https://vineyardusa.org/update-from-vusa-regarding-vineyard-anaheim/
Vineyard USA expresses its concern and support for the victims of Alan Scott, the former lead pastor of Vineyard Anaheim, who is accused of spiritual abuse and misconduct. Vineyard USA also calls for an independent investigation and accountability from Dwelling Place Anaheim, the current church name of Vineyard Anaheim.

https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2022-12-21/spiritual-manipulation-deception-alleged-anaheim-vineyard-church-lawsuit
In 2018, married pastors Alan and Kathryn Scott took over the Anaheim Vineyard church, which featured highly produced worship music during services attended by a congregation of thousands.

https://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2022/november/vineyard-anaheim-wimber-scott-lawsuit-dwelling-place.html
The former members claim Alan and Kathryn Scott knew they wanted to leave Vineyard USA but lied about it when applying for the leadership positions at the Anaheim church so they could take control

https://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2023/november/vineyard-anaheim-alan-scott-dwelling-spiritual-abuse.html
Scott and his wife Kathryn took over Vineyard Anaheim in 2018 and then unexpectedly led the congregation out of the denomination in 2022. There was little explanation, beyond the claim they were

https://religionnews.com/2022/04/27/former-vineyard-anaheim-becomes-the-dwelling-place/
The church that was founded by John Wimber and led by Alan Scott leaves the Vineyard movement and changes its name. The Dwelling Place hopes to plant churches and businesses and ordain ministers and filmmakers.

https://vineyardusa.org/update-from-vusa-regarding-vineyard-anaheim/faqs/
In late 2021, the Scotts significantly altered the Vineyard Anaheim church board, due in part to the expiration of the terms of two former board members. To our knowledge, it now has seven voting members. Four of these voting members are church staff and/or spouses with clear conflicts of interest. At the time the disassociation decision was

https://religionnews.com/2022/04/21/the-vineyard-was-built-on-friendship-and-shared-values-then-a-leading-pastor-in-anaheim-broke-faith/
Vineyard Anaheim, a historic church in the charismatic movement, announced its withdrawal from the Association of Vineyard Churches USA in February 2022. The decision shocked and confused many Vineyard leaders and members, who attributed it to the pastor's personal vision and God's guidance.

https://vineyardusa.org/about/history/
History & Legacy. The Vineyard movement emerged on the scene in the late 1970s, at what has been called a "crossroads" of American Christianity and culture. The Jesus People movement of the 1960s was a spiritual awakening within hippie culture in the United States, as thousands of young people found themselves on a desperate search to

https://www.christianitytoday.com/news/2022/march/vineyard-anaheim-disassociate-alan-scott-john-wimber-church.html
Vineyard Anaheim was planted in 1977 by John Wimber, a born-again rock musician who believed Christians should "do the stuff" of the Bible—heal the sick, cast out demons, listen to the voice

https://churchleaders.com/news/423022-former-vineyard-anaheim-becomes-the-dwelling-place-rns.html
The church, founded by John Wimber in 1977, left the Vineyard movement in February after God told them to do so. They announced their new name, the Dwelling Place, on Sunday, citing biblical references to God's dwelling among his people.

https://www.christianpost.com/news/mother-church-of-vineyard-usa-splits-from-denomination.html
In a move that has "grieved" Vineyard USA, Vineyard Anaheim, the "mother church" of the movement, announced Sunday that it is officially disassociating from the charismatic denomination. Alan Scott, who with his wife, Kathryn, has led Vineyard Anaheim for four years, made the announcement Sunday morning, according to a statement from

https://www.christianpost.com/news/vineyard-anaheim-renamed-the-dwelling-place-after-split.html
Vineyard Anaheim, the "mother church" of the Vineyard movement, announced in March 2022 that it would disassociate from the denomination. The church, now called the Dwelling Place Anaheim, aims to partner with God to build a better city and change culture.

