Bishop Tim Lamb
Superintendent
Bishop Tim Lamb combines over 34 years of pastoral and church planting experience to lead LifePoint Ministries. Bishop Tim's unique prophetic insight, forward-thinking leadership and compassion for people combine to make him an effective leader for our pastors and churches.
He serves in various capacities in our denomination: the Emmanuel College Board of Trustees, Falcon Children's Board, and the Council of Bishops. Bishop Lamb has a strong sense of urgency to plant churches and multiply believers. He is available to minister in your local churches, preach revivals or homecomings, train leadership teams, and serve as a consultant to pastors and ministers.
Bishop Tim is married to Carissa Lamb, who serves as our First Lady, and our Minister Wives Fellowship Director. They have three children, all who are married, Steven and Misty Lamb, Jonathan and Allison Lamb, and Jennifer and Mark Murrell. They also have five grandchildren Dylan, Hannah Grace, Peyton, Kade, and Haylee.
Tina Anderson
Office Manager & Accounting Administrator
Tina has worked for LifePoint Ministries for 12 years and feels called to this ministry. She is married to Vernon Anderson. They attend Compassion Church Hartwell. The two of them have 9 children and 5 grands. Jessica, Gavin & Kevin Finley, Dericus, Ashley, Noah, & Alec Paul, Ryan, Kayla, Madsion & Bentley Wilhite, Alex & Raechel Scarborough and Caleb Anderson.
Erica Campbell
Director of Communications & Events; Director of Girls' Ministries
Jeff Thomas
Assistant Superintendent; Director of Missions
J. Brian Williams
Secretary/Treasurer
J. Brian Williams serves as the Secretary/Treasurer. He is the Senior Pastor of Elberton PH Church. He is passionate about understanding and teaching Scripture, building meaningful relationships with unchurched people, leading in local and overseas missions, and developing healthy Christian community. He is available to minister in your local church. Brian is married to Lacy, and together they have three children Asa, Eli, and Ori.
Rick Womack
Executive Council Member
Rick serves on the executive board for LifePoint. He is the Senior Pastor of Compassion Church Hartwell. Rick is available to speak to churches, leaders or groups in the following areas: leadership development, church systems/structures, missions, and relational discipleship. Rick is married to Patrice and they have two children, Josh and Alyssa.
Trey Jones
Executive Council Member; Director of Church Multiplication Ministries
Trey serves on the Executive Board and also serves as the Director of Church Multiplication Ministries for LifePoint Ministries. He graduated from Emmanuel College and continued with his Masters in Biblical Studies at Regent University. Trey and his wife Hope moved to Macon, GA in 1999 and planted Life Center Outreach, where they continue to pastor. They are passionate about reaching the people of the Middle Georgia community and their church is a vital way in which they are achieving this goal. Life Center has also implemented Encounter Weekends which are a major part of the churches' ministry, and they have proven to be life changing experiences for the church and LifePoint Ministries. Trey and Hope have three children: Sam, Anna Grace, and Grey.
Chris Maxwell
Executive Council Member
Chris Maxwell served 19 years as lead pastor in Orlando, Florida, and is in his thirteenth year as Campus Pastor and Director of Spiritual Life at Emmanuel College. He speaks in churches, schools, medical conventions, writers conferences, and spiritual formation retreats. Chris is the author of ten books, including Pause With Jesus, Underwater, and his latest, embracing now: pain, joy, healing, living. Visit him at www.chrismaxwell.me.
Brian James
Executive Council Member
Brian James has spent 25 years working in Christian higher education at Emmanuel College primarily in Campus Development and Advancement. From 2001 – 2009 he changed careers by accepting a job in banking as a commercial lender. He returned to Emmanuel College in 2009 to help with the expansion of the campus where he continues to work today as Vice President for Advancement. He was elected Mayor of Franklin Springs in 2001 and served two consecutive terms and led the rebuilding project of the City Hall and Public Safety Building. In 2006 he received an invitation from Governor Sonny Purdue to serve on the Governor’s Rural Development Authority which worked to revitalize poverty areas in Georgia and develop new avenues for state economic growth. Brian is a licensed minister in the Lifepoint Conference of the IPH Church and speaks occasionally at churches and various events. He enjoys spending time with his bride April and children, Evan, John Clayton and Ella.
