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Our Church Leaders
Chester Au
Pastor
In God’s grace and mercy, I was made alive in Christ in 1989. A few years after, the Lord called me to serve as a minister of the Gospel. I began to attend Bible college, and eventually finished my Master of Divinity at City Seminary of Sacramento. I have been serving at Harbor of Grace Reformed CIhurch for 15 years. The Lord has been faithful all these years, and I trust He will continue to be faithful.
I am married to my godly wife for 38 years. I have 3 adult children and 6 grandchildren.
Alexander Calvo
Elder
I have been a Christian since 1983 by the grace of God. In His sovereign grace and mercy, God opened my heart through the sharing of the gospel of Jesus Christ by my Christian friends in high school.
As a follower of Jesus Christ, I remind myself daily of the Latin phrase, Coram Deo, translated in the presence of God. Coram Deo captures the essence of the Christian life. According to Reformed theologian R.C. Sproul, living Coram Deo is to live one’s entire life in the presence of God, under the authority of God, to the glory of God.
I am married to my beloved wife. I have two adult children. My family and I have been attending Harbor of Grace Reformed Church and serving the Lord in His church since 2000.
To Jesus be the glory, honor, and praise forever.
Marlon Au
Deacon
Deacons are to inspire faithful stewardship in this congregation. Remind us that “from everyone who has been given much, much will be demanded” (Luke 12:48). Teach us to be merciful. Prompt us to seize new opportunities to worship God with offerings of wealth, time, and ability. Realize that benevolence is a quality of our life in Christ and not merely a matter of financial assistance. Therefore, minister to rich and poor alike, both within and outside the church. Weigh the needs of causes and use the church’s resources discerningly. Be compassionate to the needy. Respect their need for dignity; hold in trust all sensitive matters confided to you. Encourage them with words that create hope in their hearts and with deeds that bring joy into their lives. Be prophetic critics of the waste, injustice, and selfishness in our society, and be sensitive counselors to the victims of such evils.
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