Operation Promised Land

We have identified the land that we believe God has set aside for The Harvest. Purchasing this land secures our foundation and makes everything that follows possible. This is the campaign we are launching now.

Once the land is secured, we will begin the campaign to build our permanent home. This will be a multi-year effort requiring significant partnership from individuals, congregations, and foundations who share our vision.

Because we currently rent our space, we face ongoing limitations—not only on when we can gather, but also on how we prepare the environment for worship and how freely we can express it. Set-up and tear-down requirements, restrictions on equipment, and scheduling constraints often limit our ability to create a consistent and immersive atmosphere for prayer, music, and teaching. Establishing our own המקום (makom—a place) will remove these barriers and allow us to cultivate a space set apart for the Lord at all times. We can host Shabbat services in a consistent and welcoming space, celebrate High Holy Days with all the depth and richness they deserve, and provide a permanent home where our children’s programs can grow and flourish. A dedicated facility will allow us to design spaces specifically for learning, play, and spiritual formation, creating an environment where the next generation can encounter Yeshua in meaningful ways. Torah study and other teachings will no longer be constrained by rental schedules—we will have the ability to gather any day of the week for study, reflection, and fellowship. We will also be able to fully express our worship through song, dance, and the leading of the Spirit, without restriction or interruption. This further allows us to develop worship teams, invest in sound and creative elements, and create an environment that reflects the beauty, reverence, and joy of our faith. More than convenience, this freedom represents a deeper calling—to create a dwelling place where God’s presence is continually welcomed, where worship is unhindered, and where our community can gather with consistency, expectancy, and unity.

With a מקום (makom—our own dedicated space), we will be able to connect more consistently and meaningfully with our surrounding neighborhoods throughout the week, not just on Shabbat. A permanent home creates opportunities to open our doors daily—welcoming neighbors, hosting gatherings, and becoming a visible and trusted presence in the community. This space will allow us to expand our ability to host events such as holiday celebrations, teaching nights, youth and family activities, and outreach initiatives. It will create a warm and inviting environment where both Jewish and Gentile neighbors, as well as those seeking truth, can encounter authentic community, grow in faith, and experience the love of the Lord. In addition, having our own facility will position us to build deeper, long-lasting partnerships with local congregations and ministries. Together, we can share resources, support one another’s work, and more effectively serve those in need—strengthening the broader community and advancing the Kingdom in unity and gives us the freedom and flexibility to fully embrace the rhythms of our faith and the life of our community. Our congregation will also have more time before and after services to connect, share life, and build relationships, strengthening the bonds that make our community so vibrant. Ultimately, having our own building will allow us to fully live out our vision: a space where worship, learning, and community life are unhindered, where each generation can grow in faith, and where God’s presence can dwell richly among us.

Having our own building will give us the ability to create a true sanctuary of hope and healing—a place where those struggling with addiction, mental health challenges, or life’s hardships can find understanding, support, and encouragement. In a dedicated space, we can develop programs, counseling opportunities, and support groups that address the real needs of our community, offering practical help alongside spiritual guidance. It will be a place where the lost, the hurting, and the searching can experience the love of Yeshua, find meaning in their lives, and discover a renewed sense of purpose. Beyond individual care, our building will provide a foundation for ministries that strengthen marriages, nurture families, and cultivate healthy, resilient relationships. By having a consistent, welcoming home, we will be better equipped to reach out with compassion, foster deeper connections, and make a lasting impact on both our congregation and the broader community, demonstrating God’s love in tangible and life-changing ways.

For this land to become our home we need to raise $1,000,000 by December 27th, 2026.

With your help we can reach our goals and bring enormous blessing to this part of the Metro for generations to come.

If you are interested in a donating now, click the button below and please make sure to select "Building Fund". Through this donation link you can also give stock and crypto-currency.

If you would like to support us, but are not ready to donate now, we invite you to participate through a pledge—a prayerful estimate of what you feel led to give over time, helping us plan wisely and move this vision forward. It is not a binding obligation, but an expression of your intention to give as God provides.