We keep faith simple.

Coming from janky church experiences, three dudes met over cheap cigars to talk and pray about responding to a little Templeton church’s reach-out for help. Deciding it was worth a try, they launched Vintage Community Templeton in November 2008 with a bunch of people showing up, even though it was never advertised. The idea then was to try doing things more in the spirit of a vintage Biblical-era Church – honest and based in the cleanest gospel possible. Over the years, Vintage has stuck to these values and has done the hard work of keeping non-essential stuff out. Though two of the OG’s have gone onto other things, the church continues its low-brow, trailer-church, honest pursuit of knowing Jesus and living within his gospel, together. Sundays have a bit of a home Bible study vibe – no pretense, no formality, just honest worship, communion and decent teaching with a coffee break in between (no problem being late!). Vintage is probably not for a lot of folks, but if you’ve had rough church experiences; or are tired of smoke machines, money manipulation and cheesy copycats; or have been longing for a church where you can be honest without being rejected – Vintage might click with you.