? Should I Protect Them?
Punishment vs Discipline An Important Distinction
Raising a Leader It's Hard to Raise a Leader
Reward Equally? Should You Reward Equally
Rules/Values Use Rules to Teach Values
Sad Instead of Mad Sad Instead of Mad
Sarcasm Dealing With Sarcasm
Saying No Graciously Firmness With Relationship
The Second Child And Then There Were Two
Seeing it and Doing it Teaching Kids to See What Needs to be Done and Do it
Self Control Helping Children Develop Self Control
Send Them Back Stop the Intensity in Conflict
Sensitivity Kids Who Are Annoying Need Sensitivity
Servant for the Day Servant for the Day
Show Hospitality A Lesson in Honor
Sibling Conflict Sibling Conflict: A Great Opportunity
Siblings Not Equal Dealing with Competition Among Siblings
Slowing Down the Emotion Slowing Down the Emotion
Sorrow Instead of Anger Sorrow Instead of Anger
A Spiritual Challenge Saying "NO" is A Spiritual Challenge
The Stop Rule The Stop Rule
Stop Sign Approach The Stop Sign Approach to Anger
Sucking Energy Out of Family Life Some Kids Drain Energy Out of Family Life
Take a Break Teach Children To Take a Break
Take a Break Take a Break
Taking for Granted Taking Those You Love for Granted
Taking Responsibility Helping Children Take Responsibility
Tattling Drawing the Line on Tattling
Teach Generosity Teach Honor Through Generosity
Teach Servanthood
Teaching About Anger Teaching Children About Anger
Teaching Children When You Mean Business
Teaching Cooperation
Teaching Honor Another Way to Teach Kids Honor
Teaching PatienceTeaching Children to Wait
Teens and Character Talk to Teens About Character
Teens Need Relationship Teens Need Relationship
Teens New Thinking Don't Overreact to Teenagers
Tips for Planning Consequences Understanding Consequences
Toddler Philosophy Parenting Babies
Toolbox of Consequences A Toolbox of Consequences
Triangles Be Careful with Triangles
Troublemakers? A Peacemaker or a Troublemaker?
Understanding Adolescents Understanding Adolescents
Understanding Arguing Understanding Arguing
Use Words to Correct Correction's First Step
Value of Correction The Value of Correction
Value of Correction The Value of Training
Value of Routines We Fall Into Patterns
Value Too Much? Can We Value the Family Too Much?
View Disobedience as Danger View Disobedience as Danger
View Your Family as a Team View Your Family as a Team
View Kids as Spiritual Brothers and Sisters An Interesting Perspective
Wait/Responsibility Training A Practical Way to Teach Responsibility
What about Rewards? To Reward or Not to Reward
What to Do When Your Baby Hits What to Do When Your Baby Hits
When Kids are Annoying What to Do When Kids are Annoying
When Kids Argue When Kids Argue
When Kids Argue Teaching Character to Three-Year-Olds
When Kids Resist Be Prepared for Resistance
When Kids Want to Fight When Kids Want to Fight
When you Mean Business Teaching Children When you Mean Business
Where an Attitude Comes From Where a Bad Attitude Comes From
Where We Feel Close The Heart is Where We Feel Close
Whoops and Ahh Game A Game to Raise the Awareness Level
Wise Appeal Some Helpful Working Definitions
A Work in Progress A Work in Progress
Working Definitions Some Helpful Working Definitions
A Wrestling Place The Heart is a Wrestling Place
Yelling "But I Have to Yell to Be Heard"
You Be the Leader Game You Be the Leader Game
Your Play Teaches What is Your Play Teaching?



]]> Parenting Tips Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:50:19 -0700 http://vineyardnorthphoenix.com//story/86 The instructors are experienced pastors: recognized theologians who are committed to Vineyard-style ministry and who are experts in the fields that they teach.

• Vineyard Leadership Institute is a two-year, part-time academic program.
• VLI offer courses in biblical studies and theology.
• The VLI staff is made up of professors qualified and experienced to teach at university and graduate levels.
• VLI courses include interpreting scripture, church planting, leadership, preaching and teaching, power ministry, counseling, spirituality and many others.
• VLI will enable students to develop a sound, Christ-centered theology by providing the knowledge and skills needed to understand the scriptures.
• VLI will mentor students in the ministries of the church, to develop and hone their leadership skills, to discover their individual gifts and talents and to recognize the ministry God would have them pursue.
• VLI will encourage the students to draw close to God through personal prayer and meditation, so they may know His great love for them.
• VLI will work with students to encourage a passion for God's work in the world and through His church

“Is VLI right for you?”

