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Rev.William Yung, Chairman
Tel: 905.477.4887
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By God’s grace, Rev. William Yung, presently the Senior Pastor at Cornerstone Chinese Alliance Church in Markham, ON, has ministered as a pastor within the Alliance family for over 28 years. Previously, his pastorate includes the Hamilton, Kitchener-Waterloo & Toronto Jaffray Chinese Alliance Churches. He had also served in the Central Canadian District Dexcom , CCACA Executive Committee, as well as the regional chair of the Chinese Coordination Centre of World Evangelism. He received his pastoral training with a M.Div. from Canadian Theological Seminary, now Ambrose Seminary. Prior to that, he also obtained a M.Sc. in Medical Sciences from McMaster University. God has blessed him together with his wife, Margaret, with 3 grown children, Lydia, Nathan & Dorcas |
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Dr. Francis Tam, Executive Secretary
Tel: 647.224.4777
Dr. Francis Tam began his ministry with The Christian and Missionary Alliance in Canada in 1994 as a pastor of the Ottawa Agape Chinese Alliance Church. Francis and his wife, Pamela, served there until 1998 when he accepted the pastorate of the North Toronto Chinese Alliance Church. Francis has served the CCACA as secretary from 2000 to 2002. In 2005, Francis helped founded the Chinese Alliance World Fellowship. Francis received his Bachelor of Engineering at Tech University in N.S., his Masters of Divinity at Ontario Theological Seminary and Doctor of Ministry from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. The Tams have two married children—Joyce and Jonathan.
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The first Chinese Alliance church in all of North America was started nearly 40 years ago in Regina, Saskatchewan. Since then, Chinese churches in Canada have experienced spectacular growth. Today The Christian and Missionary Alliance has nearly 80 Chinese churches in Canada with a Sunday morning attendance of nearly 20,000. Chinese churches are strong and vibrant. They are also missionary. Several Chinese missionaries serve around the world both as missionaries to the Chinese Diaspora as well as cross-culturally. Chinese churches now consistently give more than a million dollars annually to the Global Advance Fund. 