KCCD 7th Lighting the Community Summit

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Cindy Lu is a young woman who is called to bring a voice to the voiceless and reveal the stories of unsungheroes of our generation. The core of Cindy’s craft is transforming vision, ideas, and dreams into realitythrough building bridges, and bringing redemption to broken systems. She currently works as a SocialStrategy Consultant for the Goldhirsh Foundation, an organization dedicated to helping social innovators

implement and scale solutions to critical societal challenges through the community initiatives, non-profits,and business start-ups. Cindy also commits her time as a creative mentor for the No Box Society, a creativementorship program for high school students in South Central LA. Along the same vein of promoting mean-ingful communications through art and media, Cindy recently started the production company, MomentPictures, with the vision of creating thoughtful media, notably cause-driven shorts and feature films.Cindy currently resides in Pasadena, CA. Connect with her at [email protected].

James Park graduated high school in South Korea and is currently studying Computer Science at Universityof Maryland. He is also volunteering and supporting the KoBE Government Contracting Alliance. He residesin Maryland.

Jacqueline Son graduated from the University of Southern California with a B.A. in Communication in ad-dition to two minors in Religion and Popular Music Studies. Throughout her time at USC, Jackie has beenextensively involved with establishing the United House of Prayer (UHOP) on campus. She has a passion tosee the greater body of Christ on the college campuses of Southern California come together in unity tobe empowered unto being powerful ambassadors for God. Jackie has also been involved with organizingevangelistic concerts and events that aim to spread the gospel through creative and innovative ways. Aftergraduating, Jackie plans on continuing to serve at UHOP, work with Movement 133 (a college campus prayernetwork), as well as other evangelistic ministries such as YWAM Circuit Riders. All of her involvementscome out of a place of believing and contending for a great awakening that will bring forth restoration andreformation in America.

Hannah Lee is an aspiring inner city youth worker holding a B.A. in Asian American Studies and Educationfrom UCLA, and a M.A. in Cross-cultural Studies from Fuller Theological Seminary. Her ministry has been

focused on immigrant youth and children, as Hannah teaches, mentors, ministers in the Korean and Latinocommunities. Hannah’s missions training includes Discipleship Training School (DTS) with Youth With aMission (YWAM) in Kona, Hawaii and internships at the International House of Prayer in Kansas City (IHOP-KC). Her overseas trips have taken her to Mexico, China, Thailand, Hong Kong, and India to witness Godmoving among the youth. As her seminary studies focused on urban poverty and community development,Hannah’s vision is to see salvation, healing, and deliverance among the poor, and her passion is to seeyoung leaders healed up, trained up, and raised up in Los Angeles and in Asia to build God’s kingdom, fightinjustice, and prepare for Christ’s return.

Grace Lee was born in Washington, DC. and is currently residing in North Carolina. She grew up in thechurch but has recently entered in a honeymoon phase with Jesus! She’s been around the world, with allthe wrong motives. But, now she can’t wait to be sent into the nations for His purpose. She is currently afreelance interpreter and has burdened and burning heart for NORTH KOREA. Her vision is to build a firm ofelite interpreters to be strategically placed in every sphere of influence, “for such a time as this!”



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