Curiosity stirred within me about New Harvest Christian Fellowship Church. I’d heard whispers of its vibrant community and inspiring leadership. Now, standing before it, I’m ready to uncover its story. New Harvest Christian Fellowship Church isn’t just a building. It’s a testament to the unwavering faith and vision of Pastor Richard Salazar. He and his wife, Nancy, accepted their calling in 1975. Their journey led them from San Diego to Las Vegas, and even across the Atlantic to the United Kingdom. There, in Manchester, they planted the seeds of New Harvest C.F., a testament to their global mission. Now, Pastor Salazar oversees a network of approximately 56 churches, spanning the United States and reaching overseas. New Harvest Christian Fellowship Church’s story is intertwined with the Salazars’ commitment. They didn’t just build a church; they built a family. Nancy Salazar, a driving force in the ministry, focuses on strengthening marriages and empowering women. Her blog, Loveyourspouse.org, offers guidance and support. Beyond the church walls, her compassion extends to the local women’s jail and to the Bound4Life group, where she advocates for the unborn. New Harvest Christian Fellowship Church also thrives under the guidance of other dedicated pastors like Danny and Sabrina Casas. They bring a fresh perspective and a passion for helping people find their God-given destinies. Their work with children and youth is especially inspiring. New Harvest Christian Fellowship Church is more than just a place of worship. It’s a place of growth, healing, and transformation, where lives are changed and destinies are fulfilled.
Sweetwater River
From high in the Cuyamaca Mountains, the Sweetwater River begins its journey. It’s a 55-mile trek to the Pacific, a