Vintage21 Church was off and running in late 2002 as an independent church plant. Actually, we were off and limping. Several people ended up leaving, including the associate pastor. Two band members went back to the large church in Cary, and one evening, two minutes before the service began, the volunteer kid’s minister said this [...]
I know, I know, you’re all waiting anxiously for Part Four of the Vintage21 Church Historical Series, but hang tight- it’s Monday, which means the Sunday Review. Today, for all you avid fans of the one and only worship site specifically focused on the Sunday service at Vintage21 Church in Raleigh, North Carolina, we’ll recount [...]
The first Vintage21 Service as a church plant was at 515 Hargett Street on November 13, 2002. The wonderful people pictured below played in the band during the middle school months, being recruited by the former worship pastor. They helped make the transition to downtown Raleigh with humility and patience, and for that I will [...]
Picking up from yesterday’s post chronicling the middle school days (an appropriate description for many reasons), today was originally going to be about the methodology of early Vintage21 services. However, long blog posts are a pet peeve, and if you’re like me you don’t even begin reading. So, before the first service of Vintage21 as [...]
As this site gets underway, I’d like to give band members, V21 attendees and confused visitors who misspelled “vintage war ship” in Google several posts dealing with the background of the corporate worship at Vintage21 Church. This will hopefully reveal the movement of God in this church as well as the reason behind our methodology.
Before [...]