Pastor Kenneth Kwong has been serving at BCEC since 1995. He started working as the Chinese Youth Ministry Director, planning and coordinating both the youth and college ministries, outreaching and ministering to the Cantonese speaking teenagers and young adults of the Boston Chinese community. He was ordained and installed as Assistant Pastor in September 2003.

Pastor Kwong was born in Hong Kong and came to Boston in 1983. He started attending church when he was in elementary school in Hong Kong. When he came to Boston, he attended BCEC and was baptized there in 1984. In 1987, he went to New York City and continued his study in communication and mass media. In 1990, he finished his undergraduate study and obtained a B.A. degree from Queens College. In 1992, he obtained a M.S. degree in instructional media production from New York Institute of Technology. In 1991, God called him into full time ministry. Therefore, as soon as he finished the Master program, he went to Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary in Massachusetts and studied for Master for Divinity. At the same time, he started serving at BCEC as a youth fellowship counselor. In 1995, he graduated from the seminary and was offered an intern position at BCEC. After a year of internship, he became a full time staff. He is married to Carman since 2003. On Dec. 31, 2004, God gave them a son. They named him in English Ethan and in Chinese King-Lam, meaning “constantly wait for the return of the Lord.”