Winter 2025-2026 Quarter Classes
New Testament Survey (Part 2 of 3): Romans to 2 Thessalonians
Led by Pastor Henry Ow, James Gao, Paul Chung, Nathan Leu, and Bill Huang
Room 115
In the one-year New Testament Survey track, we will provide a high-level overview of the 27 books of the New Testament and study their main ideas and themes. This quarter, we will focus on several of the letters written by Paul, the books of Romans through 2 Thessalonians. In these books, Paul teaches us important truths of Christian theology and key aspects of the Christian life. Through presentations, group discussions, and application of the lessons, we will gain more knowledge of these books and grow in our walk with Jesus.
Christian Ethics (Part 2 of 3): Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience, Just War & Justified Violence, Race & Justice, Marketplace Ethics
Led by Michael Cao, Melvin Huang, Sam Huang, Akhil Shenoy, Pastor Jason Tarn, and Eric Wiest
Chapel
Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong from a biblical perspective. Ethical questions and dilemmas are among the thorniest and most complex moral issues that confront us today. Yet, as difficult as it may be, Christians need to address them by answering the questions: “What would Jesus do? What actions and attitudes would receive God’s approval? What factors or standards should we consider in making ethical decisions?”
Join us for the second of three quarters that will cover a wide range of ethical topics. For this winter, we will cover the following units:
• Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience (e.g., political activism (including Christian Nationalism), legislating morality, civil disobedience, immigration/refugees, etc.)
• Just War & Justified Violence (e.g., morality of violence, self-defense (gun rights), just war, etc.)
• Race & Justice (e.g., racism, slavery, racial justice/reconciliation, critical race theory, affirmative action etc.)
• Marketplace Ethics (e.g., capitalism, socialism, money, workplace ethics, gambling, etc.)
With emphasis on the Bible as our primary source and standard, but also incorporating other relevant materials, sources, and media, we seek to engage and equip attendees with a Christian framework for making ethical decisions with respect to these important subjects. We warmly invite you to join us in this challenging but worthy endeavor.
Finding Your PLACE, January 25 – February 22, 2026
Led by Dena Chuang and Sean Qiu
Room 113
We are offering a 5-week Sunday School class called "Finding Your PLACE". PLACE is an intentional process to help God’s people discover how He has uniquely created them so they can be and do what He created them for in life and ministry (Ephesians 2:10). PLACE is an acronym that stands for: Personality Discovery, Learning Spiritual Gifts, Abilities Awareness, Connecting Passion with Ministry, Experiences of Life. The class will run 1/25/26-2/22/26.
Winter 2025-2026 Quarter Classes
New Testament Survey (Part 2 of 3): Romans to 2 Thessalonians
Led by Pastor Henry Ow, James Gao, Paul Chung, Nathan Leu, and Bill Huang
Room 115
In the one-year New Testament Survey track, we will provide a high-level overview of the 27 books of the New Testament and study their main ideas and themes. This quarter, we will focus on several of the letters written by Paul, the books of Romans through 2 Thessalonians. In these books, Paul teaches us important truths of Christian theology and key aspects of the Christian life. Through presentations, group discussions, and application of the lessons, we will gain more knowledge of these books and grow in our walk with Jesus.
Christian Ethics (Part 2 of 3): Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience, Just War & Justified Violence, Race & Justice, Marketplace Ethics
Led by Michael Cao, Melvin Huang, Sam Huang, Akhil Shenoy, Pastor Jason Tarn, and Eric Wiest
Chapel
Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong from a biblical perspective. Ethical questions and dilemmas are among the thorniest and most complex moral issues that confront us today. Yet, as difficult as it may be, Christians need to address them by answering the questions: “What would Jesus do? What actions and attitudes would receive God’s approval? What factors or standards should we consider in making ethical decisions?”
Join us for the second of three quarters that will cover a wide range of ethical topics. For this winter, we will cover the following units:
• Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience (e.g., political activism (including Christian Nationalism), legislating morality, civil disobedience, immigration/refugees, etc.)
• Just War & Justified Violence (e.g., morality of violence, self-defense (gun rights), just war, etc.)
• Race & Justice (e.g., racism, slavery, racial justice/reconciliation, critical race theory, affirmative action etc.)
• Marketplace Ethics (e.g., capitalism, socialism, money, workplace ethics, gambling, etc.)
With emphasis on the Bible as our primary source and standard, but also incorporating other relevant materials, sources, and media, we seek to engage and equip attendees with a Christian framework for making ethical decisions with respect to these important subjects. We warmly invite you to join us in this challenging but worthy endeavor.
