Harvest Church

harold beard

I love it!!

Ello Fernandez

Great Church! Great Service! Nice people! They have an awesome kids area and its nice to sit and chat after service.

LJ B

Remember pastor Ron, when a vet attendee with Parkinsons, singlehandedly financed your trip to Israel one year? Remember his name? I do. Sometime later, that same vet asked you for 1x help to keep his house out of foreclosure, and keep him from having to sleep in his van in the heat. This would have been 2/3rds of the cost of that (donated) Israel trip of yours. You refused him any help! I'm sorry, but tithing money isn't just to build bigger and better barns, but to help the needy of the flock! Forget gratitude, what about empathy? I love, love the people. Some of my best friends, but the system sucks! I hope you fix it, "Shepherd". I don't think you would let your family sleep in a hot van for one night, let alone indefinitely! Go visit him sometime and thank him for his generosity. While you're at it, you can take him some cake and apologize.

McKenzie Wilkins

I randomly showed up alone months ago [not quite a year ago, maybe like 8 months?]. Bc this church is nearby my home, and I just had an impulse to see what it’s like. That was a pleasant experience, and it motivated me to take my faith more seriously. So then — the 2nd time — my mom and I came for Easter [April 17]. Btwn these 2 experiences, I hadn’t been to any other church. Easter was a wonderful, interesting sermon; different than most Easter preaching I’ve heard before. Told the story, of course. About the death & resurrection.. He [don’t remember the name of the minister] *didn’t* ramble too long. Didn’t take himself too seriously. No ego. Got straight to the point without too much fluff: he told us everything that matters the most for us today, as it relates to who matters most: Christ. It also gave me just the right amount of tough love to reflect on our behaviors. Not shaming way! I appreciate the balance btwn “keeping it real” & not trying too hard to be cool! (Ha) Like — some other churches are too soft or too pushy. *Not* this one!! If you’re wondering what type of people you’ll meet: I saw several different ages, ethnicities, some people looked fancy, others casual. Very family friendly! Everyone seemed genuinely sweet & all treated equally. The MUSIC was awesome!!! I’m so picky about music too! I really enjoyed the intro-worship, featuring songs I never heard before. True talent. The open heart of the band leader. The lyrics posted on the big TV, so you can sing along. Kinda like karaoke, but it wasn’t awkward. It actually did feel authentic to sing along! I wish there would’ve been maybe a couple more songs. They were really professional & organized about all of the lights & sound, etc. ONE minor “criticism” is: I was hoping maybe I could come forward for prayer. Not Bc I newly accepted Christ [that already happened for me years ago]. But usually a church will say after the sermon: “here’s our prayer team, if you need healing or hope or a miracle, or praying for a loved one who isn’t doing well, etc. come over here & they’ll pray in a circle with you” [no pressure, only if you want to, it’s not on stage or “showy” kinda usually like a private quiet corner.] I didn’t hear that invitation, MAYBE perhaps someone said it, but I didn’t notice. They definitely did the invitation to become a believer— when every had their eyes closed. Good!! I just wish I could’ve had a moment to pray about my anxiety/depression. (Bc prayer does work stronger in a group). Anyways— I did have my spirit uplifted!