A calling, written down
long before the credentials.
Tim’s career started as a sentence in a yearbook and clarified, years later, in front of the Taj Mahal.
The numbers were always going to serve something bigger.
In 8th grade, asked what he wanted to do with his life, Tim wrote “church ministries” in his yearbook. He did not yet have the language for it, only the pull.
The calling came into focus at age 24, on a trip to the Taj Mahal. Standing before something built to outlast generations, the pieces lined up. He would use the discipline of accounting to serve the church, and the people inside it, for the long haul.
So he became a CPA. He trained at KPMG. Then he spent nearly two decades inside one real, growing church, learning the weight of donor trust and the difference clear numbers make to a tired pastor. That is the lens he brings to every church he serves now.
You are not alone if your church finances feel messy. I fix that.
Wrote “church ministries” in his yearbook, the first sign of where he was headed.
The calling sharpened on a trip to the Taj Mahal. Numbers, in service of the mission.
Trained at one of the Big Four, then earned the CPA credential.
Serves as CFO of Bridgeway Community Church for nearly two decades and counting, living the pressure firsthand.
