Facilitated by Dr. Mijin Park, Oak Health Foundation

Today's Gen Z youth and college students are extremely skilled at using technology and social media. We need to pause and learn how digital culture impacts our mental health, relationships, identity, and daily lives. Through practical insight and relatable discussion, we will explore both the benefits and hidden dangers of unhealthy digital habits while learning how to create healthier balance and intentionality with technology. This workshop encourages young people to use technology as a tool for growth rather than becoming consumed by it.

Facilitated by Pastor Phong Tran

A Christian mission is the commitment to answer Christ's call to share the Gospel, relying on God's wisdom and guidance. The core of the Christian mission is obedience to Christ, who instructed, "Go and make disciples of all nations... teaching them to obey everything I have commanded you.” (Matthew 8:18-20)

In this workshop, we will learn how to establish and uphold a Spirit of Mission in your church through these four key points: (1) Intentional Prayer (2) Immersed in God’s Word (3) Sharing the Vision (4) Organizing a committee.

Facilitated by Hosea Huynh

Many people live in hiding— hidden from God and others—because of shame. This seminar will explore the biblical reasons we hide, provide a framework for processing our current inner state, and help us experience God's healing presence so we can walk in freedom and be empowered to help others do the same.

Facilitated by Samee Aboubakare

What does it look like to seek first the kingdom of God when it comes to dating, being single, and who you might marry one day? Whether you’re in a relationship, hoping to be, or content being single, you’ll leave with a clearer picture of how to put God’s kingdom first in this part of your life and trust His timing with the rest.

Facilitated by Nhan Nguyen

There are two major lies the enemy often whispers to us, telling us that we are not valuable and that we do not matter. This workshop aims to take a theological approach in reviewing our true value and God-given identity, as well as the true purpose and necessity for us to be about (and for) the Kingdom of God. Additionally, practical encouragement will be provided through sharing personal examples of God can call a young person to join in the Kingdom work that is already taking place.

Facilitated by Kim Garcia

More than any prior generation, GenZ young adults are experiencing multiple life transitions simultaneously and in non linear ways. This workshop explores major transitions that young adults experience and ways the church can help young adults navigate through these changes. 

Facilitated by June Tran

This workshop equips parents to reflect God’s shepherding heart in the home. We will explore how to care for our children’s physical and emotional needs, engage them with patience and godly wisdom, and lead with both love and authority. We will also examine why parenting can feel difficult even when we understand and agree with biblical truth. By observing how God restores Elijah, parents can learn to nurture and guide their children in ways that reflect the character of God and prepare them for continued growth in faith.

Rebuilding and Healing Relationships

Dr. Esther Park and Dr. Mijin Park, and Q&A with Alice Zhu, LMFT

How do our attachment styles manifest in our relationships (marriage, parenthood, workplace, friendships)? Insecure attachment styles can lead to unhealthy beliefs and responses to ourselves, to others, and to God. Join us as we learn how the Good news of Jesus Christ, which represents a God who loves us unconditionally and knows us completely, restores us onto a path towards wholeness according to the Lord’s original design.