• We are looking for the called and committed, the teachable and the yielded. We are asking you to devote 21 months of your life to be trained and molded so that you can effectively employ your gifts and talents for the kingdom of God.
• Is God calling you to leadership? Do other spiritual leaders also see this call?
• Are you willing to commit 20 hours per week for 21 months to prepare for leadership?
• Is there room in your budget for tuition, and books (aprox. $3,400 over 21 months)

If you think VLI might be the thing for you the next step is to let me know, you'll need to fill out an application and turn it in to me. The next entrance period for VLI will be in the Fall of 2008. Sometime before then you will need to schedule an interview with me (Dave McPherson), complete the two essays and have a pastor or ministry leader fill out the recommendation form and return them all to me.

If you feel that God is calling you to ministry and you know that you need to be equipped for that work, don’t let anything stand in your way. Remember we are accepting a limited amount of new students, so if you’re interested, be sure to let me know so we can reserve a spot for you. If you have any questions or just want to talk about if VLI is for you, please don’t hesitate to either call me at (623) 934-4000 ext. 389 or send me an e-mail to dave@vcfnp.com.

“How much time does VLI really take?”

VLI should take approximately 15-20 hours of the student’s time each week. That includes class time, mentoring, study time, etc. This time may increase or decrease depending on the student’s own learning style. VLI is a 21-month commitment that will require adjustment of the student’s schedule.

“What if VLI doesn’t fit my schedule?”

Most of our students are involved in part-time or full-time lay or paid ministry as well as having full- or part-time jobs, families, etc. It is possible to “do life” and take VLI, too.

If you are unsure about the time commitment, talk to your boss, your spouse, your pastor, or other wise council. If it seems like it simply won’t work, we advise to pray that the Lord would open your schedule up in accordance with His timing.

Students at VCFNP have their weekly classes on Tuesday nights. The majority of mentoring occurs on Sunday mornings, during 3d service, and Intensives are Fridays and Saturdays, twice per quarter.

Cost:

• $563 due with application
• $513 due each quarter thereafter for another six quarters
• Aprox. $50 for books each quarter

You can also checkout the VLI website at www.vli.org.

]]> VLI Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:50:19 -0700 http://vineyardnorthphoenix.com//story/22 "The next session of WEBS will be in October"

October 1 - 22, from 6:45-9:00 pm.

Look for the new brochure in September

WEBS offers you...

A chance to connect with God through worship and the Word; A place to meet other women (We're all in this together); Excellent Bible teaching; Laughter; Great Food; Personal Ministry.

Sorry, no childcare available. Nursing Babies Only.

The cost is $7.00 (for entire session for snacks and supplies). Registration will start Sept. 13 - 28 or sign up at the door for $9.

For questions, please email Monique at: monique.spiller@cox.net]]> Women Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:50:19 -0700 http://vineyardnorthphoenix.com//story/296

Date: July 31 - August 2, 2008

Men, are you looking for a great opportunity to get away andspend a couple of days in the cool mountain pines? Join the Men’s Campout July 31 - August 2 at beautiful Woods Canyon Lake, just past Payson.

The cost is $27 per person, which includes all meals and group campsite. Bring your tent and sleeping bag. Camping trailers are welcome, but there are no hookups. Pick up a flyer and sign up at the registration table in the church courtyard.

Contact Person: David at 623.570.1831.

The pictures below are from our 2007 campout.]]> Men Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:50:19 -0700 http://vineyardnorthphoenix.com//story/3311 Are you interested in being a leader at the Vineyard?

We have several classes designed to help you become the leader God has called and created you to be. These classes will look at how and why we do what we do and help identify places where you can get involved.

• Introduction to Leadership Class, Aug. 3, 10 am (Adult Ed. Rm A)
• Discovering My SHAPE for Ministry, Aug. 10-24, 10 am (Adult Ed. Rm A)
• Ministry Training Class, Aug. 31-Sept. 28, 10 am (Adult Ed. Rm A)
• Small Group Leader Training, Oct. 5-19, 10 am (Adult Ed. Rm A)
• Women’s Leadership Training, Oct. 19-26, 10 am (Conference Rm)
• Vineyard Leadership Institute (VLI), classes starting Sept. 2008

Pick up a copy at the VCNP Sacred Grounds Bookstore. The cost is $7.99 per book.

And if you don't already own the first two volumes of the Kingdom Living series be sure to pick up a copy of those, too.

The Character of God, Understanding His Heart for Us

Character – Knowing God makes all the difference in how we navigate our daily lives. Not knowing about God, but really knowing God as we know a friend and understanding the depth and nature of His character. As we begin to understand God’s character, we understand His heart for us – and it empowers us to be more like Christ.

In this small group study, you will explore more deeply the ways of God and delve into the depth of His character, studying these six topics:

• The Sovereignity of God
• God’s Unchanging Character
• God’s Amazing Grace
• The Trustworthiness of God
• The Nearness of God
• God’s Unending Love

Throughout these six sessions, you’ll learn more about God’s character and how truly knowing Him will change your relationship with Him forever!

Welcome to Community, Experiencing Life the Way God Intended

Community – What was God’s design for community? When Jesus established the first “church” there were no stained glass windows, pews or organs. As challenging as it would be to unit such a diverse group into a purpose-filled family, Jesus knew it was His Heavenly Father’s desire. It would take sacrificial love, time and commitment on everyone’s part.

