History
God has truly blessed our church throughout its history, beginning in 1902, when visionaries of the Westminster Presbyterian and Methodist Evangelical Churches responded obediently to God's calling to minister to young bachelors from Japan who labored in the celery fields of what is now Huntington Beach.

In 1910, the people of the mission recognized the need to further expand the ministry by building a Wintersburg Mission facility on an acre of land in Huntington Beach, which was faithfully donated by Mr. C. M. Furuta. Although they faced difficult economic conditions, other early pioneers of the church made great sacrifices to contribute to this building project.

With God's blessing on the mission work, Wintersburg eventually gained church status and was organized in 1930 as the Japanese Presbyterian Church of Wintersburg.

In 1965, the congregation took a major step of faith when it decided to relocate to its current location on Fairview Street in Garden Grove (now part of Santa Ana). Since 1965 we have expanded our facilities several times to accommodate the needs of our congregation. Today it has grown in attendance to over 500 members and continues to teach the good news of Jesus Christ to mainly English-speaking Asian and Japanese-speaking people in the community.