Pastor Caleb

I’ve recently finished a book “Time Smart” written by Ashley Whillans, a Harvard Business School professor. She found out four out of five adults report having too much to do and not enough time to do it. She claims that those who are “time-poor” experience less joy in everyday

I have a six years old office chair. It works well, except its headrest always touches my shoulder blade. Anyone who had an online meeting with me probably saw me shrugging my shoulder multiple times to raise the headrest. I tried to fix it on my own, but nothing seemed

We are offering CLASS 101 this year. Its title is “Discovering Our Church Family.” It will mainly deal with the topic of our purpose and the church’s role in it. Some may wonder why we are offering CLASS, in addition to the Life Bible Study series we already provide.

Last Sunday, the KSC audit team finalized the audit review for ESC 2020 financial report. Thus, it concluded our first yearly financial reporting responsibility as an independent congregation. We will conduct the audit earlier next year to present the review in the annual congregation meeting. As I shared before, we

“10 Days Early Morning Prayer” finished well last week. Fifteen people gathered on Zoom every morning at 6 am and prayed with other partners in 5 different groups. Many have shared that they didn’t expect starting their day with prayer would make that much difference in their productivity and

The COVID number does not seem to go down. To make matters worse, the COVID variant is now being reported to have emerged. The Pandemic probably won’t end sooner than anticipated. The question is: What do we do now? Dr. Victor Frankle, who was imprisoned in a Nazi concentration