Summer 2026 Quarter Classes
Habits of the Household
Led by Philip & Jennifer Chii, Kelvin & Leslie Chong, John & Kelly Ma, Akhil & Michelle Shenoy, William & Emily Chan
Room 115
A practical guide for parents on how to transform daily, mundane family routines—like waking up, eating, playing, and going to sleep—into meaningful Christian spiritual practices. The book emphasizes that ordinary habits shape a home's culture, offering tools to reduce parenting stress and foster stronger family connections.
Old Testament Survey (Part 1 of 6)
Led by James Gao, Bill Huang, Pastor Henry Ow, Sean Qiu, and Nathan Leu
Trailer 411
In the 2-year Old Testament Survey track, we will go through the 39 books of the OT by providing a high level overview of each book and its main ideas/themes. The OT helps us understand God's character and is the foundation for the New Testament. Through the OT, we also learn of God's promises and how they point to Jesus. This 12-week fall quarter, we'll journey through the Pentateuch (Gen thru Deuteronomy), which serve as the foundation for God's covenant with Israel. The format of the class will be a blend of lecture, videos, discussion, and sharing. We hope you can join us!
Faithful with Much: Managing God’s Money across Every Generation during the Great Wealth Transfer
Led by Eugene Leong, Pastor Fred Tow, Paul Fong, and Karen Ho
Room 113
The largest wealth transfer in human history is underway. Baby Boomers are passing trillions to Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z — and most Christian families are unprepared for what that means spiritually. The Bible and Jesus teach extensively about money. Psalm 24:1 settles the ownership question. 1 Corinthians 4:2 defines our role. Matthew 6:21 reveals the real stakes: our money reveals our hearts.
This class meets every generation where they are — Boomers stewarding a lifetime of accumulated wealth, Gen X navigating the sandwich years, Millennials wrestling with debt and inheritance, Gen Z forming financial habits before the money arrives — and applies biblical wisdom to each. What does the Bible teach about giving (tithe, proportion, sacrifice, and attitude), greed, practical financial planning, estate strategy, and the urgent work of raising the next generation to handle wealth with open hands? All ages. All wealth levels. One calling: be found faithful.
Systematic Theology Survey (Part 1 of 3)
Led by Pastor Jason Tarn, Melvin Huang, Brian Ng, and Samuel Huang
Room 210
This survey course will provide you with a strong theological foundation for Christian life and ministry. We will explore key doctrines across the spectrum of systematic theology. In Part 1, we will explore the doctrines of Scripture, the nature and attributes of God, providence, and creation.
Summer 2026 Quarter Classes
Habits of the Household
Led by Philip & Jennifer Chii, Kelvin & Leslie Chong, John & Kelly Ma, Akhil & Michelle Shenoy, William & Emily Chan
Room 115
A practical guide for parents on how to transform daily, mundane family routines—like waking up, eating, playing, and going to sleep—into meaningful Christian spiritual practices. The book emphasizes that ordinary habits shape a home's culture, offering tools to reduce parenting stress and foster stronger family connections.
Old Testament Survey (Part 1 of 6)
Led by James Gao, Bill Huang, Pastor Henry Ow, Sean Qiu, and Nathan Leu
Trailer 411
In the 2-year Old Testament Survey track, we will go through the 39 books of the OT by providing a high level overview of each book and its main ideas/themes. The OT helps us understand God's character and is the foundation for the New Testament. Through the OT, we also learn of God's promises and how they point to Jesus. This 12-week fall quarter, we'll journey through the Pentateuch (Gen thru Deuteronomy), which serve as the foundation for God's covenant with Israel. The format of the class will be a blend of lecture, videos, discussion, and sharing. We hope you can join us!
Faithful with Much: Managing God’s Money across Every Generation during the Great Wealth Transfer
Led by Eugene Leong, Pastor Fred Tow, Paul Fong, and Karen Ho
Room 113
The largest wealth transfer in human history is underway. Baby Boomers are passing trillions to Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z — and most Christian families are unprepared for what that means spiritually. The Bible and Jesus teach extensively about money. Psalm 24:1 settles the ownership question. 1 Corinthians 4:2 defines our role. Matthew 6:21 reveals the real stakes: our money reveals our hearts.
This class meets every generation where they are — Boomers stewarding a lifetime of accumulated wealth, Gen X navigating the sandwich years, Millennials wrestling with debt and inheritance, Gen Z forming financial habits before the money arrives — and applies biblical wisdom to each. What does the Bible teach about giving (tithe, proportion, sacrifice, and attitude), greed, practical financial planning, estate strategy, and the urgent work of raising the next generation to handle wealth with open hands? All ages. All wealth levels. One calling: be found faithful.
