Maybe you have been part of church for years. Maybe you drifted away. Maybe you are curious about Jesus, unsure what you believe, or skeptical that church could matter at all.

And maybe a church has hurt you.

Some wounds must be named. Abuse, manipulation, hypocrisy, cover-up, and control should never be excused with spiritual language. Jesus is gentle with wounded people—and he is not gentle with wolves. And He does not ask wounded people to pretend that evil was good. 

Yet the failure of any church does not erase our need to grow and belong and find hope. A counterfeit does not make the real thing worthless. A bad doctor does not mean healing is a lie. A bad meal doesn’t mean that a cook has no idea what they are doing. And a church that fails to look like Jesus does not mean Jesus has stopped loving, stopped building, or stopped using His people.

The reality – we need each other. You are not alone and you are welcome here. Come as you are. Bring your questions. Find a place to belong. This fall, join us at Harvest Community Church on Sundays at 9:00am or 10:45am for Why Church—a series about why church matters, what Jesus intends his people to become, and how you can find a place to heal, belong, grow, and make a difference.

 What if Sunday could change your whole week? And what if church is about more than Sundays?

Worship in Person

9:00 & 10:45 a.m.

2700 Gilham Road in Eugene
 
We hold two in-person services at 9:00 am and 10:45 am, while our online service airs at 9:00 am on Sundays. We host Kid’s Ministry on campus for 5th grade and under during the 10:45 am service. However, kids are welcome to join us in the Worship Center if they choose, where we will provide them with their own Praise Packs.
 
Your faith truly matters. We are thankful that you are prioritizing your faith, and we want to do all we can to help you grow.

Online Worship

 
 
 
 
 

 

Resources for Kids & Students:

Up to 5th Grade
Up to 5th Grade
Middle & High School
 

Resources for Parents:

For Parents of Kids up to 5th Grade
For Parents of Middle & High School Age
Facebook Page for Parents