Pastor's Note

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A Word From the Pastor, Reverend, Daeil Min

Dear Church Family,

June is a season filled with growth.

We see it in the longer days, blooming gardens, and the joyful energy that comes with the beginning of summer. But we also see growth happening in the lives of people within our church family. On Education Sunday, we celebrate students, recognize graduates, honor teachers and volunteers, and give thanks for the many ways God continues to nurture people of all ages.

Growth rarely happens overnight. A garden does not bloom in a single day, and neither does faith. Every Bible lesson taught in Sunday school, every encouraging word shared with a young person, every scholarship given, every prayer offered for a child or student becomes a seed planted with love and hope.

This month, we especially celebrate our graduates as they step into new chapters of life. Graduation is more than receiving a diploma. It is a reminder that God continues to guide us into new beginnings. While the future may feel exciting, uncertain, or even overwhelming at times, we trust that God walks ahead of us and remains faithful through every season.

Education Sunday also reminds us that the church plays an important role in helping people grow. We are not simply spectators watching the next generation from a distance. We are part of the nurturing process. Through worship, learning, serving, generosity, and encouragement, we help create a community where people can discover their gifts and grow in faith.

I encourage you to join us for our Education Sunday worship service on June 14 as we celebrate our graduates, recognize scholarship recipients, and give thanks for our children and education ministries. It will be a joyful opportunity to celebrate God's work through the lives of our young people and those who faithfully nurture them.

As summer begins, may we continue planting seeds of kindness, wisdom, faith, and encouragement in one another's lives. And may we trust that God will continue bringing growth in ways both seen and unseen.

With joy and gratitude,
Rev. Dale Min, senior pastor