Asia Harvesters College and Seminary  

Asia Harvesters College and Seminary (AHCS) is a private higher educational institution in Don Antonio Heights, Quezon City. The school was initiated by Rev. Gwan-Hyung Kim, a Korean missionary. Together with other priests and a lay person, it was established in 2005 at the Manila EunKwang Korean Presbyterian Church. Since its foundation, it has produced more than 300 graduates.

AHCS normally holds classes thrice a week and at present caters to about 180-200 students. It provides certificate, bachelor's degree, master's degree, and doctorate programs. For those who are interested in taking short-term courses, the school's Certificate in Pastoral Studies and in Christian Education studies take about year to finish. On the other hand, a CHED-recognized AB in Theology course is available for those who want to earn their bachelor's degree. Additionally, graduate and post-graduate programs in Biblical Studies, in Divinity, and in Ministry are offered for those who wish to pursue further studies after getting a college degree.