After more than 12 years of serving the churches of Iowa, Tim Lubinus is preparing to transition from his role as Baptist Convention of Iowa executive director into a new season of ministry. Early next year, Lubinus will move into a new ministry assignment with Cornerstone Church in Ames, Iowa, focusing on global missions and other ministry opportunities connected to his experience and calling.
“This has been, and continues to be, a joy for me,” Lubinus said. “I love serving the people and churches of Iowa, and I’m grateful for the opportunity God has given me to serve alongside so many faithful leaders.”
Lubinus’ connection to Iowa and the BCI runs deep. He was born and raised in Northwest Iowa and first became involved with a BCI church while attending Iowa State University. He was baptized and became a member of Grand Avenue Baptist Church in Ames, where he was also called to ministry.
Ministry experience
Before joining BCI in 2014, Lubinus served as missions pastor at Cornerstone Church in Ames and spent many years serving internationally with the International Mission Board, including ministry in Korea and Central Asia. That missions experience has continued to shape his work with BCI, including his leadership of the Daniel Project and his involvement in church planting and missions across Iowa.
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EDITOR’S NOTE — This story was written and originally released by the Baptist Convention of Iowa.
