By Pastor Sunny Pearl was very angry, but Rev. Yoo remained calm. I had started the English Ministry at the Korean Presbyterian Church of Minnesota as a seminarian, but when I moved to Miami after graduation, the church could not find an English-speaking pastor. Without a full-time pastor, the ministry struggled and the church asked me to return. During my absence, few young adults from Los Angeles and Chicago joined the church and brought different ideas. They wanted to red

By Javier & Alba Sometimes, circumstances cause us to slow down long enough to realize that we are far more blessed than we thought. Proverbs 27:1 reminds us that we do not know what tomorrow will bring, and perhaps that is why there is something deeply spiritual about receiving today with gratitude for God’s mercies, which are new every morning. This week, during our Double Nutrition gathering, that truth became more than something to reflect on—it became something we could

By Pastor Sunny I was shocked. Maryan had the same look on her face. I had just finished preaching and was preparing to go home when one of the elders came out and told us, “They are voting right now.” Westminster Presbyterian Church in Duluth had been embroiled in a conflict and was having difficulty finding a pastor. The Presbytery Executive of the area asked me to meet with the church leadership and help understand what kind of pastor they should be looking for. Since I wa