Harvest for Christ Global Outreach (HFC-GO) seeks to bring in the unchurched, the lost, the hurting, and the disillusioned. We seek those who are ripe and ready for an opportunity to produce fruit in ministry. We embrace those who are not ripe for ministry but are fighting hard to survive until their season comes; thus, we offer a covering and a hope in having a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.
The pioneers of HFC-GO (Pastor Marc and Lady Patsy) can be described as two down-to-earth people with a healthy sense of humor and irresistibly congenial. Their passion for the things of God and their heart for people has earned them the respect of countless people. Over the last 30-plus years, they have connected well with people of various backgrounds, cultures, and experiences, having traveled extensively in the United States and abroad. Pastor Marc and Lady Patsy met in Texas in January 1984 when she was 19 years old, and he was 23. They married on November 2, 1985.
A retired Chief Warrant Officer of the U.S. Army and a veteran of the first Gulf war, Pastor Marc have managed Human Resources activities, to include training and development, organizational development, talent acquisition, and staff relations at several levels and in several industries. Known for his ability to motivate, coach, and identify natural and spiritual talent, Pastor Marc has successfully placed people into positions where they can grow and thrive. Pastor Marc’s spiritual and ministry gifts have been employed since 1982, the year he was assigned to the Multinational Forces and Observers (MFO) as part of the peace treaty between Israel and Egypt. Having traveled throughout the United States and lived in or visited over 25 countries, Pastor Marc was instrumental in helping develop ministries in Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Alaska, Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina. Pastor Marc is the author of four books.
Lady Patsy is known for her infectious smile that draws people to her. She received the baptism of the Holy Spirit at the age of 13 in Darmstadt, Germany, while her father was serving in the United States Army. After leaving Germany, she traveled with her family throughout the United States until they later settled in Fort Worth, Texas. While in Texas, Lady Patsy continued her walk with the Lord as she increased her knowledge of biblical principles. Her exposure to sound biblical teachings and serving in various administrative roles have established her as a wise, discerning and insightful woman of God. She has a passion for women; she enjoys encouraging women of all ages and ethnicity to embrace their uniqueness. Her passion for serving women evolved into the Women of Common Thread Ministry which she later founded. This Ministry focuses on the common bond that women have, while the women are charged to build each other up, through prayer, collaboration, and community service.
Along with Pastor Marc, they established a multicultural ministry in Anchorage, Alaska and South Florida. In South Florida, Lady Patsy continues to fight the good fight of faith, while uplifting and encouraging the women she mentors, as well as staying true to God’s word. She and Pastor Marc have three independent children living in different parts of the United States.
This pillar reminds us to be diligent in matters that pertain to life and godliness. We endeavor to be wise stewards of the resources that God has provided us, to include financial resources, human resources, and material resources. We endeavor to contribute and enhance the economic condition of our community.
This pillar stands as a symbol of our commitment to live a life that is holy, acceptable, and pleasing to God. We see sanctification as a lifestyle that influences our day-to-day lives, to include our manner of speech, appearance, and how we interact with others.
This pillar stands as a witness to our commitment to have compassion for others, just as Christ has shown compassion for us. We endeavor to embrace the wounded, the afflicted, the hurting, and the forgotten.
This pillar stands as a symbol of our commitment toward the work of Christ through our time, talents, and treasures towards evangelism. We take very seriously our role as emissaries and ambassadors for Christ. Thus, we totally embrace the gospel message and will never be ashamed to proclaim the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
This pillar reveals our love and commitment to our brothers and sisters in Christ. We endeavor to never trample upon our brothers and sisters in Christ just to gain an upper hand. We endeavor to be spiritually sensitive, empathetic, and sympathetic to their needs and feelings.
This pillar places significant emphasis on the institution of the family as ordained by God. We endeavor to create an atmosphere where the parent(s) and child(ren) are honored and respected, regardless of age.
This pillar stands as an expression of our gratitude for the things that God has done, is doing, and will do for those who walk upright before Him. We endeavor to diligently seek Him and worship Him in Spirit and in Truth.
Ministry of M.A.N. (My Adullam Neighbor) focuses on meeting today’s needs of men via seminars, accountability sessions, and get-aways. The name “Adullam” is derived from a scene in King David’s life when men of various backgrounds and experiences marshaled on a Cave named Adullam. Some were disillusioned, some were discontented, and some were financially broke. Nevertheless, they moved from a condition of pity to a condition of promise. In fact, when it was time for King David to build the Temple, many of these same men gladly contributed millions in today’s dollars for its construction and furnishing. Men typically do not share their stories—but nearly all men would admit to having struggled with something. We’re here to embrace men right where they are! Join us.
