World Harvest Church
Carolyn Elliott serves as the owner of Cae Cae's Net-Shopping since August 2010, offering a variety of Internet shopping opportunities. In addition to this entrepreneurial role, Carolyn has been a deacon at World Harvest Church since 2004, serving in ministry, and has acted as a steward of a 5-fold ministry with Carolyn's Indwelling Spirit Ministries since September 1994, focusing on empowering individuals through faith. Carolyn’s goal is to win the lost at any cost and provide shepherding in service to achieve this aim. As an intercessor for 1K x 1K Prayer Ministries, Carolyn commits to praying for the righteous desires of others, aligning with biblical teachings. Carolyn previously worked at Nationwide Insurance from September 1999 to April 2002 as a technical analyst after a comprehensive 17-year career within the company, holding various roles in commercial products and customer service. Educationally, Carolyn obtained a high school diploma with a focus on college preparatory studies and instrumental music from Groveport-Madison.
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World Harvest Church
World Harvest Church began as a backyard Bible study in 1977. Seventeen people attended. Nobody there thought it was going to be a church. But after a few meetings, the idea of something more permanent took hold. The group rented facilities in the area for weekly meetings, and eventually constructed a building on Wright Road just outside Pickerington. The church kept growing, and eventually required a larger building on the same property. Finally, the church – then known as Word of Life – purchased property on Gender Road in southeast Franklin County, and built what is now WHC on what had been a corn field. When the new building was dedicated, the congregation was named World Harvest Church in honor of Dr. Lester Sumrall, who had befriended Pastor Rod Parsley some years earlier and had become the young pastor’s mentor. The Columbus campus of World Harvest Church also houses Harvest Preparatory School, a K-12 educational institution, the operational offices of Breakthrough, Pastor Rod Parsley’s worldwide television program & six other national ministries. The Columbus campus is also the home of Valor Christian College's classrooms and dormitories. Today, more than 12,000 people in central Ohio will tell you World Harvest is their church home. At every WHC service you’ll find a family-friendly congregation of Spirit-filled believers in Jesus Christ, representing every age, ethnic group and walk of life. We hope that sounds like the kind of place you want to be. We invite you to join us in celebrating and worshipping our awesome God!