What kind of counseling does VCC offer?
Life is hard. In many ways, it’s harder now than it was just a generation or two ago. Families are fractured. People are isolated. Abuse of all kinds is rampant. It’s no surprise that many people find themselves stuck in their problems, hopeless, unable to change. While it’s often the case that life’s problems lead us to Christ, it’s also the case that these same problems don’t always neatly resolve themselves once we’re “saved.” There is a process involved with change. It takes time and work to move from a place of brokenness to a place of wholeness and freedom. And while no one can change without the power and grace of God, many people also need the support and guidance of others.Here at Vineyard, there are several ways you or someone you love can receive the personal help necessary to change.Small Group Involvement: We believe here at Vineyard that fellowship through involvement in a small group is basic to Christian discipleship. Every follower of Christ needs to be in relationship
