President,
Trinity Theological Seminary
(Ghana)
Executive Director,
Oxford Centre
for Mission Studies
(UK)
Lead Pastor,
Centro Evangelistico
(El Salvador)
Visiting Research Fellow,
Holy Spirit Center
(HKSAR, China)
Henry Winters Luce Professor of World Christianity, McCormick Theological Seminary
(USA)
Professor
of Biblical Studies,
Alphacrucis University College
(Australia)
President,
Mission One Eleven
(Sweden)
Vice President,
Mission One Eleven
(Sweden)
Founder/President,
Urban Renewal Center
(USA)
Research & Admissions Tutor, Oxford Centre for Mission Studies
(South Korea)
Past President,
Assemblies of God
Theological Seminary
(USA)
Senior Pastor,
City Harvest Church
(Singapore)
Senior Pastor,
Yoido Full Gospel Church
(South Korea)
Professor of Missions &
Intercultural Studies,
Oral Roberts University
(South Korea)
Distinguished Professor
of Global Christianity,
Oral Roberts University
(South Korea)
Professor of Christian Theology,
Vanguard University
(USA)
President &
Executive Director, ChildHope
(Costa Rica)
Past Margaret S Smith
Distinguished Professor of World Missions and
Intercultural Studies,
Vanguard University
(USA)
Chairman,
World Vision International
(India)
Global Ambassador,
World Evangelical Alliance
(Canada)
Director,
Asia Pacific Research Center,
Asia Pacific Theological Seminary
(Philippines)
Director,
Pentecostal
Research Centre,
Satyabhaki
Theological College
(Indonesia)
Director,
Malaysia Pentecostal
Research Centre,
Bible College of Malaysia
(Malaysia)
As Pentecostals, we continue to focus our lives and ministries in the love of the Father through the Son by the Holy Spirit. This divine love must move us into an ever-deepening union with Him, and a transformative inner change into his image and likeness.”
Co-Founders/Senior Pastors
City Harvest Church, Singapore
Senior Pastor,
City Harvest Church
(Singapore)
Kong Hee is the senior pastor of City Harvest Church (CHC), which he co-founded with his wife Sun in 1989. CHC has an average weekly attendance of 23,868, with a collective membership of approximately 45,000, including all branch and affiliate churches. In 2012, CHC was one of the 10 global churches larger than America’s largest.1
In the late 1980s, Kong did church-planting work and served at the mission agency Christ for Asia in the Philippines. In 1994, Kong founded the School of Theology, which has since trained 8,284 individuals, empowering them, and releasing them in the power of the Spirit, into the mission fields of their schools, workplaces, and nations of the world.
Kong and Sun co-founded the “Church Without Walls” (CWW) initiatives in 1996 and City Harvest Community Services Association (CHCSA) in 1997. Both ministries focus on helping underprivileged children, youth-at-risk, single parents, unwed mothers, the elderly, the intellectually disabled, the terminally ill, and migrant workers. In 2023, CWW assisted 9,632 individuals in need, while CHCSA supported 1,962 members of the community.
Kong is a spiritual son of the late Dr David Yonggi Cho, who pastored the world’s largest congregation. He earned his BSc in computer science and information systems from the National University of Singapore. He holds an MA in Theology from Vanguard University in the US and is currently working on his PhD under the supervision of Professor Frank Macchia. In 2008, he was conferred an honorary doctoral degree by Hansei University in South Korea.
Senior Pastor,
City Harvest Church
(Singapore)
Sun Ho co-founded City Harvest Church (CHC) with Kong Hee in 1989. Married since 1992, they have a 19-year-old son, Dayan.
Together with Kong, they co-founded the “Church Without Walls” initiatives (1996) and City Harvest Community Services Association (1997), both of which assisted 11,594 individuals in need in 2023. In recognition of Sun’s humanitarian work among the poor and needy, particularly children, Sun received the “Outstanding Young Person of the World” Award from Junior Chamber International in 2003.
In addition to her humanitarian work, Sun was a pop singer, using music as a tool for evangelism in countries such as Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Sri Lanka, Haiti, and Honduras. In 2004, she was named “Ambassador of Love” by the Children and Youth Foundation of China for establishing schools among underprivileged kids. She was also appointed “Charity Ambassador of Love” for the Special Olympic World Summer Games in Shanghai in 2007 and served as the “Music Ambassador” for the 2008 Beijing Olympics Songfest.
Sun was ordained into the ministry by Dr David Yonggi Cho. Since 2010, she has been the chief executive officer of CHC, overseeing a congregation of 23,868 members and a collective membership of approximately 45,000, including all branch and affiliate churches. In 2012, CHC was one of the 10 global churches larger than America’s largest.1
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