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A NOTE FROM DONNIE

 

Dear One Harbor Church,

 

Another year has gone by where we’ve been able to make much of the gospel together!  Like the previous sixteen years, we’ve known both the privilege and the pain of being part of the church, but the privilege has far outweighed the pain. 

 

In 2024, we leaned hard into discipleship with a steadfast determination to see Jesus increase in our lives. I’ve been so thankful for all the ways in which this is happening and we are poised already at the beginning of 2025 to see more of Jesus at the end of the year and less of us! As John the Baptist said, “He must increase; I must decrease.” Amen! 

 

Additionally, in 2024, we experienced major transition at two of our four sites:

 

Firstly, the baton was passed from Tom Tapping, who has faithfully led our Swansboro site since its inception in 2016, to Luke Harper. The Swansboro site, which moved into a new facility on Easter of 2024, has grown from a handful of folks to nearly a thousand gathered weekly hearing the gospel! We rejoice that God has been so kind to us in this transition and we are full of gospel hope as we look to the future for One Harbor Swansboro.

 

Secondly, we also are sending out Jesse and Hayley Kincer, who’ve been part of One Harbor since nearly the beginning, and led the New Bern site since its inception, as this site transitions to an autonomous church called, “City Grace.” These kinds of moments can be so hard, but again, we are grateful for God’s kindness. We are grateful for years of partnering closely with the Kincers and all of the folks at One Harbor New Bern, and we are praying our biggest prayers for them all in this new gospel endeavor! 

 

There are so many other things that we can rejoice over, mourn and pray for as we look over our shoulders at 2024. Many of these things are highlighted in the report you are about to read. Truly, God is so good and his mission is so big!

 

As we are now in a new year, I want you to join us as we trust God for a season like the church in Jerusalem enjoyed in Acts 9:

 

“So the church throughout all Judea and Galilee and Samaria had peace and was being built up. And walking in the fear of the Lord and in the comfort of the Holy Spirit, it multiplied.” Acts 9:31 ESV

 

This is what we are praying and fasting for as we look forward to this year. 

 

Pray For A Season Of Peace

 

God is good even when times are tough. We’ve experienced several  years of hardship and trials. From massive hurricanes, to pandemics, to major leadership challenges, etc., we have endured and God has been faithful through it all. However, the Bible tells us that there is a time for peace and a time for war. We are praying for a time of peace! Join us in asking God for this. However, consider the role you can play. Jesus calls us to be, “peacemakers,” not those who “stir up division.” As we trust God for a season of peace, “so far as it depends on you, live peaceably with all.” (Romans 12:18)

 

But we don’t just want peace. Peace by itself can mean the “quiet death of irrelevance” as someone has said.

 

Pray For A Season Of Being Built Up

 

You can’t focus on infrastructure, on building up, when you’re fighting non-stop conflicts. Peacetime affords you the opportunity, if you don’t give way to passivity, to build and rebuild. Like a city or a country, the church needs building up. From actual buildings to systems, staff, leaders, and processes that allow for the flourishing of those in the church and the community around the church. As you pray, ask God how you can help! Remember in Nehemiah how everyone had a part to play in the wall being built and the city restored, that’s the local church at its best! 

 

But what good are buildings and infrastructure if there are no people to benefit from them?

 

Pray For A Season Of Multiplication

 

Multiplication can feel like a burden, not a blessing, when your energy is being cannibalized by conflict and you lack the infrastructure to handle the growth. However, when you have peace and you have infrastructure, multiplying is a blessing. We are SO grateful to God for all the growth that he continues to send our way. Yet we keep trusting God for more because there are so many people around us who still need the life-changing news of the gospel. We have a massive vision to fill ENC with the gospel. Join us in praying for God to find us faithful and entrust us with more as he sees fit. 

 

Pray For A Season Of God’s Grace and Power

 

The church in Acts was defined by these things, may it be so with us! Fellow partners, we have so much to be thankful for and so much to do together. We must take these words seriously, both individually and corporately. How must we live if we want to “walk in the fear of the Lord and the comfort of the Holy Spirit?” 

 

Let’s continue to grow as disciples of Jesus and carry the gospel into every corner of Eastern NC. Let’s more than ever seek to remain faithful, humble and hopeful!

