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VineWords: Devotions and More is a website dedicated to providing you, our reader, with devotions and other writings that will help you to deepen your relationship with Jesus Christ, The True Vine.

Our key verse is John 15:1, 4, 5. We aim to honor Jesus and to keep our dependency upon Him deep, so that our writing reflects this dependency, resulting in fresh inspiration from the Word of God, that will serve you effectively.

Our devotions have been shared in Austrailia, Canada, Peru, the USA, and various other places.

For our Hispanic readers, Pastor Victor Marcos, of Lima Peru and Virginia Beach, VA, provides the translation of many of our devotions.

Our award-winning authors and writers have published devotions at various places, such as:

*Answers2Prayer Ministries (The Sermon Illustrator/The Nugget)
*Christian Broadcasting Network
*Christian Devotions Ministries
*Faith Beyond Fear
*Inspire a Fire
*Open Windows
*Light from the Word
*Pentecostal Publishing House
*Power for Living
*PresbyCan Daily Devotionals
*Proclaim
*The Secret Place
*The Word in Season
*The Quiet Hour

Diane Virginia (Cunio) is the founder and administrator of this site.

To schedule a contributor as a speaker, please view the the "Meet Our Contributors" page. Contact info appears below each Bio. Or you can email us from this website. or contact Diane via Facebook.

I am the true vine, and my Father is the husbandman. … Abide in me, and I in you. …
I am the vine, ye are the branches. He that abideth in me, and I in him, the same beareth much fruit: for without me ye can do nothing.
John 15:1, 4a, 5 KJV

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