HARVESTTIME ASSEMBLY OF GOD

 

 

 

 

 

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When you visit Harvesttime the first thing you will notice is our greeters at the door who can point you in the right direction. As you enter the church you will see people of different ages and generations. You will also notice that some like to dress up for church and others like to come casual. We have it all.

Our Sunday morning services is at 10:30 AM. As you enter the sanctuary you are free to sit wherever you like. You will notice that we love to sing, clap and worship God together.  Our music is nothing too extreme in terms of “rockin’ out” or “real churchy.” However, we do love to praise and worship God. I think you will like it.

Pastor Allen (or sometimes a guest speaker) will bring an annointed, inspiring and  practical message from God’s Word, the Bible. Our main goal is to apply God’s truth to our everyday lives not just at church but work, school, home or wherever we are.

Before the message the youth are dismissed to go to Kids in Motion, Kid's Church where they will have a service just for them, with Pastor King.

 

  
   

A CHURCH WHERE EVERY GENERATION MATTERS

BECAUSE FAITH COUNTS

 

HARVESTTIME ASSEMBLY OF GOD


 

  

 

 

 

 

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