We have three holiday services: Christmas Celebration, Candlelight Service, and New Year's Eve Celebration. Each one will be held at Braswell High School in the Cafeteria, which we transform into dynamic worship center. There will be plenty of smiling faces and directional signs to guide you to the school and service location. The address of the school is 26750 E University Dr, Aubrey, TX 76227. From Denton: Driving east on US Hwy 380, turn right onto Navo Rd then park in front of the school. From McKinney/Frisco: Driving west on US Hwy 380, turn left onto Navo Rd then park in front of the school.

We have three holiday services: Christmas Celebration, Candlelight Service, and New Year's Eve Celebration. Each one is a family service and kids are encouraged to worship and celebrate with their families.

Expect a range of traditional and modern, high energy, Christ-centered, and Spirit-filled holiday worship music! On any given Sunday, you'll hear gospel and contemporary music, as well as hymns, depending upon the occasion. We will sing a few carols during our Candlelight Service. All worship is to glorify our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, which is why we encourage everyone in attendance to be immerse in the worship experience and not simply consume. Worship is not about a person or performance but is a posture of reverence to God. This will be an amazing experience you won't want to miss!

We have three holiday services: Christmas Celebration, Candlelight Service, and New Year's Eve Celebration. The Christmas Celebration will be a robust production including worship from our Harvest Choir, a brief message to close out the Advent season, and other arts performances including a Christmas play, piano solos, and dance routines. This service will be on Sunday, December 21st, at 11AM and is anticipated to last 90 minutes. The Candlelight Service will be a soft and warm service where we will sing carols, hear a lighthearted message on hope, and light candles representing the Light of the World, Jesus Christ, breaking through darkness. This service will be on Christmas Eve (Wednesday, December 24th) at 6PM, and is anticipated to last 60 minutes. The New Year's Eve Celebration will be vibrant and joyous event filled with upbeat worship music, an encouraging word from Pastor Eric, and much more as we look to bring in the New Year. This service will be on Wednesday, December 31st, at 8PM and is anticipated to last 2 hours.

Yes! The church meets every Sunday at 11:00 AM at Braswell High School. The address is 26750 E University Dr, Aubrey, TX 76227. You'll come in through the main entrance on the southeast corner of US Hwy 380 and Navo Rd.

We follow our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. We believe that all should "Come and See" as Jesus instructed many to do. Upon visiting, we believe that you'll be able to identify if Harvest Ministries is a place you feel loved, known, and safe and would like to call home. For more on our theological beliefs, please read our Statement of Faith.(https://www.harvestministries.org/beliefs)

We are a "come as you are" kind of church. Whether you prefer Sunday's best ( for those family photo ops 😉) or jeans and sneakers, all are welcome to worship with us. In addition, since it is the holidays, many will dress in Christmas attire for our Christmas Celebration and Candlelight Service. We will have photo ops available during our Christmas Celebration.

Our regular services begin promptly at 11:00AM, so it is highly encouraged to arrive when doors open at 10:40AM. This will ensure you are able to enjoy some coffee, tea, or water, chat it up with some friends, and check your littles in (if applicable) before finding your seat in the worship center. The Christmas Celebration service will be on Sunday, December 21st, at 11AM and is anticipated to last 90 minutes. The Candlelight Service will be on Christmas Eve (Wednesday, December 24th) at 6PM, and is anticipated to last 60 minutes. The New Year's Eve Celebration will be on Wednesday, December 31st, at 8PM and is anticipated to last 2 hours.

Pastor Eric uses the New American Standard Bible (NASB), which is considered a word-for-word translation. However, other translations can and will be utilized as needed.