Join us for our annual celebration and offering!

Testimony Night

Saturday, November 22 at 6:00 pm
Stories of Faith from our church

Sunday Worship

Sunday, November 23 at 10:30am
Guest preacher Ehren Hanson

Harvest Meal

Sunday, November 23 after the service
Roast beef, baby reds & carrots

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Here's what we're raising money for:

Every year, 10% of the Harvest Fest proceeds get distributed to the missionaries we support.

As we anticipate welcoming a new Associate Pastor of Family Ministries, we want to ensure that our budget provides the resources and flexibility he’ll need to begin ministry effectively - equipping him to lead, support families, and develop programs that strengthen our church community.

Last year, we made a major investment by using a significant portion of our Capital Improvement Fund to replace the church roof. This year, our goal is to replenish that fund so we’re prepared for upcoming facility needs. Several projects are already on the horizon - the most notable being the installation of new siding on our Worship Center, which will help preserve and enhance our building for years to come.

Our local pregnancy care center recently lost over $130,000 in annual funding due to changes in government policy. This organization provides vital care, counseling, and resources for women and families in our community. As a church, we want to help bridge this financial gap so the center can continue its important, life-affirming ministry without interruption. 

God's Gift, our Gratitude.

God's Gift, our Gratitude.

For over a century, our church has celebrated Harvest Fest—a tradition deeply rooted in the agricultural heritage of our community. In our early years, as a small congregation in a farming town, the event was a time to thank God for the year’s crops and to rejoice in His provision at the end of each harvest season. Families would gather near Thanksgiving to worship, give thanks, and dedicate the fruits of their labor back to the Lord.

Seasons of Change

Seasons of Change


As the decades passed and our town’s economy diversified, the focus of Harvest Fest began to shift. It became less about the literal harvest of fields and more about the spiritual harvest—what each of us can offer to the Lord of the Harvest. Today, Harvest Fest remains a cornerstone of our church calendar, celebrated every November on the Sunday before Thanksgiving.

A Time of Reflection

A Time of Reflection

Each year, our congregation sets aside this weekend to reflect on God’s faithfulness, to pray together, and to give sacrificially toward ministry and mission. Over the years, Harvest Fest offerings have supported building improvements, global and local missions, and special ministry needs. It’s a tangible reminder that everything we have belongs to God and that He calls us to steward His blessings for His kingdom.

Looking Forward in Unity

Looking Forward in Unity

From its roots in rural gratitude to its present focus on gospel generosity, Harvest Fest continues to unite our church family in worship, prayer, and joyful giving—an annual rhythm of thanksgiving to the One who provides every good gift.

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WHO ARE YOUR 3?

WHO ARE YOUR 3?

WHO ARE YOUR 3?

WHO ARE YOUR 3?

WHO ARE YOUR 3?

WHO ARE YOUR 3?

WHO ARE YOUR 3?

WHO ARE YOUR 3?

Speaker: Ehren Hanson

This Sunday, Ehren Hanson (elder of our Outreach Commission) will challenge us with a simple but powerful question: Who are your three?

Each of us has people in our lives who don’t yet know Jesus, and God is calling us to pray for them, pursue them with love, and look for opportunities to share the hope we have in Christ. His message will invite us to move from passive faith to intentional discipleship—asking God to open our eyes to those around us who need His grace. As we focus on three people and commit to reaching even one, we’ll discover that evangelism is a lifestyle—one prayer, one relationship, and one story of redemption at a time.