“I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.”

Chan Ham joined the U.S. Army at the age of 18 and went to the Ranger School as PFC when he was 19 years old and made his SGT rank in 22 months. This enlisted experience gave him leadership development, overseas deployment to Panama, fieldcraft skills, overall tactical and military bearing.  In addition to his impressive military achievements, Chan Ham developed a strong sense of discipline and resilience that continues to guide him in all aspects of life. His time in the Army instilled a commitment to teamwork, problem-solving under pressure, and the ability to adapt to challenging situations, skills that have proven invaluable both in and out of uniform. These qualities have shaped him into a dependable leader who thrives in high-stakes environments.

Chan Ham's chaplaincy experience gave him tactical, operational, and strategic level experiences to plan, manage, execute and follow up skill sets. From privates to generals, families to individuals, Chan provided spiritual and resilience support to increase readiness and EQ to get the mission done.  Beyond his experience with military personnel, Chan also developed expertise in fostering cross-cultural understanding and communication. Working in diverse environments, he bridged cultural gaps and promoted unity among individuals from varied backgrounds. His ability to build trust and create inclusive spaces ensured cohesive teamwork and strengthened relationships, both within military units and in broader community settings.

The ministry at the West Africa was powerful through the signs and wonders of the Holy Spirit. Many Muslims gave hearts to Jesus and demonic forces were cast out.  Lives were also transformed through the teaching and application of God’s Word. As people embraced the truth of Scripture, families were restored, hope was renewed, and communities began to experience a profound sense of unity and purpose. The Gospel’s message of love and redemption brought light to even the darkest situations, leaving an eternal impact on countless individuals.

The ministry at Indonesia and Mexico were continuation of Chan's overseas experience as itinerary missionary and used by the Holy Spirit through the signs and wonders.  Another significant aspect of Chan's work has been the emphasis on community empowerment and spiritual growth. By fostering local leadership and encouraging individuals to deepen their faith, Chan has created a lasting impact that extends beyond temporary missions, ensuring that the communities have the tools and inspiration needed to thrive spiritually and socially.

Chan' was used to influence Peruvian believers and this trip opened the biggest dreams to reach the world through the power of the Holy Spirit.  It also inspired a greater sense of community and unity among those who participated, fostering a shared vision of spreading hope and faith across borders. One key aspect of this journey was the emphasis on the transformative impact of spiritual growth, empowering individuals to discover their purpose and make a difference in their local and global communities.

Before rejoining the Army as a chaplain, Chan was used in assisting international speakers as a Korean translator, continued his Ph.D. level systematic theological studies under Dr. Colin Brown, and invited to youth and church prayer meetings for the Holy Spirit ministry.  In addition to these impactful experiences, he also dedicated time to mentoring young leaders, guiding them in their spiritual journeys, and helping them cultivate a deeper understanding of their faith. Through personalized mentorship and heartfelt encouragement, he inspired many to step into leadership roles within their communities and embrace their callings with confidence and purpose. This was the time Chan was gifts in the apostolic and prophetic anointing has been enhanced.