Venerable Nhang Noeung, affectionately known as "Lok Kru," was born on November 8, 1957, in Tra Vinh (Preas Tra Pang), Khmer Krom. He was borned to a family of seven sisters. His spiritual journey commenced when he was ordained as a Samanera (novice monk) at the age of 18 in 1976, and later ascended to the esteemed rank of Bhikkhu (senior monk) in 1978 in Khmer Krom.

In 1988, Ven. Noeung relocated to Phnom Penh, Cambodia, where he resided at Wat Neakavon before finding a home at Wat Utaravutey. His dedication and commitment to his spiritual path led him to assume the role of Chauathika Assistant in 1991.

Since January 15, 1997, Ven. Noeung has been an esteemed resident Monk at Wat Dhammarangsey, where he continues to guide and inspire the community with his wisdom and compassion.

Born in 1966 in Khmer Krom, Venerable Tang's spiritual journey began when he was ordained as a Samanera (novice monk) on January 10, 1986. Shortly after, on May 15, 1986, he attained the esteemed rank of Bhikkhu. Seeking further spiritual growth, he ventured to Phnom Penh, Cambodia on April 19, 1989, where he resided in several temples, including Watt Langka, Watt Vongkotborey, and Watt Uttaravatey.

Venerable Tang's journey to the United States was made possible by the sponsorship of the Oregon Cambodian Buddhist Society. Since January 15, 1997, he has been a cherished resident Monk at Wat Dhammarangsey, contributing significantly to the temple's monthly festival programs and serving as a dedicated member of the Oregon Cambodian Buddhist Society.

His linguistic abilities are impressive, as he is fluent in multiple languages, including Khmer, English, Vietnamese, and Thai. For direct contact, you can reach Venerable Tang at michaeltang15@gmail.com.