Harrison Mungal is a speaker, mentor, author, and educator committed to helping individuals, leaders, families, and communities grow in emotional wellness, resilience, purpose, and hope. Through public speaking, mentorship, media, and practical teaching, Harrison shares messages that inspire transformation, leadership, and personal growth.
His work focuses on equipping people with insight, encouragement, and practical tools for life, relationships, mental wellness, and purpose.
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Mission in Croatia
From 1994 to 1997, during a time of war and unrest, Harrison and his family served as missionaries in Split, Croatia.
With three young children all under the age of three, Harrison and his wife Kathleen stepped into a region deeply impacted by conflict. During this time, they were actively involved in:
Humanitarian outreach
Social and community support
Church planting and pastoral leadership
It was in this season that a deep love and compassion for people was formed—especially for those facing trauma, loss, and uncertainty.
However, this time was also marked by profound loss.
Harrison’s closest friend—someone he described as a brother and ministry partner—was tragically killed during their time there. This loss deeply impacted Harrison and his family, ultimately leading them to return to Canada.
It took over 26 years for Harrison to fully process and come to terms with the death of his friend, Tihomir.
That moment of loss became a turning point.
It was through this experience that Harrison felt a strong calling to pursue a deeper understanding of human pain, trauma, and healing—leading him into the fields of mental health, psychology, and psychotherapy.
What began as grief became purpose.
A Life That Crosses Borders
Harrison’s passion has taken him to over 52 nations around the world.
What began at the age of 17—his first speaking engagement at a local church—quickly grew into a global platform. As his experience in spirituality, mental health, and leadership expanded, so did the demand for his voice.
He has travelled extensively across:
North America
South America
Europe
Asia
The Caribbean
His global work includes:
Speaking at conferences and leadership events
Training professionals and community leaders
Supporting humanitarian and outreach initiatives
Mentoring individuals and families
Every nation, every culture, and every community has shaped his perspective—allowing him to speak with both cultural awareness and authenticity.
Building People, Families, and Communities
Harrison and his wife Kathleen have been in ministry for decades, serving as pastors, leaders, and mentors.
Together they have:
Pastored in 4 churches
Planted 2 churches
Led a Bible college (Metro Bible College) for 10 years
Their leadership has contributed to church growth from small groups of 25 people to thriving communities of over 1,500 within just a few years.
For the past 20 years, they have been active leaders at Hope City Church in Brampton, where they are recognized for their work with couples and families.
Their ministry extends globally, with missionary work in:
Cuba
Honduras
Peru
Nicaragua
Panama
Dominican Republic
Haiti
India
Harrison’s passion for missions continues today. He believes every life has value, and this belief fuels his ongoing commitment to serve and support people across the world.
Through this journey, he has become a mentor to many—especially couples and young men—helping them grow in leadership, faith, and purpose.
He also leads a mentorship initiative known as:
The Shadrachs, Meshachs, and Abednegos
—focused on developing strong, principled, and purpose-driven men.
Mental Health, Psychology & Human Development
With over two decades of professional experience, Harrison has made a significant impact in the fields of mental health and psychiatry.
He has worked with diverse populations including:
Youth and adult offenders
Individuals with acquired brain injuries
Refugees and war-affected populations
Individuals in crisis
Families and couples
His work includes collaboration with:
Police services
Hospitals
Community agencies
Inpatient mental health settings
Harrison’s therapeutic approach integrates evidence-based practices including:
Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT)
Cognitive Processing Therapy (CPT)
Dialectical Behavioural Therapy (DBT)
Thought Developmental Practice (TDP)
Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT)
His approach is both practical and compassionate—helping individuals understand their challenges while equipping them with tools for growth and healing.
A Voice That Reaches Leaders and Nations
Harrison’s work in mental health, leadership, and human development has opened doors to speak in influential spaces.
He has been invited to:
Government settings
Public sector organizations
Healthcare environments
Conferences and leadership platforms
He has had the honour of engaging with:
Government officials
Community leaders
Influential speakers and public figures
His work has led him to speak within:
Police services
Hospitals and medical teams
Mental health organizations
EMS and first responders
Social work and psychology communities
Local and regional government sectors
He has also appeared on national and international media platforms including:
100 Huntley Street
The 700 Club Canada
HSBN (USA), where he hosts a weekly 30-minute program
His ability to combine insight, experience, and authenticity makes him a sought-after voice in both professional and public spaces.
Recognized for Leadership and Impact
Harrison has received numerous recognitions and acknowledgements from:
Mayors
Police services
Government officials
Community leaders
In 1991, he was awarded a leadership award that provided him with the opportunity to attend St. Bonaventure University, fully funded, to further develop his leadership and entrepreneurial skills.
His work continues to be recognized for its impact, integrity, and commitment to people.
t the core of Harrison’s journey is a simple but powerful belief:
Every person matters.
From war zones to conference stages, from counselling rooms to global missions, his life has been dedicated to helping people find healing, strength, and purpose.
His mission continues—to reach, to teach, and to transform lives across the world.
Inspirational Engagements
Harrison Mungal has been influencing individuals, couples and families around the globe. Sponsoring groups from all ages, assisting in missions, and touching the lives from every walk of life. He reaches those in the professional world to those living in poverty and are less fortunate.
Nicaragua – Led a team of 125 people (medical, education and humanitarian team)
Dominican Republic – Led a team of 77 people in the Dominican Republic (medical team, humanitarian aid – building homes, give away 10,000 pairs of shoes)
Cuba – Sponsored 250 youth and young adults providing food, transportation and a full day workshop on relationships, mental health and addiction issues.
Sponsored 110 doctors – workshop on CBT, Mental Health and it’s effects and coping strategies.
Cuba – Sponsored 315 youth and young adults providing food, transportation and a full day workshop on Emotional First Aid.
Visited the psychiatrist units at Hospitals and gave away $5000.00 worth of medications. Gave away clothes to the maternity unit.
Australia – exploring mental health and it’s system.
Honduras – Worked with 1Nation1Day. Gave away over 10,000 pairs of shoes, and food to elementary and high school students. Dinner with mayors/governors from locate cities/towns. Worked with then police and implemented the concept of reducing crime.
Haiti – led a medical team
Jamaica and St. Vincent – Humanitarian aid, conducted mental health workshops at psychiatrist units in both countries.
Peru-training for leaders on practical community supports. Emotional first Aid, Substance Abuse and addictions.
Some countries visited for humanitarian aid, leadership/mentorship training/working with those addicted to illicit drugs/workshops and semi, Trinidad.