Vintage Stories

On the season finale of Vintage Stories, Jennifer and Michael sit down with Craig Smitley. Craig’s heart led him to truly see and care for the people experiencing homelessness who sleep on the steps of the Vintage Church Downtown building. This is a helpful conversation for those of us who are wondering how we can better engage with and help those with tangible needs.Vintage Church, this podcast is to share your stories! Email [email protected] with the ways you've seen God work through your community group, family, or ministry. Enjoying this podcast? Please subscribe and leave us a review so that more people can hear the beautiful works God is doing in and through Vintage Church.

Jennifer and Michael Murphy talk with Matt Stevens, Executive Director of Culture and Communication. They talk about this year's theme of CITIZEN and what the hope is for Vintage Church and the cities in which we live.

Heather and Wendy join hosts Jennifer and Michael Murphy to discuss their new non-profit, "The Village Durham." This episode will enlighten many of the needs in the foster care system, and you'll be inspired to hear how God is working through these women.

Jennifer and Michael Murphy visit Vintage Church Durham and sit down with Shaun Cross, Local Pastor. He shares a bit of his story and then the plan for Vintage Church to practic’ Lent this year. It’s a bit different approach than you might be used to, and definitely worth a listen. Make sure to pick up your Lent Guide this Sunday!

Our third goal as a church is to be relational in our journey to become more inclusive, equitable, and unified. As we grow in our knowledge of history and theology, it’s to be lived out in our context: with all people in the place we live. Johnathan and Angel Eaglin agreed to come on the Vintage Stories podcast to share their experience, wisdom, and insight. They were so gracious, check out their episode to hear what it means to be relational.