White Harvest is an annual effort of the members of North Main to reach out to the world with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Since 2003 our members have committed to going “over and above” the regular budgeted amount for mission works. The name stems from John 4:35 where Jesus told His disciples: “Do you not say, ‘There are still four months and then comes the harvest’? Behold, I say to you, lift up your eyes and look at the fields, for they are already white for harvest!”
Our White Harvest Sunday is always in November. If you have any questions, or would like more information, please contact one of our elders.
Missions we support
South Africa
In Kwadwesi, RSA, William Tengani faithfully preaches and teaches in this area which is a part of the Port Elizabeth metro area. Brother Tengani regularly knocks doors, holds campaigns, and works to strengthen the brethren in this area.
Phanat Ouch - Cambodia
India Evangelism
North Main has a long history of supporting mission works in India. Our White Harvest funds also help provide one-time gifts to local preachers, purchase Bibles in native languages, provide medical needsfor the native preachers, and helps with other needs for our brothers and sisters in Christ in India.
World Bible School
This correspondence outreach has been used all over the world in many languages and thousands have been led to the Lord and hundreds of churches planted. Our funds help support the writing and printing of the materials used. Our White Harvest funds also help our local WBS study helpers (approximately 20 members) in their efforts to teach the gospel.
Life Verlooy
Garret Derouin
Local Missions
Missions Response Fund
Funds are needed throughout the year for emergency needs of our missionaries and their families. It includes medical needs, travel funds, disaster relief, etc. It is necessary to support our missionaries as they work to spread the Gospel.
Missions Travel Fund
Designed to help members of our congregation travel to the mission fields, to participate in the work, to encourage the missionaries, and to get first hand knowledge of the works we support.