Our Work

On May 16, 2026, the Global Mission Chamber Orchestra (GMCO) held its final concert of the season at the Orange County Rescue Mission (OCRM) as part of its ongoing commitment to community outreach through music. In addition to the performance, GMCO donated $1,000 to support OCRM’s efforts in providing essential services to individuals experiencing homelessness. After the concert, orchestra members distributed snacks and took time to connect with residents. Many attendees expressed their appreciation, sharing that the live music brought comfort and joy. The event served as a reminder of music’s ability to uplift, inspire, and foster connection within the community.This event reflected GMCO’s belief that music is not only a form of artistic expression, but also a powerful way to build bridges and bring hope to those in need.

On April 11, 2026, the Global Mission Chamber Orchestra (GMCO) collaborated with the Biola Symphony Orchestra for a special concert at Biola University’s Crowell Music Building, part of the 2025–2026 Conservatory of Music Concert Series. Conducted by Mr. Yoon Jae Park and Dr. Andrew Park, the performance featured distinguished guest violist Ken Aiso, whose artistry added depth and brilliance to the evening. The concert highlighted GMCO’s ongoing commitment to community engagement, showcasing how music can inspire, uplift, and connect audiences across all ages. By bringing together accomplished musicians, guest artists, and the wider community, GMCO continues to demonstrate that orchestral music is not only a form of artistic expression but also a powerful vehicle for outreach, joy, and shared human experience. 

On Saturday, December 20, 2025, the Global Mission Chamber Orchestra (GMCO), in collaboration with the Orange County Choral Academy, presented their highly anticipated holiday concert Venite Adoremus at Irvine Baptist Church. The concert brought together musicians and community members to celebrate the joy and spirit of the Christmas season through uplifting and beautifully performed seasonal music. Beyond the music itself, GMCO demonstrated its strong commitment to community service by donating $2,000 to a local senior center, supporting seniors and helping provide resources, comfort, and joy during the holidays. This event exemplified GMCO’s mission of using music not only as an art form but also as a powerful tool for connection, outreach, and service. By engaging directly with the community and contributing to local initiatives, GMCO continues to foster hope, strengthen bonds, and make a meaningful difference in people’s lives, reminding everyone of the profound ways music can inspire and uplift.