David Wu is our founding Executive Director. He enjoys camping and worshipping at CCUC where he grew up attending. He is married to Jane and has three children.
Rev. Dai Vay To is our Director of Outreach. He speaks five languages including English, Cantonese, Mandarin, Vietnamese and Teochow. His wife Sochun joyfully serves with Rev. To in various Outreach activities. They have two grown sons.
Nicky Chan is our Adult ESL Program Administrator. He travels almost 31 miles to get to work and easily has the longest commute out of all our staff. He has been married for over 20 years and has one daughter.
Ping Ping Koo is our Outreach Program Intern. She recently received an MDiv from the Moody Graduate School. She is originally from Malaysia.
Sandy Louie works in the Adult ESL Program as the Workforce Transition Specialist. In her work, she supports ESL students who are trying to prepare for vocational training and jobs.
Sarah Lau is our Community Programs Coordinator and was the first female staff member to join the Pui Tak over 10 years ago. She is married to Rev. Chi-Chuen Lau and they have two children.
Man Ying Tam has been at the Pui Tak almost from the very beginning. In addition to his work as Computer Center Coordinator, he helps staff with their IT, equipment and building problems, and program publicity. He is married to Nicole and has 2 children.
Connie Leung serves as the Children and Youth Program Coordinator. She enjoys exercising and pursuing an organically healthy lifestyle. Her favorite time of the year is during the July Summer Program when Pui Tak and CCUC is full of kids.
Jan Mei is our receptionist and also schedules lessons in our music program. She is married to Jason and is developing into a good cook.
Rosana Ng is our Bookstore Manager. After helping to start the bookstore, she moved back to Hong Kong for family reasons. After returning to the U.S. with her husband, she is grateful for the opportunity to serve in the bookstore again.
Bill Wong is our Adult ESL Tutoring Coordinator. After working as an engineer for most of his career, he enjoys the chance to serve the community in which he lives in. He is married to Sue and has 3 grown children.
Sylvia Wu has served as the Pui Tak Christian School Principal over 20 years ago. Her passion for children is evident as she cheerfully greets students as the arrive for school.