 

For The Sake Of The Gospel,

Donnie Griggs
Lead Pastor
One Harbor Church

Transformed by the Gospel

The gospel is the good news of what Jesus has done. It transforms who we are and it transforms what we do.

Below are some ways that we’ve seen the gospel at work in our church in 2024.

2024 WEEKLY ATTENDANCE

 

We want to make disciples who are on mission in their communities. Rather than meeting in one centralized place, we gather in multiple locations, called sites.

 

It is amazing to have so many people come together each week throughout Eastern North Carolina to declare how good God is and to remember how much we need one another.

All-Sites | 22740%

MHC | 10710%

EAST | 3380%

SBO | 7760%

NWB | 3700%

2024 Sermons

 

We prioritize the preaching of the Word. At One Harbor, you won’t hear a sermon that’s not about the gospel of Jesus Christ.

Below you can see some of the series that we went through as a church in 2024.

48

MHC Baptisms

12

EAST Baptisms

50

SBO Baptisms

7

NWB Baptisms

MHC SITE UPDATE

God has been so good to us, and 2024 was no exception. The culture of both prayer and worship deepened last year, partly through intentional programming like Mid-Week Worship and First Friday Prayer meetings and also through the creation of a Prayer Team for those particularly called to intercession and deliverance ministry. Our Youth Ministry has continued to blossom, with many middle and high schoolers arriving early on Sundays to pray for the morning with our serve teams. We participated in missions to support families of special needs affected by the Ukraine War and also on-going support of house-churches in the Middle East. For a growing number of Spanish speakers, we’ve implemented a live translation capability that makes our services more accessible. We have also expanded our counseling ministry through resources made available by the Summit Church, specifically a program called Gospel-Centered Marriages, and we have trained a number of couples to serve as marriage mentors. A capable set of volunteers has launched GriefShare for those in our church who have suffered profound loss. Our Access Ministry has continued to flourish, making Sunday services available to those with special needs. The Ladies Ministry has offered regular prayer breakfasts, Bible Studies, and outdoor events. Though the fruit of some of these things is still in its early stages, we are grateful for all the ways God continues to strengthen our church!

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Sean and Leigh

A Story of Renewal

 

Our journey with One Harbor began on January 28, 2024, a day that would change our lives in ways we never could have imagined. When we first walked through those doors, we were weary and burdened, to say the least. Life had left us broken, bruised, and struggling. Sean had only been to church a handful of times, while Leigh had grown up attending church regularly but had been away for more than 20 years. Sean’s job introduced him to a group of Christian men who began sharing Jesus with him—His love, His grace, and His truth. Every day, Sean would come home and share what he had learned with Leigh. Together, we made the decision to find a church, and after some research, we chose One Harbor. Up until that point, our lives had been chaotic—strained relationships with our children, a marriage barely holding together. We were lost. But from the moment we stepped into One Harbor, we were met with love. People welcomed us, walked alongside us, and showed us the incredible love of the Father. As we continued coming, we started noticing changes in our lives. Things we didn’t need began to fall away—some naturally, some painfully. But through it all, God was refining us, removing distractions so we could focus on Him. After a short time, we accepted Christ as our Lord and Savior, and what a beautiful moment that was—and still is. If our lives were a brick wall, each brick representing something—family, friends, work—many of those bricks were cracked, crumbling, or missing altogether. But our loving Father began restoring them, strengthening what was weak and replacing what was broken. There truly is something to be said for building your house on the Rock. Life looks drastically different for us now. Our marriage is stronger than ever. Broken relationships are being healed. And each day, our foundation in Christ grows stronger. We now serve on the Hospitality Team because that first experience—feeling loved and welcomed from the moment we arrived—made such an impact on us. We want to be part of that same experience for others.

Living a Life of Worship

Worship isn’t just a genre of music. It’s putting God first, enjoying Him, and living sacrificially.

Below are some ways that we have worshipped Jesus with the sacrifice of our lives in 2024.

528

MHC Volunteers

159

EAST Volunteers

361

SBO Volunteers

175

NWB Volunteers

EAST SITE UPDATE

This year has been a year of solidifying our presence in the community. In October we celebrated 12 years as a site. We have been encouraged by the amount of new faces from the broader Beaufort and Down East community. This last year was filled with Community Groups gathering, worship nights, Mens and Ladies gatherings, and Bible studies. Not only have we been able to care for people’s spiritual lives, but our building has served our community well through the reopening of the pool in partnership with Crystal Coast Aquatics to offer a space for people young and old to swim and exercise.