God designed us to need each other, and He created a plan to meet that need – it’s called the church. Discover what being part of community God’s way is all about as you explore these six components of community living:

• The Family of Believers
• Why Community is Good
• Love One Another
• Learning to Forgive
• Cultivating Spiritual Growth
• What’s My Part

If you can't make your way to the VCNP Sacred Grounds Bookstore, you can order online and have them shipped to you, wherever you are. Also, the first two volumes are available from the Amazon.com online catalog. ]]> Sacred Grounds Bookstore Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:50:19 -0700 http://vineyardnorthphoenix.com//story/1786 VLI is an accredited biblical studies leadership training school. We offer VLI at VCNP for people who feel God’s call on their lives toward ministry. Classes start in Sept. and run for almost two full years. If you are interested in VLI, contact dave@vcfnp.com or call Dave at 623.934.4000 x4509.

Six students recently completed the VLI program: Carol Baber, Tom Banbury, David Glick, Dan Bonacum, Mary Jo Oechslin and Brent Weston. Congrats graduates!

]]> VLI Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:50:19 -0700 http://vineyardnorthphoenix.com//story/1103 Do you have a desire to lead a small group or a connecting group? Our Vineyard Community Groups are a great way to utilize your gifting for the glory of God.

Everyone interested in leading a small group or connecting group must complete a Letter of Intent form. This form has the pertinent information regarding the qualifications to lead a group. The Letter of intent form may be picked up at the hanging files next to the mailboxes in the west hallway of the foyer.

All Letters of Intent forms must be turned in by Sunday, July 27th.

Download Letter of Intent Form (PDF)]]> Small Groups Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:50:19 -0700 http://vineyardnorthphoenix.com//story/1084 I am sending you this e-mail to let you know about an exciting new venture I’ve been working on.

While there are many good Bible study books available, very few of them are written from the “Empowered Evangelical” perspective that we have in the Vineyard. To help fill that void I am co-authoring, along with Glynnis Whitwer, a Bible study series called, “Kingdom Living”.

Ampelon Publishing has just released the first two studies in this series: “Six Habits of Highly Effective Christians,” and “Worship: Nearing the Heart of God.” Two more studies will be available in the spring on knowing God and living in Biblical community (these titles haven’t been finalized). Each book contains six lessons, with approximately 15 questions each. Each lesson also includes a memory verse and room for personal journaling and prayer requests. There is also a leader’s guide at the back of each book with additional notes for those leading a Bible study.

It is my hope that small both groups and individuals will use these studies. They combine Bible study with the core values of the Vineyard. Because of that, they would be great to use in leadership development and general teachings on Vineyard values.

It is my sincere hope that through these studies you will be inspired and impacted by God. Please stop by the Bookstore and check them out!

Love,
Brian

Worship: Nearing the Heart of God

We talk about worship all the time in church and we practice it each weekend, but what is worship really all about? Why do we do it? What purpose and place does it have in our lives as followers of Jesus? In the first small group study in the Kingdom Living series, you will explore the answers to these questions and many more through looking at these topics: Settling the Issue of Lordship, Experiencing God in Worship, Gaining a God-Perspective, Developing Our Character, Overcoming Obstacles to Worship, and Worship through Advancing God's Kingdom.

Throughout these six sessions, you'll learn why worship plays such an integral role in God's Kingdom -- and you'll learn it together through studying God's Word and sharing your insights with each other.

Six Habits of Highly Effective Christians

Simply going to church and adhering to a list of "dos" and "don'ts" is a far cry from the life God intends for us to have as Christians. He wants us to change the world around us, which begins by understanding the power of a deep relationship with Him. In the second small group study in the Kingdom Living series, you will explore ways to deepen your relationship with God and become a more effective Christian, exploring the following disciplines: Knowing the Bible, Making Prayer a Priority, Living a Life of Obedience, Giving to God, Living in Community, and Serving Others. Throughout these six sessions, you'll learn secrets of effective Christians, how it has revolutionized their faith, and how it can revolutionize yours, too.

Our annual Back to School Outreach to help families in need of school supplies will be held on Saturday, July 26 from 9-11 am. If you are in need of school supplies, would like to volunteer or want to donate supplies then look for the Back to School cart in the courtyard beginning next weekend.

Hair Stylist Needed

If you are a Hair Stylist with your own equipment, come join our Back-to-School Outreach Team. We will be providing free haircuts to kids of lower income families on Saturday, July 26 from 9-11 am. Questions? Contact Heather at 602.564.1795 or hramon@cox.net.]]> Back to School Outreach Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:50:19 -0700 http://vineyardnorthphoenix.com//story/20 Senior Pastor Brian Anderson's radio show airing every Saturday at 4:00 pm on KPXQ AM 1360.

Invite your friends to listen! ]]> Connect Tue, 22 Apr 2008 17:50:19 -0700