Josh Morris

Director of Marketing & Communications - Harvest Ministries

Joshua Morris is an experienced executive and marketing professional currently serving as the Executive Director at Harvest Christian Fellowship in Irvine, California.1 Here are some key details about his background and career:

Professional Experience

Joshua Morris has held several leadership positions at Harvest Christian Fellowship:

Executive Director (April 2022 - Present) In this role, he oversees marketing, human resources, real estate development, corporate strategy, budgets, donor development, fundraising, and campus management.1
Director of Marketing and Communications (October 2019 - April 2022) During his tenure, he helped lead the organization to achieve 225 million views across all Harvest channels and drove a 25% increase in attendance at local church campuses.1

Prior to his current role, Joshua also worked as:

Director of Marketing and Communications at First Baptist Dallas (June 2018 - October 2019)
Marketing Manager at Harvest Christian Fellowship (January 2018 - June 2018)
Digital Marketing Supervisor at Harvest Christian Fellowship (April 2017 - January 2018)

Education and Skills

Joshua holds a Bachelor of Business Administration and a Bachelor of Organizational Leadership from California Baptist University, where he focused on Marketing.1 He is skilled in leadership, strategy, website development, digital marketing, nonprofit organizations, process optimization, advertising, and software implementation.1

Personal Background

Born in 1990 in Honolulu, Hawaii, Joshua grew up in a Christian home but initially rebelled against church involvement.2 He became a Christian in his college years and began volunteering at Harvest Christian Fellowship before joining the staff in 2012.2 Joshua is married to Laura, whom he met while working at the church, and they currently reside in Irvine, California.2

In his spare time, Joshua enjoys exploring different cities with his wife, trying new cuisines, outdoor activities, volunteering for various non-profits, and playing the ukulele.1 2