https://www.christianitydaily.com/news/vineyard-anaheim-to-be-called-dwelling-place-anaheim-following-split-pastor-alan-scott-says.html
Vineyard Anaheim was established by John Wimber in 1977 in Orange County, California. Wimber passed away twenty years later, leaving behind a movement that has currently expanded to 1,500 churches globally and tens of millions of worth of property.

https://www.christianpost.com/news/vineyard-report-details-spiritual-abuse-claims-against-alan-scott.html
Alan Scott, pastor of Vineyard Anaheim, speaks on Sunday, March 20, 2022. | YouTube/Vineyard Anaheim Causeway Coast Vineyard church in Northern Ireland has released an investigation report into spiritual and leadership abuse allegations against former paster Alan Scott, highlighting accusations of manipulation, narcissistic behavior and public shaming.

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https://julieroys.com/vineyard-anaheim-upheaval-board-member-founder-widow-speak-out/
Vineyard Anaheim has been a spiritual hub of the Vineyard movement since 1982, and the denomination's flagship during decades of growth. On March 20, Vineyard Anaheim announced the church was "withdrawing from the Association of Vineyard Churches" in a statement from its seven-member board of directors. The church leaders provided no reason, other than "saying 'yes' to the Holy

https://charismanews.com/culture/saying-yes-to-the-spirit-vineyard-anaheim-flagship-of-vineyard-movement-leaves-denomination/
Vineyard Anaheim is the mother church of the Vineyard movement. It was pastored by John Wimber, with whom many of us had personal relationships, and by whom all in the Vineyard have been profoundly influenced.

https://www.christianpost.com/news/vineyard-anaheim-leaders-screaming-dishonor-for-disassociating.html
Vineyard Anaheim was planted in 1977 by John Wimber and is widely considered to be "the mother church" of the Vineyard movement, which today is a network of over 1,500 churches worldwide. Wimber died in 1997. Jay Pathak, the national director of Vineyard USA, told The Christian Post that while Vineyard Anaheim was not the first Vineyard

https://vineyardusa.org/about/john-wimber/
John Wimber, leader of the Vineyard movement in his lifetime, impacted the lives of thousands across the globe - and was used by God to renew the spiritual life of the 20th and 21st century Church. John Wimber was born in Kirksville, Missouri in the 1940s. He grew up entirely outside of faith, as did his wife Carol.

https://friendsofvineyard.com/
Friends of Vineyard is a body of Christians who helped found and establish Vineyard Anaheim, the church Alan and Kathryn Scott were hired to serve as lead pastors in late 2017. This webpage is intended to bring light to the events and conduct which led to hundreds of congregants leave Vineyard Anaheim and consequently to the lawsuit which you

https://ocindependent.com/2022/04/vineyard-church-food-pantry-re-imagines-distributing-food-to-families-in-need/
The pantry is an 8,300 square foot grocery store located in the Vineyard Church building on La Palma Avenue in Anaheim. Families shop by appointment by visiting the Food Pantry website and registering for time slots between 9:00 - 11:00 a.m. on Wednesdays and Thursdays. Evening shopping is also available on Wednesdays from 6:30 - 7:30 p.m.

https://julieroys.com/former-vineyard-anaheim-becomes-the-dwelling-place/
When leaders of a well-known Southern California congregation decided to leave the Vineyard USA — an influential charismatic movement — they knew the church would need a new name. On Sunday, Alan Scott, co-pastor of the former Vineyard Anaheim, announced the church would now be called the Dwelling Place. After telling someone in the pews to

https://www.canyonvineyard.com/
The Vineyard has impacted the lives of thousands across the globe, and used by God to renew the spiritual life in the 20th and 21st century church. Established by original founding Vineyard leaders Bob and Penny Fulton, Canyon Vineyard at Anaheim is committed to loving Jesus and equipping the saints for Kingdom ministry everywhere they go.

https://www.ocregister.com/2024/06/14/ai-startup-perplexity-wants-to-upend-search-business-news-outlet-forbes-says-its-ripping-them-off/
Tests of the feature by an AP reporter asking it to write about the lack of marijuana on Martha's Vineyard led it to produce a 465-word document that resembled a news article and included