Our story

There has been a Vineyard Church presence in our city for over 25 years. This started in 1999 with the planting of what was then the Milton Keynes Vineyard. From small beginnings the church grew, gathering in a number of venues across the city before settling on the Queensway in Bletchley.

After nine years, the church transitioned leadership and, following a short time without pastors, in 2010 the church was re-birthed as the Grand Union Vineyard (or GUV for short) relocating to Fox Milne, during this season the church developed a number of ministries, including the MK Storehouse. In 2018 there was an another leadership transition, with the church eventually finding its home in Netherfield. More recently, in 2022 a second Vineyard church was planted, the Garden City Vineyard.
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From the time the Vineyard first started in Milton Keynes, there has always been a vision to see multiple churches planted across the city, so that many more can encounter Jesus Christ for themselves, where they live, in a Vineyard church. Now as two distinct Vineyard churches here in Milton Keynes, we remain committed to fulfil what we believe God wants to do in our city.

Vineyard Churches

The Vineyard Movement is a worldwide network of over 2,500 churches, led in its earliest years by the late John Wimber. The Vineyard Movement is committed to seeing each generation reached by the power of the Gospel. With a view to embrace integrity in Christian character, along with the activity of the Holy Spirit, each Vineyard church seeks to be an outpost of God’s compassionate love in a broken world.