Finding Your PLACE, January 25 – February 22, 2026
Led by Dena Chuang and Sean Qiu
Room 113
We are offering a 5-week Sunday School class called "Finding Your PLACE". PLACE is an intentional process to help God’s people discover how He has uniquely created them so they can be and do what He created them for in life and ministry (Ephesians 2:10). PLACE is an acronym that stands for: Personality Discovery, Learning Spiritual Gifts, Abilities Awareness, Connecting Passion with Ministry, Experiences of Life. The class will run 1/25/26-2/22/26.
Winter 2025-2026 Quarter Classes
New Testament Survey (Part 2 of 3): Romans to 2 Thessalonians
Led by Pastor Henry Ow, James Gao, Paul Chung, Nathan Leu, and Bill Huang
Room 115
In the one-year New Testament Survey track, we will provide a high-level overview of the 27 books of the New Testament and study their main ideas and themes. This quarter, we will focus on several of the letters written by Paul, the books of Romans through 2 Thessalonians. In these books, Paul teaches us important truths of Christian theology and key aspects of the Christian life. Through presentations, group discussions, and application of the lessons, we will gain more knowledge of these books and grow in our walk with Jesus.
Christian Ethics (Part 2 of 3): Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience, Just War & Justified Violence, Race & Justice, Marketplace Ethics
Led by Michael Cao, Melvin Huang, Sam Huang, Akhil Shenoy, Pastor Jason Tarn, and Eric Wiest
Chapel
Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong from a biblical perspective. Ethical questions and dilemmas are among the thorniest and most complex moral issues that confront us today. Yet, as difficult as it may be, Christians need to address them by answering the questions: “What would Jesus do? What actions and attitudes would receive God’s approval? What factors or standards should we consider in making ethical decisions?”
Join us for the second of three quarters that will cover a wide range of ethical topics. For this winter, we will cover the following units:
• Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience (e.g., political activism (including Christian Nationalism), legislating morality, civil disobedience, immigration/refugees, etc.)
• Just War & Justified Violence (e.g., morality of violence, self-defense (gun rights), just war, etc.)
• Race & Justice (e.g., racism, slavery, racial justice/reconciliation, critical race theory, affirmative action etc.)
• Marketplace Ethics (e.g., capitalism, socialism, money, workplace ethics, gambling, etc.)
With emphasis on the Bible as our primary source and standard, but also incorporating other relevant materials, sources, and media, we seek to engage and equip attendees with a Christian framework for making ethical decisions with respect to these important subjects. We warmly invite you to join us in this challenging but worthy endeavor.
Finding Your PLACE, January 25 – February 22, 2026
Led by Dena Chuang and Sean Qiu
Room 113
We are offering a 5-week Sunday School class called "Finding Your PLACE". PLACE is an intentional process to help God’s people discover how He has uniquely created them so they can be and do what He created them for in life and ministry (Ephesians 2:10). PLACE is an acronym that stands for: Personality Discovery, Learning Spiritual Gifts, Abilities Awareness, Connecting Passion with Ministry, Experiences of Life. The class will run 1/25/26-2/22/26.
New Testament Survey (Part 2 of 3): Romans to 2 Thessalonians
Led by Pastor Henry Ow, James Gao, Paul Chung, Nathan Leu, and Bill Huang
Room 115
In the one-year New Testament Survey track, we will provide a high-level overview of the 27 books of the New Testament and study their main ideas and themes. This quarter, we will focus on several of the letters written by Paul, the books of Romans through 2 Thessalonians. In these books, Paul teaches us important truths of Christian theology and key aspects of the Christian life. Through presentations, group discussions, and application of the lessons, we will gain more knowledge of these books and grow in our walk with Jesus.
Christian Ethics (Part 2 of 3): Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience, Just War & Justified Violence, Race & Justice, Marketplace Ethics
Led by Michael Cao, Melvin Huang, Sam Huang, Akhil Shenoy, Pastor Jason Tarn, and Eric Wiest
Chapel
Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong from a biblical perspective. Ethical questions and dilemmas are among the thorniest and most complex moral issues that confront us today. Yet, as difficult as it may be, Christians need to address them by answering the questions: “What would Jesus do? What actions and attitudes would receive God’s approval? What factors or standards should we consider in making ethical decisions?”
Join us for the second of three quarters that will cover a wide range of ethical topics. For this winter, we will cover the following units:
• Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience (e.g., political activism (including Christian Nationalism), legislating morality, civil disobedience, immigration/refugees, etc.)
• Just War & Justified Violence (e.g., morality of violence, self-defense (gun rights), just war, etc.)
