His Royal Majesty King Edmund and Her Royal Majesty Queen Pearl are at the Conner Stone of Harvest Christian University Royal School. Their very strong belief in education and knowing played a major role in the building of the university forming its academic standards and learning. With vigor and relent they worked tirelessly on certifications, accreditation, Relationships, partnerships and acumen that formed bonds all over the world. It was their great devotion of faith in God that help shape " Harvest Christian University. We are grateful for their contributions even their willingness to give freely the last full measure.
Pearl Means was a foundational figure in establishing Harvest Christian University, where she made lasting contributions to education through her groundbreaking PEARL Project Framework. This framework fosters student-centered, experiential learning by guiding students to Prepare, Engage and Add Value, Reflect, and Leverage their experiences, thereby developing essential 21st-century skills and competencies. At Harvest Christian University, her vision helped integrate rigorous academic learning with Christian faith and leadership development, aligning with the university’s mission to prepare students for real-world challenges through a holistic, faith-informed approach.
She played a key role in mentoring faculty and promoting innovative curricula that emphasize authentic engagement and spiritual growth, helping to shape a transformational educational environment. Her work bridged academic excellence with spiritual formation, supporting the university’s goal of developing servant leaders grounded in Christian principles.
Dr. Pearl Means was honored to be the wife of HRM King Edmund Keli Paki Silva, HRM Queen Pearl Daniel-Silva. Her life's work beside her King is a testament to her esteemed status and leadership within both the university community and her broader cultural and spiritual spheres. Her profound legacy at Harvest Christian University continues to inspire faith-driven, academically robust education and leadership development.