True Vine Church is launching.

We are thrilled to invite you to our very first service led by Pastor Luke Breeze on Easter Sunday.

Launch Date: Easter Sunday, April 5, 2026
Times: 9 AM & 11 AM Services
Location: Farm on the Ridge, 667 Ridge Rd, Hooversville, PA 15936

What to Expect

Location

True Vine currently gathers at The Farm on the Ridge in Hooversville, PA—a beautiful space generously hosted by the Varner family.

The Space: Our services take place in the large main barn, which comfortably accommodates up to 240 people.
Arrival: When you pull in, you’ll find ample parking and a friendly team ready to point you in the right direction and welcome you home.

The Service

Expect a warm welcome, live worship, and a hope-filled message from God's Word.

Our gatherings are designed to be approachable and sincere, creating a space where you can encounter God right where you are. Whether you are a lifelong believer or just beginning to ask questions, there is a seat for you here.

Families

We love having kids in the service! We also provide a dedicated space for parents with toddlers (ages 3 & under), a "Color & Listen" station for older siblings, and private nursing/changing areas.

We encourage you to read more about our heart for an all-age worship service and church family below.

What do I wear?

Come as you are! Whether you’re comfortable in a suit or jeans and boots, you’ll fit right in. Our atmosphere is casual, relaxed, and focused more on the people than the attire.

Better Together: Families at True Vine

Children in Worship

We believe the church is a family, and families worship best when they’re together.

Children are not just the church of tomorrow; they are part of the church today. That’s why we encourage worship as one community sharing life and faith side by side.

Rather than separating kids into age-based programming during our main gathering, we invite them to participate in worship alongside their families and the wider church.

As they sing, hear Scripture read, pray alongside others, and observe the rhythms of worship, they learn what following Jesus looks like.

We don’t expect children to understand everything. Their spiritual development happens over time through presence, repetition, and participation.

What This Means for Families

We know worshiping with children can be joyful, distracting, meaningful, and exhausting—sometimes all in the same morning.

Movement, questions, and occasional noise are part of a living, growing community. And that’s expected. Our hope is to create a grace-filled community where families feel supported, not pressured, and where children feel they are known, loved, and included.

How We Include Children in Worship

We intentionally shape our worship gatherings with kids in mind by:

Providing sermon notes templates for various ages
Using clear, accessible language as much as possible
Assuming kids are present and listening in their own ways
Regularly acknowledging children as a visible part of our church family

We also encourage parents to continue conversations at home, helping children connect what they experience in worship to everyday life.

Our hope is to partner with families in raising children who know they belong to God and accept Jesus as Lord and Savior.

Growing Together Beyond Sunday

Worship gatherings are just one part of life together as the body of Christ.

We see spiritual formation as a partnership between the church and families, shaped through everyday life, shared meals, conversations, prayer, and presence.

While our main gathering is intergenerational, we also care deeply about age-appropriate spiritual formation. In the future, we plan to offer additional opportunities for people of all ages to gather, learn, ask questions, and build Christ-centered relationships outside of the Sunday worship gathering.