About Us

 

Our Story

We believe in the basic tenets of Christianity and strive to live it out. Our church was established in July 2021 with the vision to empower college students to learn about God, live out their faith, and be on mission.

When you come to one of our services, you'll notice many of our congregants are college students from all over Boston. Our church is made up of co-vocational ministers and college students who are either exploring Christianity for the first time, looking to give church a second chance, or seeking to grow in their faith alongside other Christians.

So why college? As mentors, we were all college students once and at some point during those four years encountered Jesus. It was in college that we got to experience and see the gospel message come alive. Along the way, Jesus’ all-consuming call to go and make disciples ignited our hearts as we experienced the power of God’s word fueling a rich biblical community. Each of us have experienced our life trajectories being changed by the gospel message and caught the vision of creating that same kind of community for college students just like we got to experience.

In the summer of 2021, a team of co-vocational volunteers from California and Texas moved with a vision of reclaiming the gospel mission for colleges. Campuses in the Northeast have been the birthplace of ministers and mission movements including the 1806 Haystack Revival at Williams College. Our hope is that college students would meet Christ and be empowered to reclaim the original mission of these colleges in Boston and beyond!

Stories

What we believe

COVOCATIONAL MINISTRY

CHURCH PLANTING

Reclaimer College Church Leadership

Pastor Manny and Sunny Kim, pastors for Reclaimer College Church

Manny & Sunny Kim

Reclaimer College Church Leadership

Manny and Sunny Kim have been faithfully serving in college ministry for over 30 years. They have 2 daughters, Corrie and Naomi. Manny and Sunny lead Reclaimer College Church and also oversee churches in our network in the Tristate area.