Ministry-wise, we successfully launched a benevolence team. Over the last year we were able to help 30 people receive financial help, and we plan to continue supporting our community this way in the coming year. Another focus of ours this year has been Spiritual Formation. We want to see Christ formed in us, so we’ve preached on practices such as prayer, silence and solitude, and fasting as we look to intentionally follow Jesus in all of life and grow in our relationship with Him. 

 

In March we welcomed Marchelle McFalls onto the team as the Assistant Kids Ministry Director and then in June as the Kids Ministry Director after Joanna Pittman stepped down after 3 faithful years of service. We are grateful for them both! Marchelle has been busy in 2024, adding volunteers to the team, opening up classrooms to accommodate more children, and bringing life to the team! We are looking forward to seeing this ministry grow in 2025.


Overall, we are seeing an increased desire for the folks at East to be together. People are coming early and staying late! Which to us is a marker of good community. Be praying for us in 2025 as we seek to continue to be a steady presence in Beaufort and Down East!

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John Cooley

A Story of Trusting God

 

There was a time when I thought my life was beyond redemption. My past was a revolving door of  addiction, institutions, and mistakes that left me feeling like I had no place in God’s plan. But looking  back, I now see how God was working—even in the darkest moments—to bring me to where I am today.

“Consider it pure joy, my brothers and sisters, whenever you face trials of many kinds, because you  know that the testing of your faith produces perseverance. Let perseverance finish its work so that you  may be mature and complete, not lacking anything.” (James 1:2-4) 

Six years ago, I sat in a jail cell, believing I had reached the end. But God met me there. He didn’t remove  all my consequences, but He gave me a second chance—one I never could have earned on my own.  When I was released, I tried to rebuild my life through the BBQ business I had started before jail. Then,  COVID hit. That was another moment where I could have turned away from God, feeling cursed by circumstance.  Instead, I leaned in. I got online, finished my two engineering degrees, and poured everything into  building a future. My wife —my best friend since the 7th grade—stood by me. We had been together for  ten years, but it was during COVID that we truly realized, this is it, we’re doing this. So we went to the courthouse, masks on, and got married. Not long after, I graduated and received an offer to work at Cherry Point. Her family was from down east,  and we both felt God leading us here. We started going to One Harbor, ready to plant roots, excited for a  fresh start. But instead of stability, life hit us harder than ever. My nephew was diagnosed with leukemia. My stepdad was diagnosed with prostate cancer. And then—the love of my life, my wife—was diagnosed with breast cancer. At that moment, I had every reason to turn bitter, to blame God, to fall back into old patterns. But  instead, I made a choice: I leaned in further. I went to community groups on Wednesdays and men’s  group on Saturdays. I volunteered to cook at events. I surrounded myself with faith, with community,  with prayer. And today, I stand in awe of God’s faithfulness. My wife and stepdad are cancer-free. My nephew is my newfound hero, battling every day with a strength that inspires me. God even tossed in a bonus, my brother—who has battled addiction for years—is now in Kansas City’s  Hope is Alive, a miracle I never saw coming. Through all of this, I’ve learned that faith is a choice. When life falls apart, we can choose to be  Warriors, not worriers. Seekers, not sulkers. The world will always give us reasons to doubt, to fear, to  pull away. But when we lean into God instead of away from Him, He blesses us in ways we never  imagined.

“I will restore to you the years that the locust has eaten.” (Joel 2:25) 

Tomorrow, my wife and I will close on our first home, thanks to the grace of Lori Tulloch—who just so  happens to go to One Harbor. It’s clear now: we’re here to stay. God never abandoned me. He shaped me. And now, I get to live in the truth that He is always working,  always redeeming, always faithful. If you’re in a season of hardship, know this: God is not done with your story yet. I understand that I wrote this in a first person narrative but by no means is this a story about  me…this is a ‘we’ story! And I thank God, my wife, my family and my new home One Harbor for all of  the grace and many blessings!

