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Board of Directors
 Anthony Chan - President
Originally from Hong Kong, Anthony began studying music at a very young age. Later he became a singing coach and conducted choir (Salvation Army Kowloon Central Corps Songster Brigade) for eight years. In 1979, he led his choir on a performing tour in the Philippines.
Involved in music ministry for over 30 years, Anthony has a burning passion for the Lord, and a fervent desire to share this passion with the church through music and worship.
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 Tim Rodriguera - Secretary
"They say that music is a universal language. I believe that ministry through and with music is a powerful medium in reaching out to believers and non-believers. It is no coincidence why the Psalms emphasize music in worship. There are many of those, young people especially, who would not otherwise attend regular worship services but are inspired and have accepted Christ through this special ministry. I am proud to be associated with such wonderful Christians and talented musicians. Though I am not gifted in music, I do appreciate music and have witnessed the time, effort and commitment given by the members of jnX leadership. God is truly being glorified through their lives and their ministry. You can be assured that your support of this ministry is one of the best investments you can make in building God's kingdom."
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 Regina Lee - Treasurer
"Before I came to the States to pursue my business degree, I was a choir member for eleven years and brass band member for almost eight years. During these years, God brought me to sing and play brass instruments to Him in many different occasions and countries.
Music is such a wonderful thing that God has given to us; it is also a very effective communication tool for all ages. One thing I have noticed, no matter whom I sing for, the contentment and joy in my heart are the same.
With His strength and power through our music and worship ministry, I am confident that jnX will be one of God's effective tools in communicating His love and in bringing glory to His name."
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 Isabella Chan
"I have been asked so many times, 'what instrument do you play... Do you sing...?' When I tell the people I only do the Powerpoint and administration, the usual response would be 'oh...', their mouth dropped and they promptly ended the conversation in disappointment. People expect that we are all musicians in a worship group. I am not a musician but I worship my Lord everyday, which is the singular source of strength I can draw on to serve Him. Worship to me does not come from my fingers nor my mouth but from my heart. When I do the Powerpoint, I do it prayerfully and worshipfully. Worship is my way of life."
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