Eagles Landing 

WHAT IS EAGLES LANDING?

Harvest Sound purchased 70 acres in 2000, only 14.5 miles from our downtown base. Since our church and team are outgrowing our facilities downtown, we are in need of a sustainable environment where we can continue and multiply this global missions movement. The land will serve a critical purpose: a church base for ministers to both land and launch into the nations. Pastors and missionary families would be able to live at Eagles Landing long-term as well as seasonally between missions, in order to be equipped, restored, and sent back out into the mission field.

Sustainable Missions Base - We believe there is a new breed of young leaders emerging in the church: those who are fully healed and equipped, making their ministry impactful and lasting. This land will provide longevity, sustainability, beauty, and balance to what we do.

Ministry Training Center - Our desire is to continue raising up a missions movement that will sweep the earth with creative compassion. Eagles Landing mission base would provide the facilities needed to accommodate and train many musicianaries (musicians with a missions heart) and creative evangelists.

Restoration Center - It is easy for those in frontline ministry to be so overrun with busyness that the most important areas in their lives — their families and their health — begin to suffer. By experiencing the tranquility of creation at this breathtakingly beautiful site, many people have been refreshed and restored. Retreats will help rejuvenate those in full-time ministry to walk out healthy, balanced lives so that they can “run the race with endurance” as winners.

BY THE NUMBERS

How 25 years of serving the poor adds up:

8 years of clothing and furniture distribution.

8 years of weekly Kids’ Club, where approximately 200 at-risk children were fed and discipled through creative, biblical teaching.

12 creative arts camps for teenagers.

12 Native American reservations served through manual labor, food distribution, and kids’ outreach.

15 nations ministered to through creative evangelism.

20 years of international missions.

23 years of weekly Meal of Hope for Nashville’s underserved community.

30 missions and discipleship programs for adults.

400+ young adults discipled through internships.

500 underprivileged children ministered to through kids’ camps.

500+ students graduated from missions and discipleship programs.

1,000 underprivileged children discipled through creative arts programs.

1,000 volunteers trained from 20+ nations.

3,500+ prisoners ministered to at Riverbend Maximum Security Prison.

Countless individuals ministered to in rehabilitation centers, nursing homes, homeless shelters, and various other outreaches.

2,000,000 pounds of food distributed.

400,000 meals served.