Nguon Eam (President)

I grew up in Cambodia and went to school until I was 17.  For three years, I was an accountant; then the communists came.  I was sponsored to come to the United States and I moved to Oregon.  In 1983, some of my American friends introduced me to the Gospel.  I became a Christian in 1984.  In the mid-90s, I moved to Utah and found the CCRC.  When we started with our project to Build-HIS-Church to West Valley, I was very excited and I felt I was being called to be a leader.  I have been an elder for three years and I am excited about the direction this congregation is going.  I enjoy watching sports, gardening, and fixing cars in my spare time.

Bori Ly
I moved from California to Utah when I was 11.  That's when I started attending the CCRC.  Growing up I was really into sports, especially basketball.  It has been my dream to be a star in Professional Basketball and to get dunked on by Michael Jordan.  Who hasn't dreamed that dream?  Due to the lack of available help, I was recruited to start teaching Sunday School at the age of 13.  It was tough because I didn't feel I really found Christ until I was 17.  Since, I have accepted my new responsibilities as an Elder and a member of the building committee.  I felt that if I didn't, I would be letting God down because he knew what I could do for the church as a "young generation" leader.  That's what I want to see happen here soon; more young leaders to help this church grow and minister to those who have yet to hear the Word.  In my spare time, I enjoy watching College Football and basketball, as well as cook and read.  I also love watching Heroes and my favorite Hero is Hiro.

Sath Prum
I was born in Cambodia.  In 1972, I became a Buddhist monk.  When the communist Pol Pot took over in '75 and over the next four years, I was living under his rule.  I had eight brothers and sisters;  two of my brothers and one of my sisters were executed.  My father and my brother-in-law were also killed.  When the Vietnamese took over the country in '79, I was able to escape from Cambodia to a refugee camp in Thailand.  In 1983, I came to the US.  In 1987, I came to this church.  Over the next few years, I was able to get baptized in the church, become one of the first elders of the church, and a vital part to the growth of our choir.  I am really excited to hear the direction the congregation wants to take this church, and we the leaders will try to make that happen.

Seng Rin
I was born in Batambong, Cambodia, but didn't really grow up there because of the communistic Khmer Rouge regime.  I lived wherever I could survive.  When I finally was able to escape to the US, I was able to come to Utah and go to church.  It wasn't until after one year in church when I started to believe and accept the Lord as my Savior.  In the early 90s, I was accepted as an elder of the church.  I have been honored to continue my 16th year as an elder.  I would love to see this church grow by ministering in West Valley.  I enjoy playing volleyball and basketball in my free time.

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Mary Lim (Sunday School Director)

I am the eldest daughter of my father Charlie Phim, whom is our lead pastor.  I have been a part of this church since it started and I have been the director of our Sunday school program since 2000.  I was diagnosed with cancer in 2002, and thanks to God, overcame it.  Through that trial I had a huge awakening to help the younger generation speak out and bring them closer to the Lord.  My life has been centered around these children and I was confirmed by God that this is my calling and this is where I belong.   I have a very loving husband and am the mother of one daughter and two very hyper boys.  I enjoy spending time with everyone from church, but I also enjoy gardening, cooking, arts and crafts, but most of all, I love to eat!

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Deacons

Lonn Tep

To read the amazing journey God had Lonn take, click here.

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Ny Ly (Treasurer)

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Building Committee