Shaping your ministry culture around disciple-making


The Vine Project is more than just a book to be read. It’s a roadmap and a comprehensive set of resources for this sort of church-wide culture change.

The Trellis and the Vine proposed a “ministry mind-shift that changes everything”. The Vine Project shows how that mind-shift can and must shape every aspect of what you are doing as a congregation of Christ’s people to make disciples of all nations.

 

The Book

The Vine Project seeks to answer the question: how can we shape the whole culture of our church around disciple-­making? Please enjoy reading the introductory chapter, read what people are saying about The Vine Project, or buy the book now by selecting your country and clicking on the green Visit Matthias Media tab.

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The book is now available to purchase through our publisher Matthias Media.

Resource Library

The Vine Project Resource Library provides free access to resources that support you in disciple-making culture change.
(Please note: You no longer need to sign up to be able to access the Library.)

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The Vine Project Coaching

More than just warm encouragement in your ministry, Coaching is a robust, accountable, and structured coaching process designed to grow and equip you in leading change well. We have a limited number of places available in our coaching network - so we encourage you to find out more or register your interest today.

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Watch / listen


  • Bulli Anglican Church Changing Culture (5:20)

    Bulli Anglican Church watch now...

  • Small groups as disciple-making teams (03:44)

    Col Marshall and Tony Payne listen now


Read


  • Even we have to change

    How one 92 year-old woman is modelling change in her church read more...

  • What does a disciple-making culture look like?

    Col Marshall read more

The biblical principles of discipleship and ‘disciple­-making’ outlined in The Trellis and the Vine should be worked through in all our churches with every member. This most helpful sequel provides not only further expansion on the vital principles of Christian service, but also valuable practical lessons on how to generate a whole church culture of ‘learner-disciples’. The biblical material is excellent. The practical tips are instructive. The everyday examples put real flesh on the bone.

William Taylor Rector, St Helen’s Bishopsgate, London, UK April 11, 2016