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Redeemed Harvest
HomeSundaysWatchHouse fellowshipsHoly Ghost ServiceTestimoniesTithes & offerings

11250 Bissonnet St, Houston, TX 77099

(555) 017-4420

office@example.org

Watch live
Man in a suit singing with open arms in a brick church

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Sunday Celebration Service · live from Bissonnet Street

Praise from Alief, heard in Lagos.

The Latter Rain, part 3 · Joel 2:23–29

Pastor Adeyinka Ogunleye

Every Sunday at 10:00 AM Central we stream the whole Celebration Service, from opening praise to the final grace. That is 4:00 PM in Lagos and Ibadan, or 5:00 PM once Houston leaves daylight time. Many of your aunties are already watching, and the chat host greets them by name.

Past services and sermons

Also on YouTube, Facebook, Mixlr audio

The week at Redeemed Harvest

Something on most days, and the prayer line every morning.

Midweek meetings are shorter than Sunday and finish by 8:30 PM so you can still cook. The 5:30 AM prayer line is a phone call: dial in, keep your camera off, pray before the traffic starts.

MeetingSunTueThuFriSat
Morning prayer lineBy phone, (555) 017-44995:30 AM5:30 AM5:30 AM5:30 AM6:30 AM
Sunday SchoolMain hall, in classes9:00 AM
Celebration ServiceMain hall and online10:00 AM
Digging Deep Bible studyMain hall and Zoom7:00 PM
Faith ClinicPrayer room7:00 PM
Holy Ghost ServiceMain hall, first Friday9:00 PM
Harvest Voices rehearsalChoir room4:00 PM
  • Prayer
  • Word
  • Worship
  • Music
Man singing into a microphone at a worship eventJoyful worshippers clapping and raising hands
Second song of praise. By the third, the back rows are on their feet too.

Your first Sunday

Come early. The praise starts on time.

The doors open at 8:45 and Sunday School begins at 9. The Celebration Service runs from 10:00 until about 12:30, and nobody will mind if you step out to feed a baby or take a call from home.

You will see agbada and gele next to jeans and scrubs. Wear what you have. An usher in a burgundy sash will find you a seat, bring you a program, and ask your name once so the pastor can welcome you properly during announcements.

  • Children's church for ages 3 to 12 in the side building
  • Interpretation into Yoruba and Igbo on request at the welcome desk
  • Rice and stew for everyone on first Sundays
  • Free parking in the lot and along Boone Road
What a Sunday is like Directions and parking

Where people belong

Departments, fellowships and the people who run them

In a Nigerian church you find your people through a department. Pick one and come to its next meeting; somebody will save you a chair.

Girl with braids tending the communion trays

Sundays · 10:00 AM

Children's Church

Ages 3 to 12 in the side building, with Bible stories, choruses and snacks. Parents get a numbered tag at drop-off.

Register your child
Man in a bowler hat singing into a microphone with a choir

Saturdays · 4:00 PM

Harvest Voices

The choir and band. Highlife, gospel and the old hymns in English, Yoruba and Igbo. No audition, but come to two rehearsals before you sing on a Sunday.

Join rehearsal
Young man and woman singing and raising hands in worship

Sundays · 10:30 AM

Teens' Church

Ages 13 to 18 meet upstairs for their own service and come down for the altar call. Pastor Kelechi runs it with a team of university students.

Meet the teens team
Four African women in colorful dresses embracing outdoors

Second Saturday · 11:00 AM

Good Women

The women's fellowship: prayer, a teaching, and a long lunch. They also run the welfare cupboard for new arrivals.

Come to the next meeting
Pastor in clerical collar reading from a book in a church pew

Last Saturday · 7:30 AM

Men of Valour

Breakfast, a short word and an honest talk about work, marriage and fathering. The yam and egg is better than it needs to be.

