Steel Structure Stands at Burgundy Estate

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Nestled in Burgundy Residential Estate, the new Church Building for Harvester is poised to reach over 6000 households locally. See the Harvest!

Steel Structure of Main Auditorium for Harvester Reformational Church, Cape Town. Praise God!
So the building continued and prospered by the prophesying of His prophets with Apostolic implementation against all odds from municipal red tape to water restrictions!


I drove by on Reconciliation Day - a covenant day for our country with God. There is an eternal covenant with God and His Son that we enter in by faith like Abraham did when he saw the vision in Genesis 15.

God told me a few months ago when things just weren't moving - "It will be built in no time!"
That settled my spirit and how I spoke about it,

The building orbit has taken initiative at every turn and the fact that the steel structure for the main auditorium stands - is in itself a wonderful miracle of determination. Well done guys!

The support for this church building project is growing so well and we are seeing the contingency amounts coming in for the fence, the storm water plans by engineers. Soon we will be purchasing the interior finishes.

We have yet to build the carpark and landscape the gardens. For that we will require all hands on deck as usual on this aircraft carrier!

But praise God to see it stand and what you see is already paid for - thank You Jesus and bless those who gave!

Contact billy@harvesterchurch.net if you would like to help us finish the car park project by early next year.

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