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Rob Tarnoviski Rob loves to make the Bible relevant and practical so that it can be clearly understood by everyone. At Bethel, Rob’s primary responsibilities are leading the Pastoral Team and teaching in the services. Rob's parents were born and raised in Brazil, and while Rob was born and raised in Philadelphia, his parents and his upbringing have made him comfortable with the people, food and languages of other cultures. One of the things that Rob loves most about Bethel is the diversity that is found here. Rob has been married to Kelly, his high school sweetheart, since 1987, and they have two children. Their daughter, Aleah, is a student at Gordon College and their son Jordan is a student at Eastern University. Rob is a passionate Eagles fan and loves Doritos! Click here to Email Rob |
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Steve Eichner Steve helps our adults go deeper in their relationship with Jesus and with each other. He helps connect them into smaller communities and cultivates growth opportunities. Steve also serves Bethel as our interim Pastor of Children's Ministries. Steve was born in Africa where he developed his love for sports, the outdoors and the food of many cultures. Steve has a Masters Degree from Dallas Theological Seminary and an undergraduate degree from Philadelphia College of Bible. Steve and his wife, Anne, have been married since 1989 and have three children, a dog and a hermit crab. Click here to Email Steve |
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Chris Hanley Pastor, Student Ministries & Young Adults Chris is completing his Doctorate at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary, has a Masters Degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, and an undergraduate degree from Philadelphia Biblical University. He currently serves as an Adjunct Professor at Philadelphia Biblical University where he teaches an undergraduate course on leadership and management. Chris and his wife, Kelli, have been married since 2003 and have four children. Their son, Miles, is a graduate of West Chester University. Shane, Noah, and Jeniah are all pre-school aged. Click here to Email Chris Click here to read Chris' blog on Bible.org |