Bring a brother
See every house fellowship

Testimony time

Said out loud on a Sunday morning

Damilola A.
Twice I failed the NCLEX. The church prayed with me every Thursday at Faith Clinic. Third time, I passed, and I started at Memorial Hermann the next month.
Damilola A.Registered nurse, Sugar Land
Ifeanyi U.
My father watches from Abeokuta every Sunday. When the usher read his name on the stream for his eightieth birthday, he called me crying.
Ifeanyi U.Engineer, Katy fellowship
Omotola S.
I came to Houston with two suitcases and no friends. The Good Women had a mattress and a pot of stew at my apartment before I unpacked.
Omotola S.Member since 2019

Calendar

Coming up at the Assembly

Nov6

Holy Ghost Service

9:00 PM – 1:00 AM · Main hall

Our first-Friday night of prayer, praise and ministration. Children's room open until midnight.

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Nov15

Annual Harvest Thanksgiving and bazaar

10:00 AM · Main hall and parking lot

Thanksgiving service, then the bazaar: puff-puff, suya, fabric stalls and the department competition for the best harvest table.

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Nov21

Couples' Dinner

6:30 PM · Fellowship hall

Three courses, one short talk and no phones at the table. Childcare by the youth team.

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Dec5

Youth Convention

2:00 PM · Main hall

Teens and young adults from six Houston parishes. Worship, workshops and a talent night.

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Dec20

Carol service and Christmas jollof

5:00 PM · Main hall

Nine lessons, carols in four languages and a jollof cook-off the Good Women have been planning since June.

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Nothing in that category this month.

Woman crying and praising with raised arms at an outdoor night service

This month's word

And it shall come to pass afterward, that I will pour out my spirit upon all flesh; and your sons and your daughters shall prophesy.
Joel 2:28King James Version
There is a house fellowship near you.

Twelve living rooms across Houston, from Katy to Pearland, meet on Friday evenings for prayer, the word and small chops.

Redeemed Harvest

A Nigerian Pentecostal church on Bissonnet Street since 2004. Sunday School at 9, Celebration Service at 10, and a house fellowship near most of Houston.

Pages

  • Home
  • Sundays
  • Watch
  • House fellowships
  • Holy Ghost Service
  • Testimonies
  • Tithes & offerings

Find us

  • 11250 Bissonnet St, Houston, TX 77099
  • (555) 017-4420
  • office@example.org
  • Sunday School · 9:00 AM
  • Celebration Service · 10:00 AM
  • Digging Deep · Tuesday 7:00 PM
  • Faith Clinic · Thursday 7:00 PM
  • Prayer line · daily 5:30 AM
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Design notes

Why Redeemed Harvest looks the way it does

A website for a Nigerian Pentecostal parish in southwest Houston whose online congregation is as real as the room: parents in Lagos and Ibadan, students in Lubbock, nurses coming off night shift. The livestream leads, and everything else hangs off the weekly rhythm of Sunday service, midweek meetings, house fellowships and the monthly Holy Ghost Service.

Built for
Nigerian and wider West African families in Alief, Katy, Missouri City and Pearland; relatives watching from Nigeria and the UK; newcomers who have heard the praise through the walls on Bissonnet Street.
Navigation
Classic top bar. Logo left, pages right, one action. Familiar to every visitor.
Pages
Home, Sundays, Watch, House fellowships, Holy Ghost Service, Testimonies, Tithes & offerings
Hero
livestream-first: the opening screen is the stream itself, with a live or next-stream badge and countdown, a play control, the service chapters and a route to past services, for churches whose online congregation is as real as the room. Variants: a = headline above a large screen with the chapter list in a side panel; b = a full-width cinematic screen with the headline over it and chapters running beneath as a strip; c = headline and a chapter timeline in a left column beside the screen; a drawn neighbourhood map as the opener, with numbered pins for each stop or campus and a list of names, addresses and times beside it; pointing at a list item lights up its pin. Built for mobile pantries, multi-site churches and bus routes. Variants: a = map on the left, headline and stop list on the right; b = headline across the top, a wide map, and the stops as columns beneath; c = a route: stops as a connected timeline beside a map with the path drawn between pins; A tall typographic poster: the headline stacks down the left in mixed weights, italics and outlines, with a rotated side label and a photo panel. Variants: a = side label, stacked headline, then a tall photo on the right; b = photo panel on the left and the lines stepping in from the right, label on the far edge; c = the lines are pasted like strips over the edge of a large photo

