Last Saturday evening, our church was filled with passionate praise and worship. Under the theme "Faithful God," this year's United Worship became a truly meaningful and moving time. It was a moment of deep gratitude for God's faithfulness in guiding his people and our community over the past three years.
Pastor Don Chang delivered a message based on the life of Joseph in the book of Genesis. He reminded us that even in times of injustice, suffering, and hardship, "the Lord was with Joseph and gave him success in whatever he did" (Genesis 39:23). Through this message, he encouraged us to experience God's grace more deeply amid the pain and struggles we face as immigrants. It was a time for all to place their hope in God and to trust even more in our faithful Lord.
A particularly special moment came through the orchestra performance, which reflected the growth and maturity of the Korean Ministry. This time, the sermon was delivered in Korean, and our Canadian brothers and sisters were able to listen through the Wordly translation device. Many of them expressed their gratitude for this unique opportunity, saying it helped them better understand the experience of hearing sermons in a second language.
At SDBC, the Korean Ministry has carried out its mission of planting the seeds of Christ in the next generation on a foundation where diverse languages and generations come together in faith. Over the past three years, we have dreamed of becoming more than just a ministry for Koreans—we've envisioned a bridge that connects cultures and generations into one unified community. United Worship represents that dream: a worship service where diverse cultures and generations come together to share the love of Christ and plant seeds of faith in the next generation, continuing the story of God's redemptive work.
Moving forward, the Korean Ministry at South Delta Baptist Church will continue to respect differences and remain committed to building a community where the gospel of Christ is communicated fully—across generations, languages, and cultures—through ongoing dialogue and unity.
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