Harrison Community Church

Harrison Community Church We are a Bible based Jesus believing church. Everyone is welcome to attend no matter what your denomination. We are non denominational. It is at 6:30 p.m.

Our hours of worship are:
Sunday 10:00 a.m. Sunday school
11:15 a.m. Change for Haiti
6:00 p.m. Evening worship
Wednesday 6:30 p.m. Prayer meeting/Bible study/youth meeting

On the second and last Sunday of the month we also have morning worship at 11:30 a.m. If the last Sunday is a 5th Sunday, we have communion. The third Thursday of the month is our women's group, WINGS, meeting. and usually held at the church.

05/13/2023

Modern Mom Probs

05/13/2023

Happy Mothers Day to all the beautiful mothers who love the Lord and raise their children in the fear and admonition of the Lord…when they are little, when they are teens…all the good days and all the bad days…all the times they willing come to church and all the times you take them even when they don’t want to be there…Your commitment, consistency, and intentional living for Jesus does not go unnoticed….little eyes are watching and learning and loving you for showing them the Way, the Truth, and the Life in Jesus Christ…no man comes to the Father except through Him…they have to know Him to Love Him…
There are alot of things your child may or may not do in life…BUT there is one thing they will do for certain…one day they will meet Jesus…give them the knowledge they need to be ready…it’s the most important job you will have as a parent…Jesus loves you and honors you for your commitment to Him and His words will not return void….we love you moms…we see you…💕

Join us for Youth Wednesday Nights at 6:30….we are learning about Genesis…and a great question game!
05/10/2023

Join us for Youth Wednesday Nights at 6:30….we are learning about Genesis…and a great question game!

11/22/2022

From lighthearted moments to a message with meaning, I HEARD THE BELLS is a beautiful way to celebrate the holidays with those you love this season.

11/22/2022

We are thrilled to once again be partnering with TBN to bring a FREE Sight & Sound production to your television screen!

Tune in this Friday, November 25th at 8 pm & 10 pm ET for the TBN television broadcast of JOSEPH or stream it all weekend long through the TBN app or at www.tbn.org

11/14/2022

“We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on you.”

This is an actual verse in the Bible and I feel like it deeply resonates with so many of us.

It came from Jehoshaphat, a King of Judah (in 2 Chronicles: 20. Go read it!)

At one point, Jehoshaphat gets a message that there’s a huge force on its way to fight him. Men from many places have teamed up to come against him. It’s evident, Jehoshaphat and his people are at a great disadvantage. They will get slaughtered without a miracle.

Jehoshaphat prays to God and says, “For we have no power to face this vast army that is attacking us. We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on you.”

Maybe you understand this type of desperate stance before God. Maybe you feel completely undone and unsure how to move forward.

There are situations in life that are so far beyond our abilities to handle, all we can do is look at God.

God’s response to Jehoshaphat’s prayer wasn’t, “figure it out!” Or “try harder!!”

No, instead His response is, “do not be afraid or discouraged because of this vast army. For the battle is not yours, but God’s”… “you will not have to fight this battle”.

And God tells Jehoshaphat not to be afraid or discouraged. He tells them not to run away, instead, to go face their fear.

They do, and they are victorious.

You might not know what to do, friend.

But that’s the thing.. you might not need to.

It’s not about knowing “the plan”, it’s about knowing where to keep your eyes fixed.

And it’s about knowing who to let fight your battles.

The best place you can be is a place of surrender. And it’s enough if all you can manage to say is..

“I don’t know what to do, Jesus. But my eyes are on you.”

~Kelli Bachara, The Unraveling Blog

**I’ve created printable resources for those who are on their own healing journey and looking for some faith based encouragement. If you’re interested, here’s the link!

https://www.etsy.com/shop/TheUnravelingByKelli

09/30/2022

Sunday church picnic postponed due to weather. Thx

08/31/2022

I used to roll my eyes when people would say that Jesus could get us through anything.

I used to think it was so cliche to say that our hope is in God.

Until I hit a dark place.

The kind of place where I couldn’t stop the tears and I couldn’t pretend it was okay. I was a mess.

The kind of place where grief overwhelmed my soul and I didn’t know how I’d ever get out of it.

I hate these dark places.
I know you do, too.

I won’t ever try to sugar coat them, or make light of them.

But I did learn some really important things through them.

I would never, ever know what it means to rely on God without those places. Truly. Why would I rely on God when things are going ok?

I would never know that the cliches are true- Jesus is our source of peace in all circumstances. I know what it’s like to try to find peace in other things, and they all fall very short.

I’d never know that true healing comes from God, and my gosh, I need Him so badly.

I wouldn’t know what it’s like to need Jesus minute by minute to get through a day. To have to listen to worship music so I could sing and declare what my mind was telling me was a lie. And to have to constantly be surrendering every fear to Him, even though they were popping up by the second.

I wouldn’t know what dependence on God would be like, and that would be an absolutely tragedy to miss out on.

Because even though I absolutely hate the dark places, they are where I see His light the most.

They are a reminder to me that there is no pain or evil in this world that God’s love can’t break into.

I’m not saying He just takes away all the pain and it’s all rainbows and butterflies from there.

I’m saying that He makes His presence known when we feel like we are suffocating in the way that He only can.

If you find yourself in a dark and hard place, please go to Him.

He’s already right there and He knows what you need even better than you do.

I’ve never once regretted running to God.

But I sure have been changed by doing so.

~Kelli Bachara, The Unraveling Blog

Address

1868 Cassity Road
Mabie, WV
26278

Telephone

304-636-0499

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