Lloyd Kim
Lloyd Kim is the coordinator of Mission to the World, the mission sending agency of the Presbyterian Church in America. He and his wife, Eda, served as missionaries with MTW in the Philippines and Cambodia for 10 years. They live in Atlanta and have three adult children.
3 benefits of engaging the global Church
While the PCA has much to offer the global Church, we also have much to gain from our relationship with brothers and sisters around the world.
Behold your God: A Christmas reflection from the coordinator
The Isaiah 40 message is one of good news of the coming of our Savior—good news for the people of God, in the city of God, and from the people of God.
Do We Love the World as God Loves the World? (VIDEO)
In this talk from the 2024 Global Missions Conference, Lloyd Kim reminds us of God's sacrificial love. What are we to do in response?
Passing on the Faith to the Next Generation
In his contribution to Lausanne's Theological Foundation Papers, MTW Coordinator Lloyd Kim addresses the importance of passing on our faith.
From the Coordinator: Prepare for the GMC by Reflecting on What He Has Done
Even if you are not attending the Global Missions Conference, may this be your preparation at every Sunday worship service.
From the Coordinator: A More Important Decision This November
If there is anything that will bring us together in an age of division, cynicism, and doubt, it is rallying behind our common mission.
Bless Us That We May Bless Others
As we pray, we can boldly ask for God’s blessing so that we can be a blessing to the nations.
50 Years of Global Missions: Cultivating Humility in the Face of Adversity
As we encounter ongoing challenges in global missions, we can take encouragement from Hebrews 11 and the faith and humility of Moses.
From the Coordinator: 50 Years of Missions—Looking Back, Looking Forward
As MTW turns 50, we look back and give thanks to God for His great faithfulness and grace to our beloved missions community.
From the Coordinator: Missions Leaders, Come and See
We are hearing more and more stories of people coming to faith during the pandemic, but we are also hearing of a greater need for workers.