Tafpc Information

Then On April 4, 1999, TAFPC established a Slackwood branch in Lawrenceville, NJ to better serve people who lived in south of Princeton NJ and eastern Pennsylvania areas. The Slackwood branch subsequently became Grace Taiwanese American Presbyterian Church in 2001 and became a member congregation of New Brunswick Presbytery. On August 26, 2002, to facilitate the growth, TAFPC moved again to the Livingston Avenue, New Brunswick to share the facility with New Brunswick Presbyterian Church. On August 21, 2005, Rev. Ben Hsieh retired from TAFPC after serving 19 years as senior pastor and 45 years as devoted God's servant. He was honored and elected as TAFPC Pastor Emeritus. Then on October 10, 2006, the senior pastor, Rev. Chun-Lan Tung, was called and installed as third church pastor. He left at the end of 2012 after 6 years of serving as senior pastor. A Pastor Nomination Committee (PNC) was formed in early 2013 to begin calling a new church minister. Today, with God's blessing, TAFPC has transformed itself into a congregation with Sunday worship attendances of about 100 -110 in Taiwanese service, 40-50 in English service, and 5-10 in children Sunday School. Since 1980, TAFPC not only has been continuously providing spiritual needs to many Taiwanese Americans in central New Jersey, but also active in community services and serving as a social and cultural center for the Taiwanese American community. Church here isn't just for Sunday worship and Sunday school.