Systematic Theology Survey (Part 1 of 3)
Led by Pastor Jason Tarn, Melvin Huang, Brian Ng, and Samuel Huang
Room 210
This survey course will provide you with a strong theological foundation for Christian life and ministry. We will explore key doctrines across the spectrum of systematic theology. In Part 1, we will explore the doctrines of Scripture, the nature and attributes of God, providence, and creation.
Summer 2026 Quarter Classes
Habits of the Household
Led by Philip & Jennifer Chii, Kelvin & Leslie Chong, John & Kelly Ma, Akhil & Michelle Shenoy, William & Emily Chan
Room 115
A practical guide for parents on how to transform daily, mundane family routines—like waking up, eating, playing, and going to sleep—into meaningful Christian spiritual practices. The book emphasizes that ordinary habits shape a home's culture, offering tools to reduce parenting stress and foster stronger family connections.
Old Testament Survey (Part 1 of 6)
Led by James Gao, Bill Huang, Pastor Henry Ow, Sean Qiu, and Nathan Leu
Trailer 411
In the 2-year Old Testament Survey track, we will go through the 39 books of the OT by providing a high level overview of each book and its main ideas/themes. The OT helps us understand God's character and is the foundation for the New Testament. Through the OT, we also learn of God's promises and how they point to Jesus. This 12-week fall quarter, we'll journey through the Pentateuch (Gen thru Deuteronomy), which serve as the foundation for God's covenant with Israel. The format of the class will be a blend of lecture, videos, discussion, and sharing. We hope you can join us!
Faithful with Much: Managing God’s Money across Every Generation during the Great Wealth Transfer
Led by Eugene Leong, Pastor Fred Tow, Paul Fong, and Karen Ho
Room 113
The largest wealth transfer in human history is underway. Baby Boomers are passing trillions to Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z — and most Christian families are unprepared for what that means spiritually. The Bible and Jesus teach extensively about money. Psalm 24:1 settles the ownership question. 1 Corinthians 4:2 defines our role. Matthew 6:21 reveals the real stakes: our money reveals our hearts.
This class meets every generation where they are — Boomers stewarding a lifetime of accumulated wealth, Gen X navigating the sandwich years, Millennials wrestling with debt and inheritance, Gen Z forming financial habits before the money arrives — and applies biblical wisdom to each. What does the Bible teach about giving (tithe, proportion, sacrifice, and attitude), greed, practical financial planning, estate strategy, and the urgent work of raising the next generation to handle wealth with open hands? All ages. All wealth levels. One calling: be found faithful.
Systematic Theology Survey (Part 1 of 3)
Led by Pastor Jason Tarn, Melvin Huang, Brian Ng, and Samuel Huang
Room 210
This survey course will provide you with a strong theological foundation for Christian life and ministry. We will explore key doctrines across the spectrum of systematic theology. In Part 1, we will explore the doctrines of Scripture, the nature and attributes of God, providence, and creation.
Habits of the Household
Led by Philip & Jennifer Chii, Kelvin & Leslie Chong, John & Kelly Ma, Akhil & Michelle Shenoy, William & Emily Chan
Room 115
A practical guide for parents on how to transform daily, mundane family routines—like waking up, eating, playing, and going to sleep—into meaningful Christian spiritual practices. The book emphasizes that ordinary habits shape a home's culture, offering tools to reduce parenting stress and foster stronger family connections.
Old Testament Survey (Part 1 of 6)
Led by James Gao, Bill Huang, Pastor Henry Ow, Sean Qiu, and Nathan Leu
Trailer 411
In the 2-year Old Testament Survey track, we will go through the 39 books of the OT by providing a high level overview of each book and its main ideas/themes. The OT helps us understand God's character and is the foundation for the New Testament. Through the OT, we also learn of God's promises and how they point to Jesus. This 12-week fall quarter, we'll journey through the Pentateuch (Gen thru Deuteronomy), which serve as the foundation for God's covenant with Israel. The format of the class will be a blend of lecture, videos, discussion, and sharing. We hope you can join us!
Faithful with Much: Managing God’s Money across Every Generation during the Great Wealth Transfer
Led by Eugene Leong, Pastor Fred Tow, Paul Fong, and Karen Ho
Room 113
The largest wealth transfer in human history is underway. Baby Boomers are passing trillions to Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z — and most Christian families are unprepared for what that means spiritually. The Bible and Jesus teach extensively about money. Psalm 24:1 settles the ownership question. 1 Corinthians 4:2 defines our role. Matthew 6:21 reveals the real stakes: our money reveals our hearts.
