Everyone remembers their first ministry call. For those privileged enough to have experienced it at a Korean immigrant church, a roadmap would have been very helpful. Daniel Jung provides such a guide from his liminal time as an EM pastor (jundosanim).

KALI at GA has been getting bigger and better every year while maintaining our core mission: to promote fellowship, encourage ministers, provide leadership training, and to equip ministers for church planting and revitalization. Daniel Jung highlights how we do this at GA through the strength of our relationships with Jesus Christ and with one another.

A two-part essay written by Moses Y. Lee that was originally published in October 2022 on the Semper Ref blog. It has been edited and combined as one post, published here with permission from the author

KALI Director of Partnerships and Development, Dr. Alexander Jun, writes a praise of thanksgiving for God’s faithfulness to his family and an encouragement for all parents who are trying to model gospel parenting to their children.

KALI Director of Partnerships and Development, Dr. Alexander Jun, writes about the necessity to tell our stories, and keep telling our diasporan stories for future generations of Korean American Christians and beyond.

Pastor Owen Lee, KALI Executive Director, shares his reflections from his time at the 4th Lausanne Congress, which took place in September 2024 in Seoul, Korea.

Pastor Daniel Jung reviews the Netflix show, Culinary Class Wars, and how it provides insight on how Korean Americans may find a sense of permanence and how God fulfills our continual longing for home.

This is the fourth installment of a series of reflections from the 51st PCA General Assembly 2024. Our goal is to serve the greater PCA by highlighting our stories and by platforming the abundance of talent we have among the KALI community. In this reflection, Paul Han (TE - Heritage Presbytery) and Yina Han (Counseling Fellow - Anchored Hope) share their thoughts from their time in Richmond, VA, specifically focusing on their experiences of Thursday Night’s bilingual worship service and the General Assembly’s floor business.

This is the third installment of a series of reflections from the 51st PCA General Assembly 2024. Our goal is to serve the greater PCA by highlighting our stories and by platforming the abundance of talent we have among the KALI community. In this reflection, Christopher Y. Kim (TE - Korean Southwest Orange County) shares his thoughts and experiences from his time in Richmond, VA.

This is the second installment of a series of reflections from the 51st PCA General Assembly 2024. Our goal is to serve the greater PCA by highlighting our stories and by platforming the abundance of talent we have among the KALI community. In this reflection, Daniel Jung (TE - Korean Northwest Presbytery) shares his thoughts and experiences from his time in Richmond, VA.

KALI Presents: General Assembly 2024 Reflections