Our history is a grand picture of God's faithfulness, but our future is even brighter. Join us as we serve together to build Harvest to be an agent of transformation in the world!
June 11, 1982- Korean Presbyterian Church of Orlando (KPCO) is chartered and given non-profit status by the state of Florida.
November 2, 1986- Korean Presbyterian Church of Orlando becomes a member of the Presbyterian Church, (USA) and worships on Hiawassee Road in Pine HIlls
January 1, 1999- Rev. Inki Kim from Philadelphia called and installed as Senior Pastor of KPCO
July 1999- KPCO Youth Ministry sends its first of 4 annual mission teams to Belize
July 22, 2001- David Larry Kim from Virginia comes to KPCO as Youth Pastor
October 21, 2001- First English Adult Worship Service at KPCO with interim pastor Rev. Ken Lee
May 19, 2002- James Kim becomes interim adult ministry pastor at KPCO
September 8, 2002- Harvest is born with the joining of the KPCO Youth Ministry and the English-Speaking Adult Ministry with a vision for inter-generational worship
September 2002- Initial proposal for new church building for KPCO is submitted
July 2003- Harvest sends its first annual mission team to the Dominican Republic
August 31, 2003- First worship service held on the future site of the new church building in Winter Garden
October 19,2003- Harvest begins worship service in the main sanctuary
February 2004- Harvest moves to being a cell-church and missions-driven ministry
April 3, 2004- KPCO has its first building pledge
September 4, 2005- Pastor DL called to be Lead Pastor of Harvest
October 29, 2006- Groundbreaking service held on the plot of the new church building in Winter Garden
December 17, 2006- Reverend David Larry Kim is ordained and installed by the PC(USA)
May 20, 2007- Sunday Worship Service held on-site of the new education building - 2nd Building Pledge
June 2007- Harvest sends its first mission team on a vision trip to East Asia/North Korea
January 25, 2009- First worship service in the new church facility
April 19, 2009- Church Dedication Service at the new location in Winter Garden, Florida
August 2009- Harvest sends a team to Ecuador to minister among the unreached Cofan, the first time serving alongside one of our own missionaries
July 2, 2010 - Pastor Kenny Ye, Orlando native and friend/family to many Harvesters, enters glory while on the mission field in Asia
August 4, 2011- Joshua Tico Kim enters glory while on the mission field in Ecuador
January 5, 2014- Building Bridges Project launched to build a new building for Harvest
March 9, 2014- Groundbreaking Service for Building Bridges
April 28, 2015- Joshua Foundation officially launched to bring healing and hope to the Amazon region of Ecuador
March 12, 2017: Harvest moves into her new building, built in honor of Pastor Kenny Ye
April 8, 2018: Harvest starts a second Sunday worship service, Omega
June 12, 2020: Harvest member and leader James Ye enters glory
December
12, 2021: Eugene Kwak and Chris Lee are ordained and installed as elders of
KPCO, the first elders from Harvest
January 16, 2022: Harvest Church is officially chartered as an independent church by the Central Florida Presbytery. 99 members from KPCO (Harvest) sign the initial charter, becoming charter members of the new Harvest Church. Elders Eugene Kwak and Chris Lee are installed as the first elders and Pastor DL is installed as the pastor of Harvest Church.