Harvest Bible Chapel is a non-denominational evangelical Christian megachurch founded in 1988 in Rolling Meadows, Illinois. The church began with 18 people meeting in a local high school and grew to become a multi-site church organization with several campuses across the Chicago metropolitan area. The church is known for its emphasis on biblical teaching, worship, and discipleship. Throughout its history, Harvest Bible Chapel has been influential in church planting, establishing the Harvest Bible Fellowship in 2002, which helped plant numerous churches across North America and internationally. The fellowship was disbanded in 2017. The church operates Harvest Christian Academy, a private K-12 school, and has maintained an active global missions program. The church experienced significant organizational changes in 2019 following leadership transitions and internal restructuring. Harvest Bible Chapel continues to operate with a focus on expository preaching, contemporary worship, and small group ministries. The church’s governance structure includes a board of elders and follows a biblical model of church leadership. Their ministries include children’s and youth programs, adult Bible studies, counseling services, and community outreach initiatives. The church maintains an active online presence through livestreamed services and digital ministry resources.