Three Hills Harvest will transform the lives of nearly 20,000 children with an eternal impact

Under clear September skies, the fields north of Three Hills came alive on Saturday, September 20, as more than 250 people gathered to support Children’s Camps International (CCI) through the annual Harvest for Kids event. 

This year’s harvest yielded an impressive average of more than 84 bushels per acre. The result will provide enough funding to send nearly 20,000 children to Bible camps in developing countries, an impact that will change lives for generations to come.

By 11 a.m., 14 combines from surrounding farms rolled into a 121-acre wheat field generously donated for the cause. In just 45 minutes, the machines worked in unison to complete the harvest, showcasing both efficiency and the power of community collaboration.

The day was more than just farming; it was a celebration. Attendees enjoyed food, fellowship, and a powerful update from Antony Samy, CCI’s country leader, who shared how the funds raised will help send thousands of children in India, Cambodia, and Brazil to Bible camps. 

Organizers extended heartfelt thanks to the volunteers, farmers, and community members whose efforts made the day possible. It’s a reminder of what can be accomplished when faith, unity, and generosity come together.