SERVING THE BODY OF CHRIST
Pastor: The Rev. Joseph Pang
Academic & Theological Foundation Rev. Joseph Pang’s work is deeply rooted in rigorous academic inquiry, having completed his theological studies at Yale and Princeton. His intellectual journey is defined by a unique intersection of classical divinity and modern scholarly disciplines.
Areas of Scholarly Focus
Interdisciplinary Foundations: Holds a double major in Philosophy and Studio Art.
Theological Specialization: Specialized in Hermeneutics with a concentration in Old Testament Criticism during divinity school.
Core Research Interests: Analytic philosophy, aesthetics, and the philosophy of language.
Artistic Background & Exhibitions
As a recognized visual artist, Rev. Pang explores the intersection of faith and aesthetics through global exhibitions:
Solo Galleries: Featured at John Molloy (NY), White Box (NY), Gallery Sejul (Seoul), and LVS Gallery (Seoul).
Curated Group Shows: Exhibited with Nam June Paik and Do Ho Suh in landmark shows like Abstraction Now.
Selected Bibliography: Documented in The Architecture of Tomorrow, Dazed Seoul, and Queens Chronicle.
International Presence: Participated in residencies in Spain and art advocacy initiatives in Northern Europe.
Current Research & Innovation
Rev. Pang bridges ancient history with modern technology through ongoing research and creative development:
Historical Linguistics: He serves with the Moccasin Institute, recently moderating for The Korea Society on the historical migration and linguistic connections between ancient Korea and Native American cultures in the U.S. Northeast.
Global Engagements & Advocacy
His ministry and research have taken him across the globe, focusing on the intersection of faith, art, and justice:
Art Advocacy: Led initiatives in Northern Europe focused on empowering asylum seekers through art.
Scholarly Presence: Participated in the European Philosophy Conference in London and conducted extensive research at international forums.
Cultural Exploration: Engaged with global art and music milestones, including the Venice Biennale, Art Basel, and Bachfest Leipzig.
Global Missions: Led mission work in Jerusalem and participated in group exhibitions in South Korea.
Family:
His wife, Juri, and his two sons
Contact:
jopang (at) mcpc.org