Vinyard Cameroon
Our world is like heaven
P O box 5O73 Douala, Cameroon
Tel.: OO23784215365
office@vineyardcm.com
Humble Beginnings
The Vineyard story is about ordinary people who worship and serve an extraordinary God. The Vineyard is simply one thread in the rich tapestry of the historic and global Church of Jesus Christ. But it is a thread of God's weaving.
From the beginning, Vineyard pastors and leaders have sought to hold in tension the biblical doctrines of the Christian faith with an ardent pursuit of the present day work of the Spirit of God. Maintaining that balance is never easy in the midst of rapid growth and renewal.
John Wimber was a founding leader of the Vineyard. His influence profoundly shaped the theology and practice of Vineyard churches from their earliest days until his death inNovember 1997. When John was conscripted by God he was, in the words of Christianity Today, a "beer-guzzling, drug-abusing pop musician, who was converted at the age of 29 while chain-smoking his way through a Quaker-led Bible study" (Christianity Today, editorial, Feb. 9 1998).
Vineyard Cameroon
Started in 2006 as one small group of students. In October 2007, we started meeting in a hall at the Léwat Hotel. The pastoral team currently consists of the Team Leader Clever and team members Charlie Wouche, Daniel and Genevieve
THE VINEYARD SOCIAL MEDICAL CENTER
See our new webpage devoted to The Vineyard Infant Breastfeading Decision. It's a new initiative to encourage infant and child nutrition in the communities in our area.
EDUCATION, TREATMENT, DRUGS, DONATION, PREVENTION,
MOBILISATION, FOLLOW UP, AND TRAINING
The vineyard of Cameroon is great partner with the Ministry of public Health of Cameroon since September 2008.
We work at social care to define policy and guidance for delivering a care system that provides equally for all.
This is helping people to retain their independence and dignity.
Our health strategy campaign ensures the community has care and treatment with respect.
Every one in Cameroon must have acces to a national care service that is fair,
simple and affordable under a plan set by our effort in partnership with the public health.
Our ultimate priority is to be an independent regulator of health and social medical services in Cameroon.
We educate communities about pandemic illness and help remove inequalities, and give protection and education.
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