Rev. David H. Kim is the Director of the Gotham Fellowship. Before directing Gotham, He served at Princeton University for 14 years directing a campus ministry called Manna Christian Fellowship focusing on how the gospel renews both private and public worlds. He received his B.A. in biology from the University of Pennsylvania, his M.Div. from Westminster Theological Seminary, and his Th.M. from Princeton Theological Seminary in Christian Ethics.

Sonja Lee Chen has been on the staff at CFW since 2006. Sonja is the program & assessments coordinator for The Gotham Fellowship. Before joining CFW, she apprenticed with World Harvest Mission in Ireland. Sonja originally moved to New York to study architecture at Barnard College, Columbia University and subsequently worked as the program coordinator of openhousenewyork, an arts organization, during its inaugural years. She will complete an M.A. in Urban Ministry at the City Seminary in New York in 2010.

Katherine is the founder/director of Redeemer's Center for Faith and Work, which oversees Gotham Fellowship, Entrepreneurship Initiative, vocation groups, Arts Ministries, and classes. She came to Redeemer from California where she led 2 tech companies from 1996-2001. Prior to that she worked in NYC for a tech startup and became a Christian through Redeemer. She also worked in Luxembourg 1 yr and 9 yrs as an economic analyst in the aerospace industry.