Welcome to Harvest Fields Ministries
We are a Christian Ministry located in Sterling, Virginia USA.
Our purpose is to Preach and Teach the Word of God throughout the nations of the world.
Philip Claycomb
Is the son of missionaries, and grew up in Central and South America. He has preached and ministered in many different nations including Cuba, Mexico, Guatemala, Chile, Paraguay, India, and Tanzania. At the age of 19, Philip fully surrendered his life to Jesus Christ and was called into the ministry. Shortly after, he received a prophecy that God was calling him to preach and minister in the nations of the world and that his words would be like fire. He has seen this prophecy come true throughout the many places he has ministered in. Philip has a burning desire to see people come to know Jesus Christ personally and to experience His love in a deep way. Philip currently travels preaching and teaching the Word of God in the nations of the world. He resides in Sterling, VA.
Allen Claycomb
Has been a missionary for over 55 years along with his late wife Grace. They first began their ministry in Costa Rica where they labored for 11 years. Over those years, they planted churches and co-founded a Bible Institute to train and teach students who wanted to study more of the Word of God. After Costa Rica, God called Allen and Grace to Guatemala where they labored for 4 years. In those 4 years, the Claycombs co-founded an in international Bible institute and pastored a church of 600 members. The Claycomb’s then moved to Chile, South America where they spent 9 years. The burden the Lord gave them was to help prepare and equip those who had been called into Christian ministry. With this vision, they began to teach many pastors and leaders of the Chilean National Church. After Chile, Allen began to travel extensively throughout the world ministering and teaching pastors and church leaders. Allen and Grace’s story can be read in the book Songs in the Night which is a depiction of a harrowing event that happened as thy were on their way to Guatemala as missionaries.
