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Personal:

I am a husband, pastor, entrepreneur, technology practitioner, and orphan advocate.

My Organizations:

  • Orphan Epidemic – my non-profit organization that seeks to end the global rise in the population of orphans by protecting children from extreme poverty and treatable diseases
  • DLT (Do Life Together) – the student ministry I pastor at the Atlanta Korean Baptist Church
  • Life Multimedia – my creative design company

Primary Strengths (Strengths Finder 2.0):

Strategic, Futuristic, Activator, Belief, Learner

Statement of Faith:

  • I love God because He first loved me.
  • I am saved by faith in Christ alone to do good works according to his purpose.
  • It is by the grace of God that I remain in Christ.
  • I am sustained by God and not my own efforts.
  • It is by God’s grace that I am adopted into his Kingdom.

Life Goals:

  • Experience the deepest love of God through Christ
  • Have a marriage that points to the goodness and faithfulness of God and give hope to others
  • Raise God fearing kids that will be burden lifters in the world

My Family:

  • Wife Laura Jeong, married on September 25, 2004.
  • Older brother James, his wife Kelli, and his three kids Kaitlyn, Jeremy, and Felicity
  • My parents, Nam Kyun & Ok Sun Jeong that live in Orlando, FL

Hobbies & Interests:

  • Competitive tennis without hurting myself
  • Counting the number of balls I loose when I play golf
  • Playing the piano and guitar; writing music
  • Keeping up with technology and science
  • Watching Modern Marvels on the History Channel
  • Watching too much Law & Order
  • Reading books that stimulate self reflection and thought

Interesting Facts

  • Played tennis for over 15 years (played tennis for Georgia Tech Men’s Tennis Team)
  • Grew up on a ginseng farm, but no, I didn’t tip any cows
  • Haven’t broken a bone in my body (knock on wood)
  • Has two patents applied for (still in the process after a couple years)
  • Never really learned how to swim
  • Personal coldest night of camping record: -20°F (in 2ft of snow)

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