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Harvest Time Fellowship Church • Gold Hill, OR
We are an interdenominational community of believers devoted to following Jesus together. We seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit, pursue healing and renewal, and anchor ourselves in the study of God’s Word. As a church family, we value holiness, prayer, and a life shaped by the Father’s love. Whether you’re beginning your journey or longing for deeper connection, you’re welcome here. Join us for Sunday services and be part of a Christ-centered community committed to growing in faith.
We are an interdenominational community of believers devoted to following Jesus together. We seek the guidance of the Holy Spirit, pursue healing and renewal, and anchor ourselves in the study of God’s Word. As a church family, we value holiness, prayer, and a life shaped by the Father’s love. Whether you’re beginning your journey or longing for deeper connection, you’re welcome here. Join us for Sunday services and be part of a Christ-centered community committed to growing in faith.
Find Your Place to Grow
At Harvest Time Fellowship Church, our weekly gatherings create space for men, women, children, and worshipers of every stage to pursue Christ in community. Whether you come for study, prayer, discipleship, or fellowship, you’ll find a welcoming place to grow and walk with God among people who seek Him wholeheartedly.
Weekly Thoughts and Events
A Story of Loyalty
Verse of the Day
When we talk about loyalty, what do we mean?
If your car only starts sometimes, is that okay? If you come home and the power is hit‑or‑miss, is that fine? If you paid your mortgage 9 out of 12 months, would the bank shrug and say, “Close enough”?
Of course not.
We fix our car because we’re loyal to it. We pay our utility bills because we’re loyal to our comfort. We pay our mortgage because we’re loyal to our home.
But what about loyalty to Jesus?
Do we flee from sin at all costs because we are loyal to Him? The answer should be yes — yet we know we all fail (Rom. 3:22–23).
So we urge everyone: Give thanks for God’s mercies, which are new every morning — not just on some mornings (Lam. 3:22–23).
His loyalty to us never flickers. Let ours grow stronger day by day.
If your car only starts sometimes, is that okay? If you come home and the power is hit‑or‑miss, is that fine? If you paid your mortgage 9 out of 12 months, would the bank shrug and say, “Close enough”?
Of course not.
We fix our car because we’re loyal to it. We pay our utility bills because we’re loyal to our comfort. We pay our mortgage because we’re loyal to our home.
But what about loyalty to Jesus?
Do we flee from sin at all costs because we are loyal to Him? The answer should be yes — yet we know we all fail (Rom. 3:22–23).
So we urge everyone: Give thanks for God’s mercies, which are new every morning — not just on some mornings (Lam. 3:22–23).
His loyalty to us never flickers. Let ours grow stronger day by day.
Psalm 18:2
The LORD is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer; My God, my strength, in whom I will trust; My shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold.
The LORD is my rock and my fortress and my deliverer; My God, my strength, in whom I will trust; My shield and the horn of my salvation, my stronghold.
Thought For Today
Romans 14 tells us because we belong to the Lord, our aim is not to win arguments but to protect the faith of our brothers and sisters. Or more simply: “In disputable matters, love limits liberty.”