This class meets every generation where they are — Boomers stewarding a lifetime of accumulated wealth, Gen X navigating the sandwich years, Millennials wrestling with debt and inheritance, Gen Z forming financial habits before the money arrives — and applies biblical wisdom to each. What does the Bible teach about giving (tithe, proportion, sacrifice, and attitude), greed, practical financial planning, estate strategy, and the urgent work of raising the next generation to handle wealth with open hands? All ages. All wealth levels. One calling: be found faithful.
Systematic Theology Survey (Part 1 of 3)
Led by Pastor Jason Tarn, Melvin Huang, Brian Ng, and Samuel Huang
Room 210
This survey course will provide you with a strong theological foundation for Christian life and ministry. We will explore key doctrines across the spectrum of systematic theology. In Part 1, we will explore the doctrines of Scripture, the nature and attributes of God, providence, and creation.
Habits of the Household
Led by Philip & Jennifer Chii, Kelvin & Leslie Chong, John & Kelly Ma, Akhil & Michelle Shenoy, William & Emily Chan
Room 115
A practical guide for parents on how to transform daily, mundane family routines—like waking up, eating, playing, and going to sleep—into meaningful Christian spiritual practices. The book emphasizes that ordinary habits shape a home's culture, offering tools to reduce parenting stress and foster stronger family connections.
Old Testament Survey (Part 1 of 6)
Led by James Gao, Bill Huang, Pastor Henry Ow, Sean Qiu, and Nathan Leu
Trailer 411
In the 2-year Old Testament Survey track, we will go through the 39 books of the OT by providing a high level overview of each book and its main ideas/themes. The OT helps us understand God's character and is the foundation for the New Testament. Through the OT, we also learn of God's promises and how they point to Jesus. This 12-week fall quarter, we'll journey through the Pentateuch (Gen thru Deuteronomy), which serve as the foundation for God's covenant with Israel. The format of the class will be a blend of lecture, videos, discussion, and sharing. We hope you can join us!
Faithful with Much: Managing God’s Money across Every Generation during the Great Wealth Transfer
Led by Eugene Leong, Pastor Fred Tow, Paul Fong, and Karen Ho
Room 113
The largest wealth transfer in human history is underway. Baby Boomers are passing trillions to Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z — and most Christian families are unprepared for what that means spiritually. The Bible and Jesus teach extensively about money. Psalm 24:1 settles the ownership question. 1 Corinthians 4:2 defines our role. Matthew 6:21 reveals the real stakes: our money reveals our hearts.
This class meets every generation where they are — Boomers stewarding a lifetime of accumulated wealth, Gen X navigating the sandwich years, Millennials wrestling with debt and inheritance, Gen Z forming financial habits before the money arrives — and applies biblical wisdom to each. What does the Bible teach about giving (tithe, proportion, sacrifice, and attitude), greed, practical financial planning, estate strategy, and the urgent work of raising the next generation to handle wealth with open hands? All ages. All wealth levels. One calling: be found faithful.
Systematic Theology Survey (Part 1 of 3)
Led by Pastor Jason Tarn, Melvin Huang, Brian Ng, and Samuel Huang
Room 210
This survey course will provide you with a strong theological foundation for Christian life and ministry. We will explore key doctrines across the spectrum of systematic theology. In Part 1, we will explore the doctrines of Scripture, the nature and attributes of God, providence, and creation.
Summer 2026 Quarter Classes
Habits of the Household
Led by Philip & Jennifer Chii, Kelvin & Leslie Chong, John & Kelly Ma, Akhil & Michelle Shenoy, William & Emily Chan
Room 115
A practical guide for parents on how to transform daily, mundane family routines—like waking up, eating, playing, and going to sleep—into meaningful Christian spiritual practices. The book emphasizes that ordinary habits shape a home's culture, offering tools to reduce parenting stress and foster stronger family connections.
Old Testament Survey (Part 1 of 6)
Led by James Gao, Bill Huang, Pastor Henry Ow, Sean Qiu, and Nathan Leu
Trailer 411
In the 2-year Old Testament Survey track, we will go through the 39 books of the OT by providing a high level overview of each book and its main ideas/themes. The OT helps us understand God's character and is the foundation for the New Testament. Through the OT, we also learn of God's promises and how they point to Jesus. This 12-week fall quarter, we'll journey through the Pentateuch (Gen thru Deuteronomy), which serve as the foundation for God's covenant with Israel. The format of the class will be a blend of lecture, videos, discussion, and sharing. We hope you can join us!
