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Park, Noah (Sang-Kyu)
June 06, 1967
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760-610-4368
297 Tolosa Circle, Palm Desert, CA. 92260
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Status : Ordained Minister / PC(U.S.A.)
Formal Education
Korea Maritime University 1990, Pusan - B.E. (ROTC — Commissioned as Navy Officer)
Presbyterian Theological Seminary 1999, Seoul - M.Div. (96-97 Exchange Student at San Francisco Theological
Seminary)
San Francisco Theological Seminary, San AnseImo CA & The Graduate Theological Union 2002, Berkeley CA M.Div./ M.A. (Biblical Languages)
The Graduate Theological Union 2011, Berkeley CA — Ph.D. (Biblical/NT Studies)
Employment Career
SK Shipping Ltd. (YuKong Shipping) 1990 — 1995 / Seoul-Ulsan
Korea Ship-owners' Association (dispatched) 1993 — 1994 / Seoul
Ecclesiastical Experience
Young-Do Church, Seoul, Youth Leader, Sep 1997 — Aug 1999
San Jose Elim Presbyterian Church, CA, Young Adult Leader, May 2000 — Aug 2001
St. John's Presbyterian Church, San Francisco CA, Full-time Intern, Sep 2001 — May 2002
San Jose Young-Nak Church, CA, Youth-Young Adult Leader, Jun 2003 — Dec 2004
Glen Burnie Korean Presbyterian Church, MD, Associate Pastor, Jul 2006 (Feb 2007) — Jan 2008
Korean Presbyterian Church of Palm Springs, CA, Pastor, Feb 2008 — Aug 2014 (present)
* Presbytery — Worship & Evangelism Committee (2009), Congregational Development Committee
(2010), Finance/Personnel Committee (Secretary 2011-2012), Personnel/Representative Committee
(Chair) & Presbytery Council (2013)
Ordination Process
Inquirer, 2000 — 2002, Korean Presbyterian CI iurch of San Rafael, CA — The Presbytery of the Redwoods
Candidate, 2002 — 2003 / Certified as a Candidate, Oct 2003 - The Presbytery of the Redwoods
Ordination, Feb 11, 2007 - The Presbytery of Baltimore
Continuing Education
PCUSA - Racial Ethnic Seminarian Conference in Daytona Beach, FL 2001
CPE equivalent at The Convalescent Hospital in San Rafael, CA May-Aug 2001
PCUSA/Redwood Presbytery - Sexual Misconduct Education at SFTS, CA 2002
PCUSA - Multi-Cultural Conference in Seattle, WA 2003
PCUSA/Baltimore Presbytery, Ministers' Retreat in New Winsor, MD 2007
Church Business Administration Seminar (2 weeks) at Union Presbyterian Seminary, Richmond, VA 2008
PCUSA/Pensions - Getting in Shape Fiscally Seminar, Pasadena, CA 2009
PCUSA - Interim Pastors' Education (first week), Zephyr Point/Lake Tahoe, NV 2010
PCUSA/Riverside Presbytery - Sexual Misconduct Education in Redland, CA Sep 2013
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OPTIONAL LINKS AND RESOURCES
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(i.e., sermons, lesson plans, articles, blogs, assessment results available, etc.).
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I believe in the triune God. "Trinity" is a communal description of the fellowship and
oneness of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit. As written in 2 Cor. 13:14, I experience the
triune God. I often call on God's name not distinguishing three divine persons. The Creator is
like the father of the prodigal son who never gives up on us; the Savior Jesus Christ is our
healer and liberator; and the Holy Spirit is the tangible presence of God among us.
I believe that the Gospel is the good and urgent news about God's salvation for
humanity. The Gospel is the story of Jesus himself as shown in his life, death, and
resurrection. Through Christ, God's reconciling act is shown and accomplished. The Gospel
is both a gift from God and a challenge for humanity. It requires a response from humanity.
Sin may be a cultural concept. In Christianity, sin primarily has to do with human
disobedience that destroys the relationships among God, humanity, and creation. Sin is not
only about human deeds. It is also a human condition or a certain power in which we live.
There are no big or little sins. Sin is sin. It results in "death," the antithesis of "life."
I believe that salvation means the restoration of right relationships among God,
humanity, and God's creation. Salvation was achieved by Jesus Christ when he died on the
cross on behalf of us. In a sense, salvation is to build up the kingdom of God "on earth as it
is in heaven." God works to fulfill God's purpose for humanity in the world here and now.
I believe that "the faith of Jesus Christ" is a saving grace of God. It is given to us
through the Holy Spirit. It comes with the good news and it leads to salvation. Yet, we need
to work on our own salvation with the help of the Holy Spirit. Christians live in a tension
because salvation is accomplished by Jesus but will be completed on the day of his coming.
I believe that the church is the body of Christ that has been empowered by the Holy
Spirit. I experience the church as "mother" who gives birth to, nurtures, and always waits for
me. The church's obligation is to spread the good news and to bear witness to the salvation
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that has been revealed in Jesus, in wor is and in deeds. The scope of the church's work
embraces the whole of human life.
I believe that the Sacraments are the visible signs instituted by God. They teach that our
salvation comes through the sacrifice of Jesus. Baptism especially tells us that we die with Christ
in our baptism and we will resurrect as Jesus did on the last day. Communion celebrates the grace
that we have become brothers and sisters through Christ's sacrifice. We as one body have made a
covenant with God.
I believe in the Christian hope that: Jesus Christ is coming. Though we may be disappointed
with our sufferings and hardships, we will finally enjoy the triumph of God, because Christ has
already overcome death. Humanity is heading to the end of time, but there always has been
waiting, yearning, moaning, suffering, peace, and salvation. Life is a journey for the eternity.
Eschatology, therefore, must be rooted i -I present reality. Christians should be faithful in living,
believing, and hoping that God is working in and among us.
* Please enter up to six references here (a minimum of one reference is required):
Name
Relation to you
Phone
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1. Rev. Dr. SyngMan Rhee, mentor/friend (previous PCUSA previous GA moderator & professor at Union
Presbyterian Seminary in Richmond, VA) (1 1 yrs)
(804) 257-5505 / 387-9394, SRhee@upsen i.edu
2. Rev. Dr. Joseph Kang, mentor/friend (previous PCUSA mission co-worker / currently in Malawi (Africa)
teaching at a school) (6 yrs)
265 088 150 9422 / 265 099 428 6475, kang65@gmail.com
3. Rev. Maeng-Ho Ahn, mentor/friend (PCUSA mission worker for American Native People) (5 yrs)
(480) 766-2557, danamiss@hotmail.com
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