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Our own Rev. Cathy Chang and her husband Juan Lopez served as Mission Co-Workers in the Philippines for nearly a decade until the recent changes within the denomination took place. They have now moved to California and wanted to update the presbytery before they change their membership.
Dear Friends in Christ;
Warm greetings from Sacramento, California – our new home and community. It’s been about a week since we’ve relocated – and we’re slowly but surely settling down.
We’ve tried to stay connected these past months – so this might relocation might be news to some of you. Attached is our last newsletter as mission co-workers.
On behalf of our family, we appreciate the prayers for our relocation. We also are praying that you are enjoying your summers.
Amidst the many transitions and changes, one thing remains: our ongoing work of solidarity and support, related to migration and anti-human trafficking. July 30 is the United Nations World Day against Trafficking in Persons.
In my new role of Global Ecumenical Liaison with partners around Asia and the Pacific, I imagine that many of you will wish to stay connected and ACTIVE in this ministry.
Here are some timely updates and invitations for a specific letter barrage campaign to Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr:
https://pcusa.org/news-storytelling/news/2025/7/9/rev-jihyun-oh-co-signs-letter-seeking-clemency-and-release-human-trafficking-victim-mary-jane-veloso
This letter campaign is specifically designed for US congregations/faith communities, mid-councils, Presbyterian Women circles, and whomever else – feel free to share widely. (Letter template included in this article.)
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