Faithful with Much: Managing God’s Money across Every Generation during the Great Wealth Transfer
Led by Eugene Leong, Pastor Fred Tow, Paul Fong, and Karen Ho
Room 113
The largest wealth transfer in human history is underway. Baby Boomers are passing trillions to Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z — and most Christian families are unprepared for what that means spiritually. The Bible and Jesus teach extensively about money. Psalm 24:1 settles the ownership question. 1 Corinthians 4:2 defines our role. Matthew 6:21 reveals the real stakes: our money reveals our hearts.
This class meets every generation where they are — Boomers stewarding a lifetime of accumulated wealth, Gen X navigating the sandwich years, Millennials wrestling with debt and inheritance, Gen Z forming financial habits before the money arrives — and applies biblical wisdom to each. What does the Bible teach about giving (tithe, proportion, sacrifice, and attitude), greed, practical financial planning, estate strategy, and the urgent work of raising the next generation to handle wealth with open hands? All ages. All wealth levels. One calling: be found faithful.
Systematic Theology Survey (Part 1 of 3)
Led by Pastor Jason Tarn, Melvin Huang, Brian Ng, and Samuel Huang
Room 210
This survey course will provide you with a strong theological foundation for Christian life and ministry. We will explore key doctrines across the spectrum of systematic theology. In Part 1, we will explore the doctrines of Scripture, the nature and attributes of God, providence, and creation.
Summer 2026 Quarter Classes
Habits of the Household
Led by Philip & Jennifer Chii, Kelvin & Leslie Chong, John & Kelly Ma, Akhil & Michelle Shenoy, William & Emily Chan
Room 115
A practical guide for parents on how to transform daily, mundane family routines—like waking up, eating, playing, and going to sleep—into meaningful Christian spiritual practices. The book emphasizes that ordinary habits shape a home's culture, offering tools to reduce parenting stress and foster stronger family connections.
Old Testament Survey (Part 1 of 6)
Led by James Gao, Bill Huang, Pastor Henry Ow, Sean Qiu, and Nathan Leu
Trailer 411
In the 2-year Old Testament Survey track, we will go through the 39 books of the OT by providing a high level overview of each book and its main ideas/themes. The OT helps us understand God's character and is the foundation for the New Testament. Through the OT, we also learn of God's promises and how they point to Jesus. This 12-week fall quarter, we'll journey through the Pentateuch (Gen thru Deuteronomy), which serve as the foundation for God's covenant with Israel. The format of the class will be a blend of lecture, videos, discussion, and sharing. We hope you can join us!
Faithful with Much: Managing God’s Money across Every Generation during the Great Wealth Transfer
Led by Eugene Leong, Pastor Fred Tow, Paul Fong, and Karen Ho
Room 113
The largest wealth transfer in human history is underway. Baby Boomers are passing trillions to Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z — and most Christian families are unprepared for what that means spiritually. The Bible and Jesus teach extensively about money. Psalm 24:1 settles the ownership question. 1 Corinthians 4:2 defines our role. Matthew 6:21 reveals the real stakes: our money reveals our hearts.
This class meets every generation where they are — Boomers stewarding a lifetime of accumulated wealth, Gen X navigating the sandwich years, Millennials wrestling with debt and inheritance, Gen Z forming financial habits before the money arrives — and applies biblical wisdom to each. What does the Bible teach about giving (tithe, proportion, sacrifice, and attitude), greed, practical financial planning, estate strategy, and the urgent work of raising the next generation to handle wealth with open hands? All ages. All wealth levels. One calling: be found faithful.
Systematic Theology Survey (Part 1 of 3)
Led by Pastor Jason Tarn, Melvin Huang, Brian Ng, and Samuel Huang
Room 210
This survey course will provide you with a strong theological foundation for Christian life and ministry. We will explore key doctrines across the spectrum of systematic theology. In Part 1, we will explore the doctrines of Scripture, the nature and attributes of God, providence, and creation.
Habits of the Household
Led by Philip & Jennifer Chii, Kelvin & Leslie Chong, John & Kelly Ma, Akhil & Michelle Shenoy, William & Emily Chan
Room 115
A practical guide for parents on how to transform daily, mundane family routines—like waking up, eating, playing, and going to sleep—into meaningful Christian spiritual practices. The book emphasizes that ordinary habits shape a home's culture, offering tools to reduce parenting stress and foster stronger family connections.
