A NEW AND GROWING CHURCH
IN A NEW AND GROWING COMMUNITY
We are a new and growing Church in the heart of one of Liberty Lake’s fastest-growing areas—The River District. We desire to be a Loving local community Church that blesses those who attend and those who live in the Liberty Lake Community around us (i.e., Spokane Valley, Greenacres, and Post Falls). We are seeking to accomplish that in three ways: sharing the good news of the gospel, equipping believers to grow in their walk with Jesus, and sending out every Christian as workers to make an impact for God’s kingdom.
SUNDAYS, 10AM @ Selkirk Middle School
1409 N. Harvest Parkway
Liberty Lake WA, 99019
VBS July 28th-31st
This summer, Harvest Liberty Lake Church is excited to partner with Liberty Lake Community Church to host a Community Vacation Bible School (VBS) from July 28–31, 9 AM to 12 PM each day, at Liberty Lake Community Church’s building. Kids will enjoy fun, engaging Bible lessons, games, and activities designed to help them grow in their faith. The final day will feature a family BBQ and social mixer from 12–2 PM for all participants and their families. Registration is open now for children of all ages, and volunteers are needed to help make this event a success. Don’t miss this great opportunity for your kids to experience community, faith, and fun this summer!
Harvest Liberty Lake Church
Most Recent Sermon
“Then he said to his disciples, ‘The harvest is plentiful, but the laborers are few; therefore pray earnestly to the Lord of the harvest to send out laborers into his harvest.’” (Matthew 9:37-38)
Our Church Mission Statement
HARVEST, EQUIP, SEND
The Mission and Vision of Harvest Liberty Lake Church is to plant a church in the heart of Liberty Lake in order to reap a harvest of lost souls and build them up in Christ. We want to equip believers through our ministries to discover their spiritual gifts and how they can help build up the Church. Lastly, we want to raise up new ministry leaders and even church planters to be sent out to reach more people for the Kingdom of God.
New churches best reach new generations, new residents, and new people groups.
— Tim Keller