Streaming and Tech

 

Technology is merely a tool, but it is one we are especially grateful for year after year. God provided a way for us to upgrade the necessary hardware and software to upload and/or live-stream Sunday morning services at multiple One Harbor Sites, while leveraging the App to communicate hundreds of event details, daily Bible readings and so much more.

1699

App Downloads Through 2024

15160

Sermons Played in 2024

438635

App Impressions in 2024

35

Youth Leaders Discipling Students

86

Youth Discipled in Small Groups

413

Average Number of Kids Hearing the Gospel in Kids Ministry on Sundays

SBO SITE UPDATE

2024 was a year where we saw God’s faithfulness on display in Swansboro. We were able to move into our new facility “The Base” on Easter weekend and have seen God’s hand at work in so many ways. Our people have been the greatest evidence of God’s grace to us. On any given Sunday you will see both young and old, families, and singles, working together to help create a welcoming environment for our attendees. We have seen our serve teams grow to meet the demands of a booming Sunday gathering as well as various outreaches to meet the needs of the community facilitated by our community groups. We have seen God open doors for our facility to be a blessing to the community. We have hosted concerts, parks and rec events, high school dance teams, staff lunches for school administrators and so much more. We look forward to the many ways we will get to love our community in the year ahead. The Lord has been gracious to us, adding to our number physically but also spiritually. We have seen multiple salvations from individuals to entire families! This year during our beach baptisms, we were able to baptize several families including a family who drove from Raleigh and a woman who received salvation earlier that day! Our staff has grown this year and has really hit their stride now that they can operate out of their own facility. This also includes the addition of Luke Harper to our leadership team and his family Lauren, Ben, Bethany, and Jack all the way from South Africa! As much as we have enjoyed seeing the increase God has brought, we have enjoyed being used by Him all the more. We are so thankful for the partners and staff who put Jesus on display

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Eric Young

A Story of Redemption

 

Eric Young thought he had it all. Retiring from the Marine Corps in the Spring of 2023, Eric had his health, money in the bank, and the rest of his life ahead of him. Eric prided himself on the accomplishments of his career and the opportunities that his work had afforded him. However, less than a year into his retirement, Eric was diagnosed with stage 4 Metastatic Squamous Cell Carcinoma. Due to his exposure to burn pits during deployment, Eric found himself with tumors in his head, lymph nodes, and they were quickly spreading to his chest. It was this diagnosis that brought Eric’s world crashing down. To rely so heavily on your health only to find out that your health is compromised delivered a devastating blow to Eric’s pride. It was at this moment that Eric realized his foundation of wealth and health he had hoped for was faulty. Like an inspector looking at your foundation, Eric was shown the ‘cracks’ as he calls them, in his own beliefs. Eric was brought low through his diagnosis. But it was in this valley that Eric grew closer to God than ever before. In his valley Eric realized that although he had prided himself on his personal health and wealth, his spiritual health was suffering. Eric describes his valley as ‘a moment where God gets out of my car, walks around it, and starts kicking the tires to see how good things really are.’ As cracks were revealed in his foundation, Eric was shown how his pride had left him vulnerable. Struggling with sickness, weight loss, hair loss, fatigue, and a fear for what remained for his family, Eric was at the lowest point of his valley. Yet at this lowest point God sustained Eric as he began to realize that only through God, not his personal merit would he be spiritually healthy. Through radiation and the back and forth of doctor’s appointments Eric began to understand what the Apostle Paul meant by “my grace is sufficient.” This passage of scripture had a means of filling in the cracks of Eric’s foundation and firming things up in his life. He began to realize that God was using this diagnosis as a means of refining him. The valleys are never easy, but Eric believes that there is more growth in the valleys than on the mountain top. Eric says with full confidence that his diagnosis has been a blessing in his life. After the rounds of treatments were completed, Eric’s cancer was in remission by the end of 2024 and still is to this day. Only by the miraculous hand of God was his healing made possible. Looking back, Eric acknowledges he didn’t always get it right. He wishes he had been more vulnerable with people at the moment. More vulnerable by letting people give him rides when offered, or allowing them to stop by and visit. In hindsight, he kept people from seeing what God was doing in the midst of his valley. He believes that God has equipped him through this valley to help others with their own cancer journey. Despite the difficulty of the valley, Eric says he would do it all again just so God could use it. To those who feel like they are currently in a valley, Eric’s encouragement is ‘Embrace it…God is walking through your valley with you.’ For those who feel a sense of pride and accomplishment based on their own merits he says; ‘be careful. God will reveal the cracks in your foundation. When he does, be open, it’s a blessing for Him to fix them.’

