At Lincoln Road Bible Chapel, the leadership plays an important role in both overseeing the direction of the church and in praying and caring for individuals as we work to be a caring and outward looking community. LRBC is led by a leadership team of elders who have been appointed to the role with the approval of the wider church. This team takes collective responsibility for major decision-making and leading, while our pastor is employed by the church to take responsibility for day-to-day leadership and for taking part in more pastoral care and organizational tasks.
Our Sunday morning sermons are given by a range of gifted individuals from the church, both young and old. A finance and admin committee looks after the church budget and maintenance matters.
Feel free to get in touch, whether just to say hello, or if you have any questions or concerns. Here’s how to contact LRBC.
Who’s who:
Catherine is married to Stephen and together they have four adult children. Catherine serves as our pastor and…
Robert is married to Jennifer and they have two adult sons.
Tin Tin is originally from Myanmar, and she moved to New Zealand after marrying her husband, Keith in 2012 and has made LRBC her home church since then. She was a lecturer in the Biblical Studies department at the Myanmar Evangelical School of Theology for six years and has previously been involved with some of the Myanmar churches in Auckland. Tin Tin loves teaching, and she works part time helping immigrants to learn English. She is passionate about Christians using their gifts to share the good news of Jesus.
Chris is married to Rachael and they have four young children. Chris is involved in several outreach ministries for LRBC and assists at Laidlaw College as an honorary research fellow. He was the youth pastor at LRBC from 2012-2020 and is also a self-employed beekeeper. His goal in ministry has been to help Christians to develop deep roots for their faith so that they can stand strong and take wise action in the secular climate we find ourselves in, and ultimately be found pleasing and faithful to the Lord Jesus. Chris writes online at www.ChrisNorthcott.org and www.TakeAnotherLook.nz.
