
Harvesters’ House
A Place where Fields of Wheat can be Planted

A place of Fellowship
Where believers in Yeshua can gather together in a warm, welcoming atmosphere, fostering healthy relationships and unity with one another.

A place of Ministry
That provides opportunities for prayer, worship, teaching, and service.

A place of Training
To build the body of believers in Israel, and its leadership, through classes, mentoring, discipleship, and practical ministry opportunities.
Yeshua and His disciples were headquartered in a village called “Village of Comfort/Kfar Nahum.” After ministry journeys across the Galilee, they returned here, to their base (Mark 2:1). I like to imagine them sitting around in a circle, sharing a meal, listening to the Master, reflecting on the incredible events of the day.
This is the atmosphere we envision for Fields of Wheat—an intimate setting in which men and women can gather, experience the Master’s presence, and learn to walk in His ways.
Our dream is to locate in the region where Jesus spent the vast portion of His ministry—above the Sea of Galilee, in the northern part of Israel. This area is far from the city grind where people function at a slower tempo. It’s an area suited for learning the lessons of the land as Yeshua taught them.

Future Vision
The prophet Joel pointed to an end-time harvest that would involve the youth of Israel. “Be glad then, you children of Zion, and rejoice in the LORD your God; for…the threshing floors shall be full of wheat, and the vats shall overflow with new wine and oil…I will pour out My Spirit on all flesh; your sons and your daughters shall prophesy. Your old men shall dream dreams, and your young men shall see visions.” (Joel 2:23,24,28).
Our vision is to fulfill our mandate to equip the next generation of Jewish and Arab disciples in the land of Israel. This is our “WHY.” The HOW will be (1) Continuing to conduct Hebrew youth camps, (2) Establishing parallel Arab youth camps based on our 25+ years of experience. And (3) Creating a young adult residential discipleship bringing Arab and Jewish young adults into a close range trainging-for-life-and-ministry experience.