2025 UL Leadership
(From Top to Bottom, Left to Right): Joe Chung, Grant Choi, Sam Hong, Jane Hong, Serena Kim, Sara Park, Rheeno Kwak, Sung Eun Byun, David Kang
Welcoming & Prayer Team
David Kang
David is a dentist, which means he's an excellent conversationalist and also has a great smile. Despite being well-traveled and a dessert lover, he is better known for his gift of empathy, sandpaper-dry wit, and penchant for personality quizzes (INFP). His passion for God is shown in how he interacts with others, whether it's for the first or hundredth time. He's now serving as a leader on the In & Out team and helps with making everyone and anyone feel welcome to UnitedLife.
Written by Jane Hong
Sara Park
Sara is a leader who strives to foster Christ-centered relationships, inside and outside of our church’s walls. You can find her greeting the congregation on any given Sunday afternoon with a bright attitude and lots of excitement! Sara also has a big heart for missions, having been to several trips to the same missions field in Mexico. Sara currently serves on the In & Out team.
Written by Chong Byun
Praise Team / AV
Grant Choi
“A man after God’s own heart!” As one of our oldest members (not by age) who has been through the entire history of UL ministry, Grant brings his musical gifts and talents (and the sweetest smile) to lead God’s people into spirit-filled worship every Sunday. Here are some words to describe Grant: watchmaker, firm believer, tall, high maintenance, reliable and responsible, good-looking, faithful, witty, and… a picky eater.
Written by Pastor John Park
Jane Hong
Jane is:
Just call her a loyal and reliable friend
Avid boba lover
Naturally talented tennis player
Eager to hang!!
Catch her in the AV Booth on Sundays!
Written by Sara Park
Youth
Rheeno Kwak
Rheeno is a passionate youth student teacher both in and out of church - probably because he is basically a child himself! Catch him running long distance races (Heb 12:1 amen!) and making açaí bowls with no açaí in them (are they even açaí bowls?). If you’re looking for a good story - ask him what happened to his fingertips!
Written by Christine Kim