• Race & Justice (e.g., racism, slavery, racial justice/reconciliation, critical race theory, affirmative action etc.)
• Marketplace Ethics (e.g., capitalism, socialism, money, workplace ethics, gambling, etc.)
With emphasis on the Bible as our primary source and standard, but also incorporating other relevant materials, sources, and media, we seek to engage and equip attendees with a Christian framework for making ethical decisions with respect to these important subjects. We warmly invite you to join us in this challenging but worthy endeavor.
Finding Your PLACE, January 25 – February 22, 2026
Led by Dena Chuang and Sean Qiu
Room 113
We are offering a 5-week Sunday School class called "Finding Your PLACE". PLACE is an intentional process to help God’s people discover how He has uniquely created them so they can be and do what He created them for in life and ministry (Ephesians 2:10). PLACE is an acronym that stands for: Personality Discovery, Learning Spiritual Gifts, Abilities Awareness, Connecting Passion with Ministry, Experiences of Life. The class will run 1/25/26-2/22/26.
New Testament Survey (Part 2 of 3): Romans to 2 Thessalonians
Led by Pastor Henry Ow, James Gao, Paul Chung, Nathan Leu, and Bill Huang
Room 115
In the one-year New Testament Survey track, we will provide a high-level overview of the 27 books of the New Testament and study their main ideas and themes. This quarter, we will focus on several of the letters written by Paul, the books of Romans through 2 Thessalonians. In these books, Paul teaches us important truths of Christian theology and key aspects of the Christian life. Through presentations, group discussions, and application of the lessons, we will gain more knowledge of these books and grow in our walk with Jesus.
Christian Ethics (Part 2 of 3): Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience, Just War & Justified Violence, Race & Justice, Marketplace Ethics
Led by Michael Cao, Melvin Huang, Sam Huang, Akhil Shenoy, Pastor Jason Tarn, and Eric Wiest
Chapel
Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong from a biblical perspective. Ethical questions and dilemmas are among the thorniest and most complex moral issues that confront us today. Yet, as difficult as it may be, Christians need to address them by answering the questions: “What would Jesus do? What actions and attitudes would receive God’s approval? What factors or standards should we consider in making ethical decisions?”
Join us for the second of three quarters that will cover a wide range of ethical topics. For this winter, we will cover the following units:
• Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience (e.g., political activism (including Christian Nationalism), legislating morality, civil disobedience, immigration/refugees, etc.)
• Just War & Justified Violence (e.g., morality of violence, self-defense (gun rights), just war, etc.)
• Race & Justice (e.g., racism, slavery, racial justice/reconciliation, critical race theory, affirmative action etc.)
• Marketplace Ethics (e.g., capitalism, socialism, money, workplace ethics, gambling, etc.)
With emphasis on the Bible as our primary source and standard, but also incorporating other relevant materials, sources, and media, we seek to engage and equip attendees with a Christian framework for making ethical decisions with respect to these important subjects. We warmly invite you to join us in this challenging but worthy endeavor.
Finding Your PLACE, January 25 – February 22, 2026
Led by Dena Chuang and Sean Qiu
Room 113
We are offering a 5-week Sunday School class called "Finding Your PLACE". PLACE is an intentional process to help God’s people discover how He has uniquely created them so they can be and do what He created them for in life and ministry (Ephesians 2:10). PLACE is an acronym that stands for: Personality Discovery, Learning Spiritual Gifts, Abilities Awareness, Connecting Passion with Ministry, Experiences of Life. The class will run 1/25/26-2/22/26.
Winter 2025-2026 Quarter Classes
New Testament Survey (Part 2 of 3): Romans to 2 Thessalonians
Led by Pastor Henry Ow, James Gao, Paul Chung, Nathan Leu, and Bill Huang
Room 115
In the one-year New Testament Survey track, we will provide a high-level overview of the 27 books of the New Testament and study their main ideas and themes. This quarter, we will focus on several of the letters written by Paul, the books of Romans through 2 Thessalonians. In these books, Paul teaches us important truths of Christian theology and key aspects of the Christian life. Through presentations, group discussions, and application of the lessons, we will gain more knowledge of these books and grow in our walk with Jesus.
Christian Ethics (Part 2 of 3): Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience, Just War & Justified Violence, Race & Justice, Marketplace Ethics
Led by Michael Cao, Melvin Huang, Sam Huang, Akhil Shenoy, Pastor Jason Tarn, and Eric Wiest
Chapel
Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong from a biblical perspective. Ethical questions and dilemmas are among the thorniest and most complex moral issues that confront us today. Yet, as difficult as it may be, Christians need to address them by answering the questions: “What would Jesus do? What actions and attitudes would receive God’s approval? What factors or standards should we consider in making ethical decisions?”
