Trent Vineyard is a large, contemporary Vineyard church meeting at The Warehouse on Lenton Lane, Nottingham — a converted industrial building that gives its Sunday gatherings (9:30am, 11:15am and 7pm, with the 11:15am service livestreamed) genuine warehouse-venue energy rather than a traditional church interior. Founded in 1996, the church states its vision as building 'a biblical, growing, and diverse church in Nottingham, which will, in a creative and contemporary way, in the power of the Holy Spirit, worship God and communicate the gospel with compassion and generosity', organising its culture around seven 'hallmarks': outward-looking, servant-hearted, compassionate, generous, excellent ('doing things well'), relational, and 'naturally supernatural'. Community life runs well beyond Sunday: Alpha and a 'Trent Values' course, early-morning men's and women's prayer, midweek small groups, Trent Youth (Tuesdays) and Trent Students programming (Student Pizza Evening, Student Central), and Trent Seniors — described on the church's own site as 'a diverse and vibrant community of older people' with a regular Coffee & Chat morning. Compassion and social outreach run through Trent Compassion, Whitebird Coffee, and a 'Living With Loss' café-style gathering, alongside recurring Friday Night Prayer and Worship sessions and an annual Come Holy Spirit Conference (9 October 2026 this year). The church also runs its own conference centre and The Attic children's space, and holds baptisms roughly monthly. Live, band-led worship sits at the centre of the culture, making this one of Nottingham's clearest examples of a modern, warehouse-based congregation with a genuinely broad weekly programme.