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John Joseph Harvey is currently a lead pastor in Florida. He has over 30 years of experience in ministry, including positions as a student pastor, associate pastor, and adjunct professor. Harvey earned a Master's degree in pastoral studies and a Bachelor's degree in science. His ministry objectives include helping others pursue God and express his love for others through evangelism, discipleship, worship, ministry and fellowship.

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John Joseph Harvey Current Address

John Joseph Harvey is currently a lead pastor in Florida. He has over 30 years of experience in ministry, including positions as a student pastor, associate pastor, and adjunct professor. Harvey earned a Master's degree in pastoral studies and a Bachelor's degree in science. His ministry objectives include helping others pursue God and express his love for others through evangelism, discipleship, worship, ministry and fellowship.

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John Joseph Harvey

Current Address: 1992 SW Morelia Lane


Port St. Lucie, FL 34953
(772)873-8343 (home) (772) 834-9290 (cell)
E-Mail: [email protected]

Personal Information:
Birth Date: August 16, 1968 in Memphis, TN
Marital Status: Married to Alana Baker August 18,1990
Children: Emily Christine, born on June 4,1993
Zachary David, born on May 12, 1997
Kimberly Nicole, born May 8, 2001

Education:
Master of Arts Pastoral Studies, International School of Theology, San Bernardino, CA,
1998.

Bachelor of Science, California Baptist College, Riverside, CA, 1990

Ministry Objective:
To help others passionately pursue God and express his love to others. I believe my
ministry is to help facilitate connecting others to Jesus through evangelism, discipleship,
worship, ministry, and fellowship. I believe in a Purpose Driven model of ministry.
Ministry Experience:

Lead Pastor, LifeQuest Church of Palm City, FL


2002-Present
My responsibilities here are to lead this local church body in fulfilling its mission and
purpose. I am responsible for the teaching, discipleship, outreach and vision of this
church. I also oversee the staff and volunteers. My main area of responsibility is in
leading our leadership team to develop vision and direction for our church.
• Led changes to church constitution and structure.
• Led change of church name.
• Transitioned to a contemporary style of worship.
• Led “40 Days of Purpose” Campaign
• Led “40 Days of Community” Campaign
• Helped facilitate and lead “All For His Glory” Capital Campaign
• Helped church build new worship facility.
• Cast Vision for change with the church leadership team.
• Work with all ministry areas to help them accomplish their ministry goals.
• Oversee staff responsibilities.
• Developed strategy for Life Groups (small groups)

Adjunct Professor- Palm Beach Atlantic University


2007-Present
• Teach “Exploring the Bible” in the MacArthur School of Leadership.
• Teach “Faith and Culture” in the MacArthur School of Leadership
• Teach “Christian Faith and Biblical Values” in the MacArthur School of
Leadership

Minster to Students, First Baptist Church of Stuart, FL


1998-2002
My responsibilities here involved leading all aspects of the student ministry as well as
being available to preach in the Senior Pastors absence, lead mission trips for our church
family and organize ministry outreaches of our body. I have also been trained in the
FATIH Sunday School Evangelism Strategy.
• Participant in Brazil Mission Team in 1999.
• Led Student Mission Trip to South Carolina in Spring 2000.
• Coordinator of Montana Mission Trip in 2000.
• Coordinated hosting the Power Team in Fall 2000.
• Lead Student Mission Trip to Georgia in Summer 2001.
• Organized Discipleship Ministry into SWARM GROUPS (Students With A
Radical Mission)
• Developed “4:12” Student Leadership Team
• Trained and developed small group leaders
• Coordinating Student Mission Trip to Eleuthera, Bahamas in Summer 2002

Pastor of Student Ministries, Redlands Bible Church,


Redlands, CA 1989-1998
My ministry here involved building a student ministry from the ground up. I also worked
alongside the Senior Pastor and spoke in his absence.
• Developed Sunday Night Student Ministry.
• Led Student Mission Trip to Center for Student Missions in Downtown Los
Angles in 1993.
• Led Student Mission Trips into Mexico on several occasions.
• Developed Discipleship Ministry for Students.
• Trained others in small group discipleship.
• Organized Area Outreach Events.
• Worked closely with Area Youth Pastors to develop a network ministry.