Committed to Community

As a church, we are called to love one another, grow together, and serve in community.

The last few years have proven how vital being together is for each of us.

Below are some of the ways we committed to community in 2024. 

1434

People in Community Groups

102

Community Groups

NWB SITE UPDATE

It is a bit surreal that this is the final One Harbor NWB site update. However, there will be more updates to share in the years to come under a different name, but still under the same banner. Jesus is our King and we are his church. 

 

It is with a mix of sadness and joy that we are being released to become City Grace Church, and the transition work is well underway. Thank you One Harbor Church for all the past and present love and support! Please pray for God’s grace to guide us and sustain us during this time of change. We need His counsel, comfort and courage every step of the way so that we remain a closely-knit unified body who love him and our city well.

 

It is fitting that we consider the past year to remember to celebrate the many evidences of God’s grace. He’s added new babies and brought new faces to our church family: roughly a 10% increase in average attendance to 2023. We also saw an increase in community groups and those attending them. This is such an important discipleship context, and the fact that more have chosen to be committed is so encouraging. Additionally, well done to our Youth Ministry, Ladies Ministry and Young Adults. What a privilege to be a part of what Jesus is doing in His church!

 

Looking ahead to 2025, let’s pray that God’s grace overflows in us as we abide in Him so that we can give it to others. May our church and our city be full of His grace. 

 

One Harbor we love you and pray God blesses you abundantly in 2025.

Bradley Lee - Baptism Photo

Bradley Lee

A Story of Unexpected Friendship

 

I grew up in hypocrisy, learned to be agnostic, and struggled to accept the truth for years. I fought with the idea of God and had many attempts to be religious, mostly with Jesus but sometimes not. In 2024, God showed me His power through various lessons and others who impacted my life in deep aspects. This last year has marked the best and worst times of my life with deep lessons that had to be learned. I firmly believe that Christ met me where I was in the darkness and provided the answers to my long tribulations over my 28 years on this earth. I was met with apologetic teachings, open-minded intellectual discussions, and ultimately undeniable proof through faith in our Lord. 

 

Today, I have complete faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. Regardless of life’s lows and highs, I pray that He continues to teach me through His infinite wisdom in the areas I am lacking, and will strengthen the areas I can be better as a disciple to speak and spread His grace to my kids, family, friends, and enemies alike. My story will never be comparable to Jesus’, but I hope He uses me to help further His message and do more good in this world. 

 

I am getting baptized because I believe in Jesus Christ and the Holy Trinity’s undeniable influence in my life. I have learned through both tough and easy times that the glory belongs to God and His mercy. I have seen Jesus’s influence in my life through my complete trust in His plan and His miracles of always making things work according to His amazing grace. He brought people into my life and removed those who were holding me back from believing. He continually shows His love through tough lessons, and by His graceful reassurance when I am lacking in my strength.

Partnering on Mission

Mission is for everyone. Mission is everywhere. Most importantly, mission is empowered by the Holy Spirit.

Below are some of the ways we’ve partnered together for the sake of the mission in 2024.

Partnership

 

One Harbor’s Partners are co-laborers in the advancement of the gospel in ENC. It’s our version of membership, but we call it Partnership because it reflects the fact that we are shouldering a load together. Nothing that God calls us to could we do alone.

178

New Partners in 2024

1084

One Harbor Partners

BENEVOLENCE MINISTRY

Pushing Back the Darkness of Financial Hardship

 

We, as a church, are charged to seek the welfare of our city and are focused on loving the people of our communities while glorifying God. We, as God’s people, are called to live, eat, and multiply in the cities where we live – to steward God’s resources well, bear one another’s burdens, and bear the image of Christ to all those we encounter. One way that we live this out as a church, is through our Benevolence Ministry – Pushing Back the Darkness of Financial Hardship.  Each week our volunteers sit down with those who are struggling with their finances, to tell their stories, to offer a listening ear and to pray with them.  We ask the Holy Spirit for guidance and wisdom when determining financial assistance for each individual and family – but most importantly, we hope that the people that we get to encounter feel the Love of Christ through our actions and words. 

