KALI has been a space where I’ve felt seen and understood, reminding me that I’m not alone in ministry. The relationships I’ve formed there have encouraged and refreshed me. Grateful for KALI!

-Phillip Han (Under care - KSWOC)

I am so thankful for the ministry of KALI in the PCA and the leaders who have put so much time and effort and prayer to bless the Korean American brothers in our denomination…I feel like the change and focus to shore up relationships among brothers on a regional level through these regional retreats is nothing short of a movement of God. The fruit of these retreats will be felt for years to come not only in the lives of second generation pastors but in and among the churches that they are called and privileged to shepherd.

-TE Walter Lee (Clarksville, MD)

I appreciate KALI mainly because of the pastors themselves. They created an environment of acceptance, support, and even mutual sharpening. There’s no sense of competition among the brothers as well, which brought forth a genuine fellowship and an exciting picture of the Kingdom.

-TE Peter Whang (Rowland Heights, CA)

KALI is a great oasis for second generation Korean American pastors where they can share in sweet fellowship. The support I've received in the last year of being apart of this network has sustained and refreshed my soul.

-TE Jonathan Song (Columbia, MD)

As a Korean-American pastor in the PCA who currently serves in a non-Korean context, I’m continually aware of my status as a minority in the denomination and the various challenges that presents. KALI is a gift to individuals such as myself who need continual gospel reminders that I, too, am created in the image of God and that my ethnic identity is not something to be suppressed but to be celebrated. I’m thankful for both the encouragement and equipping that KALI provides not only through the various events they host throughout the country but also through its leadership. Thank you for pouring into me so that I might continue to pour into others for the sake of the gospel!

-TE Moses Park (Boston, MA)