Join us for the second of three quarters that will cover a wide range of ethical topics. For this winter, we will cover the following units:
• Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience (e.g., political activism (including Christian Nationalism), legislating morality, civil disobedience, immigration/refugees, etc.)
• Just War & Justified Violence (e.g., morality of violence, self-defense (gun rights), just war, etc.)
• Race & Justice (e.g., racism, slavery, racial justice/reconciliation, critical race theory, affirmative action etc.)
• Marketplace Ethics (e.g., capitalism, socialism, money, workplace ethics, gambling, etc.)
With emphasis on the Bible as our primary source and standard, but also incorporating other relevant materials, sources, and media, we seek to engage and equip attendees with a Christian framework for making ethical decisions with respect to these important subjects. We warmly invite you to join us in this challenging but worthy endeavor.
Finding Your PLACE, January 25 – February 22, 2026
Led by Dena Chuang and Sean Qiu
Room 113
We are offering a 5-week Sunday School class called "Finding Your PLACE". PLACE is an intentional process to help God’s people discover how He has uniquely created them so they can be and do what He created them for in life and ministry (Ephesians 2:10). PLACE is an acronym that stands for: Personality Discovery, Learning Spiritual Gifts, Abilities Awareness, Connecting Passion with Ministry, Experiences of Life. The class will run 1/25/26-2/22/26.
Winter 2025-2026 Quarter Classes
New Testament Survey (Part 2 of 3): Romans to 2 Thessalonians
Led by Pastor Henry Ow, James Gao, Paul Chung, Nathan Leu, and Bill Huang
Room 115
In the one-year New Testament Survey track, we will provide a high-level overview of the 27 books of the New Testament and study their main ideas and themes. This quarter, we will focus on several of the letters written by Paul, the books of Romans through 2 Thessalonians. In these books, Paul teaches us important truths of Christian theology and key aspects of the Christian life. Through presentations, group discussions, and application of the lessons, we will gain more knowledge of these books and grow in our walk with Jesus.
Christian Ethics (Part 2 of 3): Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience, Just War & Justified Violence, Race & Justice, Marketplace Ethics
Led by Michael Cao, Melvin Huang, Sam Huang, Akhil Shenoy, Pastor Jason Tarn, and Eric Wiest
Chapel
Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong from a biblical perspective. Ethical questions and dilemmas are among the thorniest and most complex moral issues that confront us today. Yet, as difficult as it may be, Christians need to address them by answering the questions: “What would Jesus do? What actions and attitudes would receive God’s approval? What factors or standards should we consider in making ethical decisions?”
Join us for the second of three quarters that will cover a wide range of ethical topics. For this winter, we will cover the following units:
• Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience (e.g., political activism (including Christian Nationalism), legislating morality, civil disobedience, immigration/refugees, etc.)
• Just War & Justified Violence (e.g., morality of violence, self-defense (gun rights), just war, etc.)
• Race & Justice (e.g., racism, slavery, racial justice/reconciliation, critical race theory, affirmative action etc.)
• Marketplace Ethics (e.g., capitalism, socialism, money, workplace ethics, gambling, etc.)
With emphasis on the Bible as our primary source and standard, but also incorporating other relevant materials, sources, and media, we seek to engage and equip attendees with a Christian framework for making ethical decisions with respect to these important subjects. We warmly invite you to join us in this challenging but worthy endeavor.
Finding Your PLACE, January 25 – February 22, 2026
Led by Dena Chuang and Sean Qiu
Room 113
We are offering a 5-week Sunday School class called "Finding Your PLACE". PLACE is an intentional process to help God’s people discover how He has uniquely created them so they can be and do what He created them for in life and ministry (Ephesians 2:10). PLACE is an acronym that stands for: Personality Discovery, Learning Spiritual Gifts, Abilities Awareness, Connecting Passion with Ministry, Experiences of Life. The class will run 1/25/26-2/22/26.
New Testament Survey (Part 2 of 3): Romans to 2 Thessalonians
Led by Pastor Henry Ow, James Gao, Paul Chung, Nathan Leu, and Bill Huang
Room 115
In the one-year New Testament Survey track, we will provide a high-level overview of the 27 books of the New Testament and study their main ideas and themes. This quarter, we will focus on several of the letters written by Paul, the books of Romans through 2 Thessalonians. In these books, Paul teaches us important truths of Christian theology and key aspects of the Christian life. Through presentations, group discussions, and application of the lessons, we will gain more knowledge of these books and grow in our walk with Jesus.
