We'd love to connect with you
If you're new here or even just passing through, we'd love to connect with you
We're delighted to be able to resume our in-person Sunday Services and we do hope you'll join us.
We understand that, even though restrictions are easing, many of us are still feeling cautious and so we'd love to do all we can to make you feel welcome and at home here at SWLV.
If you are new, or would just like to get in touch, please feel free to email Neil (neil@swlv.org.uk) & Kate (kate@swlv.org.uk) - we'd love to hear from you and find out more about your journey of faith.
Do have a look as the Small Groups that are running (Small Groups) and check out the Daily Events (Daily Events) as you'd be more than welcome to join anything and everything that's going on.
However you're feeling about where things are at, please don't feel disconnected and so do reach out to us, we'd love to hear from you.
With our love
As always
Neil & Kate
Our Story
Who we are and where we're from
Our History
South West London Vineyard started with a small group of people in 1987 who wanted to see how following Jesus could make a difference, not only to their lives, but also to the lives of the people in the city around them.
As the church grew, it began planting other churches, which in turn planted other churches, and we are proud to be a part of a still-growing movement of Vineyard churches across the UK and Ireland.
To find out more about Vineyard Churches UK and Ireland, please click please click here.
Our Vision
God has called us to make, train and equip disciples, who love and serve Jesus, who love and serve one another and love and serve their neighbours.
God has called us to be the church across SW London through central celebration and local mission.
God has called us to plant churches across the capital by training and equipping potential church planters and sending and nurturing those called by God.
Who Is Jesus?
We believe that Jesus is the hope for our broken world. What do you think?
For some, Jesus divides opinion but it’s safe to say that he is not quite what people expected. It is astounding that a homeless, refugee carpenter from a small, insignificant town in the Middle East has become the most important person in history. There are more books, paintings, songs and poetry about him than any other person.
At South West London Vineyard, Jesus is central to our understanding of what it means to be a Christian and how we live our everyday lives. For us, answering the question, ‘Who is Jesus?’ is the most important thing you will do in your life.
One of the best ways to find out more about Jesus is through Alpha. Check out more information about it below.
