At KNU International English Church, our church board is called the Advisory Council. Down through the years, this rotating group of leaders has joined hands with me in leading our church. Together, we have put our ears to the wind to see how God is leading us.
This year, God has blessed us with our strongest Advisory Council ever. 75% of this group has served on the Advisory Council in previous years, and they are well equipped to guide our church through this time of transition.
This past Sunday, I delivered my official letter of resignation to the Advisory Council. I hope it will help you see why I love them.
This year, God has blessed us with our strongest Advisory Council ever. 75% of this group has served on the Advisory Council in previous years, and they are well equipped to guide our church through this time of transition.
This past Sunday, I delivered my official letter of resignation to the Advisory Council. I hope it will help you see why I love them.
Dear Advisory Council,
Now, with a heart full of both sadness and anticipation, the time has come for me to submit my official resignation as lead pastor of KNU International English Church, effective February 28. I have spent 25% of my life in Korea, 75% of my adult working life, and 100% of my full-time ministry as a pastor.
This is my last opportunity to address you as the elected leaders of our church, so I want to leave with a few parting words of advice and some well earned thank-you’s. Let’s start with the advice.