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94753

Dollars Given Away For Local Benevolence Needs

243

Number of Individuals and Families We Directly Helped

2

Dylan Clem

A Story of Recovery

 

It’s been quite the road to recovery for Dylan Clem.  Since 2007 Dylan has been choosing drugs, alcohol, and love over healthy relationships with his peers, his family, and the Lord.  In 2019, after many unsuccessful attempts at rehab centers, treatment facilities, and Hope is Alive homes, Dylan, searching for more for his life, moved to Carteret County to be a resident in the HIA Otway Men’s Home.  After being in the home for 18 months, he decided to prioritize a romantic relationship over the road to recovery.  Dylan slipped back into a pattern of old habits, accumulating 4 DUIs and being kicked out of the home for relapsing – He decided to give a treatment facility another shot.  In June of 2022 after completing treatment, Dylan was humbled and willing to submit to the authority and advice of others; he wanted to do what was required for successful recovery, he went back to HIA one more time. Dedicated to giving his heart to the Lord and recovery his all – Dylan has a Redemption Story.

 

After 8 arrests, 1 year in prison, a combined 6 months in various jails, and countless court dates, so many rehabs, treatments and rehab homes – Dylan who has over 32 months of continuous sobriety,  now spends his time helping those who are in the very same place that he was for all those years.  Dylan has successfully graduated from the Hope is Alive program and currently works as a Senior Program Manager for the HIA homes in North Carolina. 

 

Through his role at HIA, Dylan gets to walk alongside men and women struggling with substance abuse.  He gets to share his own personal story of Redemption.  He gets to give hope to some of the most broken people.  He gets to share stories of how he has seen God show up for him in big and small ways.  He gets to share the community that he has built at the OHC EAST site – how people there have loved him, no matter his story.  Dylan, through God’s gracious and saving redemption, has been restored to his family, his peers, and most importantly, his Heavenly Father. 

 

Ephesians 4:4-9  “But God, being rich in mercy, because of the great love with which he loved us, even when we were dead in our trespasses, made us alive together with Christ—by grace you have been saved— and raised us up with him and seated us with him in the heavenly places in Christ Jesus, so that in the coming ages he might show the immeasurable riches of his grace in kindness toward us in Christ Jesus. For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.”

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Individuals Helped and Celebrated in Their Journey of Sobriety & Redemption

42783

Dollars Spent on Pushing Back the Darkness of Addiction

77208

Dollars Given to the Redemption Fund Toward Pushing Back on the Darkness of Addiction

One Harbor is part of Advance, a movement of churches that exist to plant and strengthen churches. It continues to be an honor for One Harbor Church to host leaders, support churches and share resources across the world through Advance. We are better for it. We remain grateful for the mutual strengthening of our partner churches and are proud to call them friends.

Our Allies

 

We are grateful for the opportunity to partner with some terrific organizations both locally and globally!

 

The Storehouse Food Pantry
Hope Mission
Young Life
The MirIAM
Hope is Alive
Loaves and Fishes
The Crystal Coast Pregnancy Center
True Justice International
Watershed Ministries
Compassion International
Backpack Buddies
Every Nation
Church Planting and Development East
The Village Green
Advance

Financials

Below are summarized reports of One Harbor’s financials from 2024. Partners in good standing may review our most recent audited financial statements upon request, and as always, may also request to review the complete chart of accounts.

Total Giving in 2024

 

$5,359,337

 

The Bible says that God gave His only Son, Jesus, so that we would be saved. But not only did God save us, He lavishes on us uncountable blessings and an eternal inheritance we can’t comprehend. God’s generosity towards us compels us to be generous in return. Therefore, our giving is first and foremost an act of worship. 

 

This final number reflects all giving throughout all One Harbor Sites,

including building projects and special offerings.

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SOWING INTO THE KINGDOM

 

We take seriously our responsibility to help others. The figure reported here includes those dollars given away through our benevolence and redemption ministries, what was given to local ministries, what was used to plant and strengthen churches, and more. 

511636

Dollars given away

 

Our Mission

 

Make Disciples
Push Back Darkness
All for the Sake of the Gospel