River City Vineyard is a faith-based church and community centre in Sarnia-Lambton offering contemporary worship, Christian education, and ministries focused on healing, hope, and recovery. The organization operates practical outreach programs, including a shelter, food bank, community garden, and volunteer-driven fundraising events. It partners with local groups and businesses to mobilize volunteers and resources for seasonal initiatives and ongoing support for people experiencing homelessness and food insecurity.
Last updated on Feb 7th, 2026
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River City Vineyard shared that St Vincent de Paul delivered several loads of food bank items on June 19, 2026, with people already coming to collect supplies and calling the moment like Christmas in June. The post thanks volunteers and the legion for naming River City Vineyard as a recipient, and notes that additional deliveries are expected.
River City Vineyard thanks Sarnia Legion Branch 62 for supporting them during this week's Catch the Ace, and the team expresses excitement for Thursday. This brief community note highlights local partnership and anticipation for the upcoming event.
Renee Card is speaking for River City Vineyard on faith and perseverance, focusing on holding on to God when circumstances are difficult. The brief announcement highlights choosing faith as a practical response during hard seasons and is dated 2026-06-14.
River City Vineyard posted a warm staff update on 2026-06-01 announcing that a team member has moved into their own place, accompanied by a heartfelt message and a miss you hashtag. The short note reads like a personal farewell from colleagues and signals a moment of transition within the team.
Audrey is speaking at River City Vineyard today with an update on the refiners fire and recent shelter conditions. The brief community update covers the incident impact, how the shelter is faring, and ways neighbors can offer support or get involved.
River City Vineyard shared a short reflection on May 31, 2026, praising the act of kneeling with a worshipper in a wheelchair during communion as a beautiful expression of inclusion. The note highlights how simple, visible acts of care can make worship more accessible and dignified for all.
River City Vineyard reports that the 20th anniversary Race to Erase brought together 37 teams and raised over $37,000 in support of local charities, with River City Vineyard teams contributing over $6,600. The Baconator crew was the top fundraising team and Gimme Shelter finished second, and organizers thanked sponsors, vendors, and volunteers for making the day a success.
River City Vineyard shared a short, uplifting praise post on 2026-05-27 saying "He did so well! Such an amazing person!" with the hashtags #Love and #hope. The message is a concise, positive shout out that invites likes, comments, and community encouragement.
River City Vineyard announced a kits for the homeless initiative in memory of Nick Demeray on May 25, 2026, noting that more details will follow. The brief post honors Nick and signals an upcoming community effort to assemble or distribute care kits for people experiencing homelessness.
River City Vineyard publicly thanks United Way for funding nighttime security, noting the donation helps pay for on site protection. The post, published on 2026-05-14, highlights the partnership with the hashtag #UnitedWaySarLam.
River City Vineyard shared a brief uplifting post on 2026-05-14 that celebrates kindness, hope, and love with the hashtags #kind, #hope, and #love. This short message is easy to share or reply to if you want to spread a bit of encouragement in your local network.
The 20th annual Race to Erase in Sarnia invites teams of four to compete in community challenges on Saturday, May 30, 2026, while fundraising for River City Vineyard. There is no registration fee, though each team is asked to raise at least $500; costumes and trophies add to the fun. Visit the event website to form your team and get full details.
River City Vineyard posted a warm welcome to Joe on 2026-04-30 celebrating that he will be attending church every Sunday, emphasizing community and new beginnings. The post uses hashtags that highlight shelter and recovery themes, inviting further connection and encouragement from the congregation.
Soffia, a resident associated with River City Vineyard, shares a candid recovery testimonial about reclaiming life through sobriety and forming new supportive friendships. She reflects on painful regret for missed time with her child skylair and affirms a commitment to make things better going forward.
River City Vineyard celebrated volunteers who cleaned up Hanna Park and the surrounding neighbourhood on April 25, 2026, in an event hosted by the City of Sarnia with clean up kits from NOVA Chemicals. The day wrapped with a Rotary Club sponsored BBQ and live music from Borderline, and organizers said they look forward to doing it again next year.
River City Vineyard is hosting the Sarnia Community Parks Clean Up Day on 2026-04-25; meet at River City at 9:45 AM so the group can get to the park by 10:00 AM. The effort runs rain or shine, gloves will be provided, and volunteers should dress for light outdoor work and possible wet weather.
River City Vineyard is teaming up with Choice Thrift for a one day fundraiser on April 25, with Choice Thrift donating 50 percent of store sales to the church. Stop by Choice Thrift at 141 Christina St. N. between 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM to shop and support local community work.
River City Vineyard encourages neighbors to buy a donut today to support the United Way of Sarnia Lambton, using the hashtag #UnitedWaySarLam to rally local participation. The post is a short, same day call to action from a local partner aimed at driving small, immediate support for groups funded by United Way of Sarnia Lambton.
River City Vineyard published a short thank you message on 2026-04-21 that reads, From skyline! Thank you! The post is a concise expression of gratitude from the organization and may accompany other recent updates on their channels.
On April 19, 2026 River City Vineyard posted the hashtag #WorshipTogether as a short invitation to shared worship and community. The post is a concise prompt to join in fellowship and to check River City Vineyard's channels for further details.
River City Vineyard published a brief social message on 2026-04-16 using the hashtags #love and #hope alongside the phrase "homeless no more :)." The post projects a hopeful, community centered stance and is discoverable by the included hashtags for those tracking local outreach or supportive messages.
Choice Thrift will donate 50 percent of store sales to River City Vineyard on Saturday, April 25 from 11 AM to 4 PM at 141 Christina St. N. Pop in to shop for deals and directly support the organization's outreach services during this one day fundraising window.
River City Vineyard posted a YouTube video on 2026-04-05 with a direct watch link included in the source. The Original Content contains only the video URL and publisher name, there are no show notes, contact details, or pricing information provided.
River City Vineyard published a brief upbeat social post on 2026-04-02 that uses the hashtags #love and #happy. The update contains no additional details, links, or locations, serving as a short positive touchpoint from the vineyard.
River City Vineyard shared a short hashtag post on 2026-03-31 using #setfree, #miracle, #love, and #missyou. The message is purely emotive with no event details or links; search those hashtags on the congregation's social feeds to see the original post and community responses.
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