Welcome to Queens Herald Church

Rev. Stanley Kwong

Pastor Stanley is a graduate of Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary. He has been serving with QHC ever since the beginning of her existence. He enjoys preaching, teaching and fellowship with people. He also has a strong passion for evangelism and mission. His favorite chapters in the Bible are chapter 2 and 3 in Philippians; as well as chapter 8 in the book of Romans. He finds himself delighted in reading, music and camping.

stanley@qhc.org

Rev. Ben Kong

The Rev. Ben Kong has been a proud New Yorker for almost four decades. From elementary to middle school, high school to college, his life has been embedded in New York. Ben graduated from New York University (1986) with a double major in finance and management and entered the brave world of finance. After five fulfilling years in the corporate world, he left his beloved N.Y. for the only time in his life to matriculate at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Massachusetts. Missing his hometown profusely, his first ministry was a calling to return to his home church [Oversea Chinese Mission, NY] where he served for seven years as associate English pastor. Ben joined the Christian & Missionary Alliance denomination in 2001 and is currently the pastor of English ministry at the Queens Herald Church, C&MA. He strives to utilize his multilingual abilities to bridge the gap between the generations in Chinese churches.

ben@qhc.org

Pastor Ron

Ron was made in China and cultivated in the United States. His rebellious teenager years led him to join a gang and drop out of High School. By God's grace he was able to turn his life around. He graduated from Nyack College with a BS in Youth Ministry and Religion in 2002 and Alliance Theological Seminary with a MDiv in 2008. Ron has served as the English Pastor at Church of Grace to Fujianese and as the Youth Pastor at Long Island Abundant Life Church. He enjoys coaching basketball, photography, fishing, and playing guitar and drums.

Pastor Keith Loo

Keith Loo was born in Hong Kong and came to North America during high school. He was a structural engineer for 21 years before heeding God's call to full-time ministry, and graduated from the MDiv program at Alliance Theological Seminary in 2009. Keith started attending QHC in 2006, though his affiliation with it started long before, when he help in the construction projects of the church building in the mid-1990's. He loves helping people navigate life with Christian principles.

Keith enjoys basketball, Cantopop, and, when he has the time, cooking. He and his wife Stephanie have 2 children, Jessie and William, and 1 dog, Truffle.

keith@qhc.org

Pastor Mary Joy Leung

Pastor Mary has been serving at Queens Herald Church, C&MA since 1999. She is a graduate of Alliance Theological Seminary. She has a passion to minister to young people, missions, discipleship and music ministries. Through discipleship, she desires to help people to mature in Christ, to serve Him wholeheartedly, and for them to make other disciples. Pastor Mary enjoys spending family time with her husband Samuel & their preschool age son, Hananiah.

mary@qhc.org

Pastor Eric Wu

Eric was born and raised in Queens, NY. He grew up in the Chinese-American church as a teenager but struggled with his faith in God. However, after graduating from the University of Michigan and working in commercial real estate, he returned to church and was encountered by the truth of God's love. It was during this time that Eric decided to pursue full-time ministry and serve in China as an English teacher in 2003. After 2 years in China, he returned to the US to study at Alliance Theological Seminary and serve as a Youth Pastor in Palisades Park, NJ. He finally graduated from seminary in 2011. Currently, he is pursuing his call for ordination in the pastorate. Eric has a passion to see this next generation experience God and to live out their purpose for Him. He enjoys traveling, reading, hiking, fishing, riding his bike, playing golf and basketball.

Mrs. Alice Chan

Ms. Anna Lee

Mr. Raymond Lam

Mr. Charles Huynh