Christian Ethics (Part 2 of 3): Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience, Just War & Justified Violence, Race & Justice, Marketplace Ethics
Led by Michael Cao, Melvin Huang, Sam Huang, Akhil Shenoy, Pastor Jason Tarn, and Eric Wiest
Chapel
Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong from a biblical perspective. Ethical questions and dilemmas are among the thorniest and most complex moral issues that confront us today. Yet, as difficult as it may be, Christians need to address them by answering the questions: “What would Jesus do? What actions and attitudes would receive God’s approval? What factors or standards should we consider in making ethical decisions?”
Join us for the second of three quarters that will cover a wide range of ethical topics. For this winter, we will cover the following units:
• Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience (e.g., political activism (including Christian Nationalism), legislating morality, civil disobedience, immigration/refugees, etc.)
• Just War & Justified Violence (e.g., morality of violence, self-defense (gun rights), just war, etc.)
• Race & Justice (e.g., racism, slavery, racial justice/reconciliation, critical race theory, affirmative action etc.)
• Marketplace Ethics (e.g., capitalism, socialism, money, workplace ethics, gambling, etc.)
With emphasis on the Bible as our primary source and standard, but also incorporating other relevant materials, sources, and media, we seek to engage and equip attendees with a Christian framework for making ethical decisions with respect to these important subjects. We warmly invite you to join us in this challenging but worthy endeavor.
Finding Your PLACE, January 25 – February 22, 2026
Led by Dena Chuang and Sean Qiu
Room 113
We are offering a 5-week Sunday School class called "Finding Your PLACE". PLACE is an intentional process to help God’s people discover how He has uniquely created them so they can be and do what He created them for in life and ministry (Ephesians 2:10). PLACE is an acronym that stands for: Personality Discovery, Learning Spiritual Gifts, Abilities Awareness, Connecting Passion with Ministry, Experiences of Life. The class will run 1/25/26-2/22/26.
New Testament Survey (Part 2 of 3): Romans to 2 Thessalonians
Led by Pastor Henry Ow, James Gao, Paul Chung, Nathan Leu, and Bill Huang
Room 115
In the one-year New Testament Survey track, we will provide a high-level overview of the 27 books of the New Testament and study their main ideas and themes. This quarter, we will focus on several of the letters written by Paul, the books of Romans through 2 Thessalonians. In these books, Paul teaches us important truths of Christian theology and key aspects of the Christian life. Through presentations, group discussions, and application of the lessons, we will gain more knowledge of these books and grow in our walk with Jesus.
Christian Ethics (Part 2 of 3): Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience, Just War & Justified Violence, Race & Justice, Marketplace Ethics
Led by Michael Cao, Melvin Huang, Sam Huang, Akhil Shenoy, Pastor Jason Tarn, and Eric Wiest
Chapel
Christian ethics studies what is right and wrong from a biblical perspective. Ethical questions and dilemmas are among the thorniest and most complex moral issues that confront us today. Yet, as difficult as it may be, Christians need to address them by answering the questions: “What would Jesus do? What actions and attitudes would receive God’s approval? What factors or standards should we consider in making ethical decisions?”
Join us for the second of three quarters that will cover a wide range of ethical topics. For this winter, we will cover the following units:
• Civic Duty & Civil Disobedience (e.g., political activism (including Christian Nationalism), legislating morality, civil disobedience, immigration/refugees, etc.)
• Just War & Justified Violence (e.g., morality of violence, self-defense (gun rights), just war, etc.)
• Race & Justice (e.g., racism, slavery, racial justice/reconciliation, critical race theory, affirmative action etc.)
• Marketplace Ethics (e.g., capitalism, socialism, money, workplace ethics, gambling, etc.)
With emphasis on the Bible as our primary source and standard, but also incorporating other relevant materials, sources, and media, we seek to engage and equip attendees with a Christian framework for making ethical decisions with respect to these important subjects. We warmly invite you to join us in this challenging but worthy endeavor.
Finding Your PLACE, January 25 – February 22, 2026
Led by Dena Chuang and Sean Qiu
Room 113
We are offering a 5-week Sunday School class called "Finding Your PLACE". PLACE is an intentional process to help God’s people discover how He has uniquely created them so they can be and do what He created them for in life and ministry (Ephesians 2:10). PLACE is an acronym that stands for: Personality Discovery, Learning Spiritual Gifts, Abilities Awareness, Connecting Passion with Ministry, Experiences of Life. The class will run 1/25/26-2/22/26.