Typography

Unbounded carries the headlines. It is wide and confident, like the vinyl banners that go up for Harvest Thanksgiving, and its round shapes stay friendly at very large sizes. Schibsted Grotesk does the reading because announcements here run long and need to stay plain. Azeret Mono sets times and chapter marks so Central and West Africa Time line up in neat columns.

Color

The palette comes from a Sunday morning in the parking lot: emerald from the green-white-green flag pins on lapels, aso-oke gold from the women's gele, and a deep Ankara magenta. The site opens in its dark theme because most visitors meet it through the livestream at night or early morning, and the gold reads like stage light on the dark green. The light theme swaps gold for emerald so body text keeps strong contrast.

Layout and navigation

A classic top bar, because the congregation spans three generations and nobody should have to hunt. There are seven pages, named the way members talk: Sundays, House fellowships, Holy Ghost Service, Testimonies, Tithes and offerings. The single button in the bar is Watch live, since on any given Sunday more people join online than sit in the room.

The hero

The home page opens on the stream itself, full width, with the chapters of the service running underneath: praise, testimonies, the word, ministration. A two-and-a-half-hour service is honest about its length, and the chapter strip lets someone in Ibadan jump straight to the sermon on a weak connection.

Calls to action

Each button names one real thing: Watch live, Find a fellowship near you, Send a prayer point, Pay tithe or offering. Prayer point is the phrase members actually use, and tithe is named directly because members ask for it by name.

Photography

Photographs show West African worship in white garments and full voice, people being prayed for, and families after service. We avoided stock crowds under concert lights; the energy here comes from choirs and aisles, not from stage haze.

Accessibility

Every stream chapter is a real button, and the live badge announces itself to screen readers. Dark and light themes both pass AA contrast for body text, the gold is never used for small text on white, and every time is written out with its time zone so relatives abroad do not have to do the arithmetic.

Type system

  • DisplayUnboundedUnbounded is wide, round and loud in the way a church banner on Bissonnet Street is loud, and it still holds together on a phone screen at livestream size.
  • TextSchibsted GroteskA newspaper grotesque with plain, sturdy shapes that keeps long announcements and Bible references readable for grandparents and teenagers alike.
  • AccentAzeret MonoMonospaced labels for service times and stream chapters, so 10:00 AM CT and 4:00 PM WAT line up the way a printed program would.

Colour and contrast

Every text pairing is checked against WCAG 2.2 in both themes.

Dark theme

PairingSampleRatioWCAG
Body text on pageAa16.43:1AAA
Body text on cardsAa14.78:1AAA
Secondary textAa7.15:1AAA
LinksAa10.1:1AAA
Button textAa10.14:1AAA
Accent label textAa8.34:1AAA
Text on dark bandsAa17.2:1AAA
Muted text on dark bandsAa8.55:1AAA
Text on brand bandsAa10.14:1AAA
Muted text on brand bandsAa5.97:1AA

Light theme

PairingSampleRatioWCAG
Body text on pageAa15.17:1AAA
Body text on cardsAa16.84:1AAA
Secondary textAa5.55:1AA
LinksAa5.97:1AA
Button textAa6.63:1AA
Accent label textAa6.52:1AA
Text on dark bandsAa15.17:1AAA
Muted text on dark bandsAa7.97:1AAA
Text on brand bandsAa6.63:1AA
Muted text on brand bandsAa4.61:1AA

Designed by Greater Purpose Web. Names, people and events are sample content.