How does First Harvest Ministries' sacred meeting strategy set it apart from other conventions?

First Harvest Ministries’ sacred gatherings are designed less like typical “conventions” and more like holy convocations with a clear spiritual mandate.

From what is shared publicly, several distinctives stand out:

• Destiny-focused, not event-focused: The meetings are framed as “giving birth to destiny” and “spiritual awakening,” not just another conference on the calendar.
• Unity with difference: The aim is unity among diverse, command-keeping, Spirit-filled ministers and congregations, emphasizing fellowship without forced uniformity.
• Apostolic restoration theme: The convocations intentionally center on restoring the “original Apostolic message” and proclaiming the coming Kingdom of God.
• Ordination and commissioning: These gatherings serve as moments to ordain and license ministers, bishops, and elders, treating the time as a sacred commissioning, not just teaching sessions.
• Prophetic symbolism of place and time: Locations (such as near the “grave of the civil war”) and dates are chosen with prophetic symbolism, tying natural history to spiritual unity.

What aspect of these sacred meetings are you most interested in—ordination, teaching focus, or the unity/association side?