Pastoral Intern, Community Baptist Church,


Morongo Valley, CA 1988-1989
This was an intern position while in college that allowed me to see ministry first-hand
and to develop ideas and skills for ministry.
• Taught Sunday School for Students.
• Led Children’s Church Program
• Organized Student Evangelism Events.
• Spoke for Senior Pastor when he was away.

Personal Statement:

I gave my life to Christ in the spring of 1983. I had grown up in a church but on a
night at a church revival meeting, I came to realize that I did not have a personal
relationship with Christ. Since that time, I have had struggles in my faith and have
renewed my commitment to Christ, but I look to that time as the true turning point of my
salvation.
God opened the doors for ministry for me while I was still very young and
brought me into contact with people who allowed me to work alongside them to serve
the Kingdom of God. My main area of giftedness involves being able to communicate
the gospel effectively and to teach and lead in the areas of discipleship and evangelism.
While in seminary, I was the recipient of the William R. Bright Award in Evangelism
and Discipleship.
I enjoy preaching and speaking and have in all of my ministries been a resource
for the senior pastor to use when he has been out of the pulpit. I have developed several
seminar type programs to share in local churches. “Everything you Need to Tell Your
Kids About Sex,” and “Hotline to Heaven: A Prayer Adventure” are two that I have put
together to train those within the church. I have been a camp speaker in many different
settings from Northern California to South Georgia and I love to use my gifts and talents
of communication.
In the fall of 2006 I developed a spiritual life campaign for LifeQuest Church
entitled “Dare to Pursue.” It was a challenge to pursue our relationship with God to new
depths. It involved personal daily devotions and weekend messages.
My true passion in ministry is speaking and small group connectedness. To
summarize my vision of ministry is to help people connect with God, grow in
relationship with one another and serve using their gifts and skill set to bring honor and
glory to Christ.
I believe that our entire lives are vitally entwined with the worldview that we
hold. The lenses through which world events, global tragedies, and our own personal life
circumstances are seen are shaped by how we view the spiritual realm of life. With that in
mind, we must be constantly aware that our lives are declaring our worldview in
whatever public forum we find ourselves on display.
As a Christian, I believe it is necessary to integrate our professional lives and our
Christian worldview. I believe one of the major issues facing the church in America
today is the fact that Christians compartmentalize instead of synchronize their spiritual
views. The primary goal of Christian leadership training is to help students understand
their worldview, integrate it within the context of their entire lives and then examine it
against the absolute truth of God’s Word.
As a teacher a primary role we must undertake is to help students integrate
biblical knowledge, Godly character and servant hearts into whatever field of study or
business life they are currently placed. One way to do this is through integrative projects
where practical application of classroom material is put into use in a real world situation.
Another aspect is simply studying men and women from various fields to see how their
particular worldview shapes the decisions of their lives. In this step it is important to
study both Christian and non-Christian worldviews to be able to understand the
reasoning behind decisions made and anticipate the stance taken on future issues that
arise.
It is vital that Christian leaders be shaped to not only understand a Christian
worldview, but also to understand the worldview of the non-Christian world. In so doing
we can begin to understand the crucial debates of our society, governments, corporations
and churches and be prepared to offer a Godly defense for scriptural teaching.
References: (Please do not contact without prior notice)

Rick Addison, Pastor, Grace Place Community Church, 1550 S.E. Salerno Road, Stuart,
FL 34997, 772-287-6388, [email protected]

Shane Corban- Pastor, LifeQuest Church Baton Rouge,


3911 Chelsea Dr. Baton Rouge, LA 70809 (772) 209-0811, [email protected]

Jim Laub- Dean, MacArthur School of Leadership, Palm Beach


Atlantic University, 901 South Flagler Dr. P.O. Box 24708
West Palm Beach, FL 33416, [email protected]

Rev. Matt Price- Senior Pastor, Covenant Fellowship Baptist


Church, 2880 Astor Lane, Stuart, FL, 34994,
772-283-8306, [email protected]

Tom Strike, Pastor, South Highland Baptist Church, 10200 West 36th St. Little Rock, AR,
501-225-3991, [email protected]

Jeff Young- 1620 SW Belgrave Terrace Stuart, FL. 34997


(772) 287-5323, [email protected]

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