Common-Thread Women Ministry focuses on meeting today’s needs of women via workshops, empowerment sessions, retreats, and seminars. This non-hierarchical ministry allows women to grow and flourish in the uniqueness of their calling through collaboration and collegiality. The bible describes Martha as being industrious, Mary as being spiritually sensitive, Lydia as a business-savvy woman, Pricilla as being ministry-focused, Deborah as having a strategic military mind, and Esther as one who courageously operates behind the scenes. All-in-all, the common thread for these women was their unyielding faith in the God who fearfully and wonderfully created them. Come be part of the common-thread.
IMPACT Ministry focuses on prayer for the community, the nation, and the world. The acronym IMPACT is: Intercessors Mobilizing in Prayer And Consecration Teams. We do not kid ourselves in thinking that we are the only ministry that speaks to the Father or hears from the Father—we do; however, expect an impact to be made when He speaks to us and when we speak to Him. While the teams meet occasionally for corporate prayer and training, their availability to make an impact is 24/7.
Beautiful Buds – Children’s Church focuses on programs for youth that encourages developing a biblical understanding for making the right choices in life. While reiterating the fact that Godly knowledge, if employed correctly, is powerful, our Children’s Church aim is to minister to the body, soul, and spiritual needs of youth. This is accomplished through empowerment sessions, retreats, outings, and studying God’s word.
Cultivation Center - Leadership Development:
Not Just Informational....Transformational.
Planting | Pruning | Producing
True leaders often have a penchant for self-study, introspection, and wanting to know how to enhance their leadership acumen.
Besides, leadership takes more than 1, 2, 3 or a, b, c list of catchphrases, slogans, or nebulous how-to instructions to obtain, grow, and sustain followers. The truth is: followers don't mind getting in where they fit in, but they won't stay long or give it their very best if questionable behavior, integrity, authority, and standards are pervasively suspect or absent from leadership.
In Leadership and Management B.I.A.S.: How Your Behavior, Integrity, Authority, and Standards Impact Those Around You, you will enjoy a melding of pragmatism, theoretical perspectives, empirical research data, and many years of life's lessons that comes off the pages in a succinct and fluid conversational tone that transcends cultures, industries, and ideologies.
While there are more leadership books on the market than one can shake a stick at, there are also more people entering leadership roles -- that will require them to understand the expanding dynamics and nuances of leadership in a globally influenced, technological savvy, collaborative engineering, and more ecumenical-driven social settings. This book helps leaders achieve all of the above.
At one point or another, we've all been targeted or victimized by a Super Deceiver. Even as you are reading this blurb, there is a very strong chance that someone you are very familiar with is lying, cheating, hustling or deceiving you. It is very possible that you are doing the same thing to someone else without you fully understanding the spiritual ramifications it holds.
Like a CHAMELEON, who is capable of changing colors and appearances based on the environment it has settled into, a Super Deceiver does it in order to wreak havoc on you, your relationships, your finances, and your purpose.
The truth is, today's Christians are in an identity crisis. The explosive growth in WEALTH, the POPULARITY of people, places and things, the unencumbered SENSUALITY displayed in various forms, the charm and CHARISMA of people who are Christian in name only, and people who are adept at manipulating FEAR tactics to paralyze or channel a person's movement, has allowed an insidious platform for Super Deceivers to thrive.
Now is the time to understand and reclaim your identity, your purpose, and your influence as a true believer and follower of Jesus Christ, so that you, too, can expose and counter the five faces of a Super Deceiver.
In Says Who? Pastor Marc Royster explains how to recognize God's true voice in every circumstance. Practical tips are given so that you can avoid being hoodwinked by spiritual thieves. You will discover how to:
The word sabotage derived its name from a wooden shoe that was called a sabot (French). It is said that during the early nineteenth century, disgruntled employees would throw their sabots into machines that were in operation. As a result, the machines would break down, thus hindering operations and production. From a military point of view, sabotage is the act of an individual or group of individuals to cause damage or destruction to facilities, equipment, or supply routes. There are many ways that our spiritual lives are sabotaged. As such, it often serves to hinder us from becoming everything God wants us to be. However, instead of people throwing shoes in our path to trip us up, more subtle obstacles are thrown. Many times, those obstacles may go undetected for years, but eventually surface to cause us problems or confusion later in life. In this book, we will discuss how to recognize and, if necessary, make course corrections against the pitfalls and traps that seemingly come out of nowhere against you or a loved one.
Worship Service: 10:30 am
Spiritual Enrichment Study and Prayer: 7:30 pm
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