Rev. Charles Lee
Pastor Charles was born in Korea, came to Canada when he was thirteen and has lived in a number of different cities in North America (Vancouver, D.C., Virginia, New Jersey, and Boston) before coming to Toronto in 2012.
Having grown up at church, he got baptized when he was in high school and grew in his faith through a campus ministry in college. Though he majored in economics in college, after a clear sense of God’s call into a vocational ministry, he obeyed God’s call to be an ordained minister of the gospel. As a lifelong learner, he studied at Regent College (MCS), Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary (MDiv, ThM) and McMaster Divinity College (DPT).
He is grateful to serve as a pastor at New Hope Fellowship where he gets to witness God’s grace at work in people’s lives. He desires to be a genuine follower of Christ who can help others to follow Christ together with him. He envisions our church to be a discipling community that equips the people of God for the mission of God in the world. That we will glorify God by making disciples of all nations, starting within our family and church context, then in our local neighbourhoods, schools, workplaces and to the ends of the earth.
He is blessed to be married to Natalie and be given three children (Daniel, Stephen and Charis).
Rev. Jonathan Hong
Pastor Jonathan is excited to focus on the area of discipleship at New Hope Fellowship. Jonathan has been married to Jean for 16 years. He enjoys studying the biblical scriptures, and considers himself to be a life-long student. A particular desire of his is to show how these truths make sense of life, provide meaning to it, and uniquely enable us to live life well. He is an adjunct professor at Master’s College and Seminary in Peterborough and takes joy in investing in future leaders of the church.
Jonathan loves all things related to coffee from roasting to brewing, or pulling a great shot of espresso. On his time off you might either find him enjoying a hike in nature, renovating his home, or spending time with family.
David Noh
David oversees Worship ministry and College and Young Adults (CYA) at New Hope Fellowship. After studying life sciences at University of Toronto, he graduated from Tyndale seminary with Master of Divinity in 2020. He served for 2.5 years at Light Presbyterian Church in various roles before joining the Mississauga campus of New Hope Fellowship.
David is passionate about worship ministry and aims to glorify God through it. He hopes to be a true worshiper at all time acknowledging God and praising Him in every circumstance.
He is married to Soo-Ram and they have a son (Hesed) and a daughter (Selah). David also has an extraordinary love and passion toward musical instruments and Japanese ramen.
Sunny Lee
Sunny joined the team at New Hope Fellowship's Mississauga campus in the Fall of 2024. Having prayerfully discerned God's calling, she is joyfully serving as our Assistant Director of the Sparks children's ministry. Firmly believing that the Holy Spirit is working in the hearts of our children, Sunny hopes for each child to accept Jesus into his/her heart as they experience God's sovereign grace in their lives! Everything she has is because of Jesus, and this is her testimony to the next generation.
An avid fan of all four seasons, Sunny enjoys gardening, patio dining, and day trips. Perhaps most of all, she loves walking with her husband, David, and their dog, Misu, who has taught her to appreciate every season to the fullest (from muddy spring walks to trudging through knee-deep snow)!
Randy Kim
Randy has been a serving member of New Hope since 2008 and became a deacon in 2013. He’s provided leadership in the ministries that involve connecting people to one another from welcoming and fellowship on Sundays to intercessory prayer. He can be seen on Sundays stationed by the doors either greeting people as they enter the sanctuary or taking care of details “behind the scenes.” He is a supportive life-partner and husband to Frances and a devoted dad to Timothy and Amelia. For leisure, you can usually catch Randy on the golf course or in front of his computer.
