Helping People Develop a Heart for God.
Matthew 22:37
Matthew 22:37
Tuesday, May 21, 2013, 12:02am
The Adult Bible Fellowships of Harvest Baptist Church will start up again on Sunday, January 13, 2013. If you need more direction on Sunday morning, please see the kind folks at the welcome kiosk at the Harvest Auditorium and they will be able to help point you in the right direction. We look forward to another semester of studying and applying the living Word of God together! See you this Sunday!
Class Location
Hafa Adai (Kevin Inafuku) meets in the Hebrews Cafe. Join this fellowship and you'll enjoy the welcoming "Hafa Adai" spirit of the island and be introduced to the joy of growing in practical holiness.
New Life (Joe Baldwin) meets in the school office. This fellowship is designed to encourage new believers in their new life in Christ by walking through the ABC's of a relationship with God.
Daughters of the King (Garthea Henson) meets in room 109. Ladies, you are invited to embark on a journey to discover glimpses of God. Come and delight in being a daughter of the King!
HBBC Course - Acts and Ecclesiology (Joe Henson) meets in the Church Conference Room. Sit in for free and glean from this Bible College course. (Also available for credit, see HBBC office for details).
Faith in Action (Jared Baldwin) meets in C101. Life is happening with this group of believers! Designed for those in their 30's, this fellowship focuses on getting you involved in building up our local body of Christ.
CrossWalk (F. G. Homsher) meets in FLC 107. So you want to be like Jesus? Join those in their 20's as they discover CrossWalk. (20somethings dying to be like Jesus...how about you?)
Abundant Life (Brian Babin) meets in the church music room (A101). Come join the 40+ crowd on our way to the abundant life Christ promised. We'll be studying through John's look at the future in the book of Revelation.
Berean Bible Study (Gary Crandall) meets in the Auditorium. As the Bereans "searched the Scriptures," everyone is invited to discover the hope we have in Daniel's vision of the future.
