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Mark Inafuku grew up in Waianae, attending this camp. Throughout his high school and college education, Mark spent his summers at several Christian camps in North Carolina, Northern California and here in Hawaii.
Mark is a CPA and audit principal at a local accounting firm in Honolulu. He was the youth leader at his local church until 2010 when he took the role of Director of Camp Kupono.
Mark and his wife Rebecca have two children, Caroline and Blake.
Mark is a CPA and audit principal at a local accounting firm in Honolulu. He was the youth leader at his local church until 2010 when he took the role of Director of Camp Kupono.
Mark and his wife Rebecca have two children, Caroline and Blake.
Program Director
Pastor Kevin Inafuku was born and raised in Waianae, HI. In 1995, God used circumstances and people to take him away to college in the mainland. God pursued his heart and has taken him on an incredible journey. After college, he travelled around the US and a number of other countries with the Steve Pettit Evangelistic Association for 3 years. While on this team, he was afforded many opportunities to further develop his gift of music as well as to minister to children and youth which prepared him for many of the areas in which he would serve at Harvest Ministries when he moved to Guam in 2003.
As Pastor Kevin continued to invest in the lives of the church families and their teens, high school students and their families, and the community of Guam, his burden to return to his home island in Hawaii to plant churches only increased. He pursued preparing for the next step towards the call God had placed on his life.
He married Misty in 2010, and God has given them 4 children - Mylia, Aryia, Misaki and Azaia. In 2017, they took the next step of faith and moved to Utah to work with Plant for the Gospel in gaining experience in church planting and revitalization in a predominantly Mormon area. Their goal was to get to Hawaii in 3-5 years, and God worked in a tremendous way to allow them to move there in the summer of 2020.
God has opened up many opportunities for the Gospel, including Kvein being the board chairman for Fellowship of Christian Athletes-Hawaii. Their desire is to see God grow a healthy church that would be a place where more healthy churches will be planted on Oahu and beyond.
As Pastor Kevin continued to invest in the lives of the church families and their teens, high school students and their families, and the community of Guam, his burden to return to his home island in Hawaii to plant churches only increased. He pursued preparing for the next step towards the call God had placed on his life.
He married Misty in 2010, and God has given them 4 children - Mylia, Aryia, Misaki and Azaia. In 2017, they took the next step of faith and moved to Utah to work with Plant for the Gospel in gaining experience in church planting and revitalization in a predominantly Mormon area. Their goal was to get to Hawaii in 3-5 years, and God worked in a tremendous way to allow them to move there in the summer of 2020.
God has opened up many opportunities for the Gospel, including Kvein being the board chairman for Fellowship of Christian Athletes-Hawaii. Their desire is to see God grow a healthy church that would be a place where more healthy churches will be planted on Oahu and beyond.
