William Roberts, along with his
wife Rachel and 4 children, Anna, Ben, Stephen and Ruth, has
been serving in the Bloomington congregation since autumn of
1982. He received his undergraduate degree from Cornell
University and his Masters of Divinity at Reformed
Presbyterian Theological Seminary in Pittsburgh, PA.
He presently serves on the Board
which directs the Reformation Translation Fellowship, a
ministry placing Reformed literature in the hands of
Christians in China.
"Bill" was also instrumental in the formation of
Lighthouse
Christian Academy, a non-denominational Christian School in
Bloomington, serving on the board for several years.
See the contacts page for information on
how to reach Bill.
Pastor - Rich Holdeman
Rich Holdeman grew up in Columbus, Indiana and went on to
earn his undergraduate degree from Yale University while
playing on the hockey team. After working as a high
school biology teacher and hockey coach at Culver Academy
for three years, he earned a Ph.D. in Molecular Biology from
Indiana University where he now teaches. He served
as the IU hockey coach from 1992 to 2006 retiring as the "winningest"
hockey coach in IU history. Rich earned a Master of Divinity
degree from Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary in the spring
of 2005 and became an ordained minister of the RPCNA during that
same spring. He is currently serving full-time as pastor for the
congregation while continuing to teach on a limited basis at the university.
In addition, Rich serves as President of the Board of Trustees of
the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary.
See the contacts page for information on
how to reach Rich.
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William Roberts, along with his
wife Rachel and 4 children, Anna, Ben, Stephen and Ruth, has
been serving in the Bloomington congregation since autumn of
1982. He received his undergraduate degree from Cornell
University and his Masters of Divinity at 
Rich Holdeman grew up in Columbus, Indiana and went on to
earn his undergraduate degree from Yale University while
playing on the hockey team. After working as a high
school biology teacher and hockey coach at Culver Academy
for three years, he earned a Ph.D. in Molecular Biology from
Indiana University where he now teaches. He served
as the IU hockey coach from 1992 to 2006 retiring as the "winningest"
hockey coach in IU history. Rich earned a Master of Divinity
degree from Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary in the spring
of 2005 and became an ordained minister of the RPCNA during that
same spring. He is currently serving full-time as pastor for the
congregation while continuing to teach on a limited basis at the university.
In addition, Rich serves as President of the Board of Trustees of
the Reformed Presbyterian Theological Seminary.