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Rev. Dennis Kang
Lead Pastor
Dennis Kang has served as a minister in the Los Angeles area for ten
years. After receiving his call to ministry as a student at UCLA he
went on to earn a Masters degree at Westminster Seminary in
California. He was ordained as a minister in the KAPC in 2003. He has
a tremendous passion for missions and the expansion of God's kingdom.
He hopes that the church plant will be a way to raise up a new
generation of workers for the Kingdom. He is happily married to his
beautiful wife Nina. They live together in Downtown Los Angeles.
Contact: dennis@citylightchurch.org |
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Aaron Chung
Pastoral Assistant
Aaron Chung was raised in the NJ/NYC area. He graduated from Rutgers University in '01 and spent 1.5 years in China as a missionary after graduation. Upon his return to the States, he enrolled at Westminster Seminary California where he received his Master of Divinity in May 2007. In the future, Aaron plans to write his first book and to go overseas to train native pastors.
Contact: aaron@citylightchurch.org |
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Christina Mejia
Outreach Coordinator
Christina Mejia was born and raised in Long Island, NY. She attended Zion Bible College located in Barrington, RI where she finished a four year degree in Theology. Upon graduation Christina left the East Coast and interned at the Dream Center from 2005 to 2007 with a ministry called "Hope for Homeless Youth" where she met her future husband Paul. She is currently living in the South Bay with her husband and new son Kaleb. Her heart is to see LA changed by the love of God and His people.
Contact: christina@citylightchurch.org |
Affiliations
City Light is a church plant of the North America Presbytery. The NAP is a
presbytery within the KAPC which is comprised of hundreds of churches within North America.
Beliefs
City Light Church is Evangelical, Reformed and Presbyterian. We are evangelical, holding to the historic doctrines of the Apostle’s Creed. We are Reformed, holding to the historic truths set forth in the Westminster Confession. We are Presbyterian, believing that the church should be led by a plurality of elders.
City Light welcomes those who are unfamiliar with Christianity and the Reformed and Presbyterian faith. We want to empower people to ask questions and to gradually come to a greater understanding of faith and practice.
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