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This four‑day journey invites you to step inside Jesus’ words, “I am the true vine,” through the land, people, and practices that embody the metaphor. Set among the quiet beauty of Napa Valley at harvest, the experience weaves Scripture, guided reflection, and encounters with vineyard owners and winemakers who live the rhythms of vine and harvest every day.
We begin around a slow, intentional table where story and expectation take root. In the days that follow, you’ll walk the vineyards with those who tend them — learning how cultivation, abiding, pruning, and fruitfulness reveal the character and care of God. Curated tastings, hands‑on moments, and conversation at the communal table open up the role of the vine and the cup in the biblical story: celebration, covenant, remembrance.
Afternoons leave unhurried space for rest, journaling, or wandering the valley at your own pace. By the end, you won’t just understand the metaphor — you’ll have lived inside it. The vineyard becomes a teacher, the table becomes sacred ground, and the Spirit’s nearness is felt in the beauty of the land and the depth of the immersion.
This four‑day journey invites you to step inside Jesus’ words, “I am the true vine,” through the land, people, and practices that embody the metaphor. Set among the quiet beauty of Napa Valley at harvest, the experience weaves Scripture, guided reflection, and encounters with vineyard owners and winemakers who live the rhythms of vine and harvest every day.
We begin around a slow, intentional table where story and expectation take root. In the days that follow, you’ll walk the vineyards with those who tend them — learning how cultivation, abiding, pruning, and fruitfulness reveal the character and care of God. Curated tastings, hands‑on moments, and conversation at the communal table open up the role of the vine and the cup in the biblical story: celebration, covenant, remembrance.
Afternoons leave unhurried space for rest, journaling, or wandering the valley at your own pace. By the end, you won’t just understand the metaphor — you’ll have lived inside it. The vineyard becomes a teacher, the table becomes sacred ground, and the Spirit’s nearness is felt in the beauty of the land and the depth of the immersion.