Old Testament Survey (Part 1 of 6)
Led by James Gao, Bill Huang, Pastor Henry Ow, Sean Qiu, and Nathan Leu
Trailer 411
In the 2-year Old Testament Survey track, we will go through the 39 books of the OT by providing a high level overview of each book and its main ideas/themes. The OT helps us understand God's character and is the foundation for the New Testament. Through the OT, we also learn of God's promises and how they point to Jesus. This 12-week fall quarter, we'll journey through the Pentateuch (Gen thru Deuteronomy), which serve as the foundation for God's covenant with Israel. The format of the class will be a blend of lecture, videos, discussion, and sharing. We hope you can join us!
Faithful with Much: Managing God’s Money across Every Generation during the Great Wealth Transfer
Led by Eugene Leong, Pastor Fred Tow, Paul Fong, and Karen Ho
Room 113
The largest wealth transfer in human history is underway. Baby Boomers are passing trillions to Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z — and most Christian families are unprepared for what that means spiritually. The Bible and Jesus teach extensively about money. Psalm 24:1 settles the ownership question. 1 Corinthians 4:2 defines our role. Matthew 6:21 reveals the real stakes: our money reveals our hearts.
This class meets every generation where they are — Boomers stewarding a lifetime of accumulated wealth, Gen X navigating the sandwich years, Millennials wrestling with debt and inheritance, Gen Z forming financial habits before the money arrives — and applies biblical wisdom to each. What does the Bible teach about giving (tithe, proportion, sacrifice, and attitude), greed, practical financial planning, estate strategy, and the urgent work of raising the next generation to handle wealth with open hands? All ages. All wealth levels. One calling: be found faithful.
Systematic Theology Survey (Part 1 of 3)
Led by Pastor Jason Tarn, Melvin Huang, Brian Ng, and Samuel Huang
Room 210
This survey course will provide you with a strong theological foundation for Christian life and ministry. We will explore key doctrines across the spectrum of systematic theology. In Part 1, we will explore the doctrines of Scripture, the nature and attributes of God, providence, and creation.
Habits of the Household
Led by Philip & Jennifer Chii, Kelvin & Leslie Chong, John & Kelly Ma, Akhil & Michelle Shenoy, William & Emily Chan
Room 115
A practical guide for parents on how to transform daily, mundane family routines—like waking up, eating, playing, and going to sleep—into meaningful Christian spiritual practices. The book emphasizes that ordinary habits shape a home's culture, offering tools to reduce parenting stress and foster stronger family connections.
Old Testament Survey (Part 1 of 6)
Led by James Gao, Bill Huang, Pastor Henry Ow, Sean Qiu, and Nathan Leu
Trailer 411
In the 2-year Old Testament Survey track, we will go through the 39 books of the OT by providing a high level overview of each book and its main ideas/themes. The OT helps us understand God's character and is the foundation for the New Testament. Through the OT, we also learn of God's promises and how they point to Jesus. This 12-week fall quarter, we'll journey through the Pentateuch (Gen thru Deuteronomy), which serve as the foundation for God's covenant with Israel. The format of the class will be a blend of lecture, videos, discussion, and sharing. We hope you can join us!
Faithful with Much: Managing God’s Money across Every Generation during the Great Wealth Transfer
Led by Eugene Leong, Pastor Fred Tow, Paul Fong, and Karen Ho
Room 113
The largest wealth transfer in human history is underway. Baby Boomers are passing trillions to Gen X, Millennials, and Gen Z — and most Christian families are unprepared for what that means spiritually. The Bible and Jesus teach extensively about money. Psalm 24:1 settles the ownership question. 1 Corinthians 4:2 defines our role. Matthew 6:21 reveals the real stakes: our money reveals our hearts.
This class meets every generation where they are — Boomers stewarding a lifetime of accumulated wealth, Gen X navigating the sandwich years, Millennials wrestling with debt and inheritance, Gen Z forming financial habits before the money arrives — and applies biblical wisdom to each. What does the Bible teach about giving (tithe, proportion, sacrifice, and attitude), greed, practical financial planning, estate strategy, and the urgent work of raising the next generation to handle wealth with open hands? All ages. All wealth levels. One calling: be found faithful.
Systematic Theology Survey (Part 1 of 3)
Led by Pastor Jason Tarn, Melvin Huang, Brian Ng, and Samuel Huang
Room 210
This survey course will provide you with a strong theological foundation for Christian life and ministry. We will explore key doctrines across the spectrum of systematic theology. In Part 1, we will explore the doctrines of Scripture, the nature and attributes of God, providence, and creation.