(2024-27)
Robin is the director of graduate programs and a faculty member in the Education Department at Lancaster Bible College/Capital Seminary & Graduate School. Prior to coming to LBC, she served on the board of trustees and then as an administrator at Delaware County Christian School. Robin has a BA in Psychology and Linguistics from Swarthmore College, an EdM in Human Development and Psychology from Harvard University, and a PhD in Organizational Leadership from Eastern University. She and her husband David have been married since 1989 and live in Lancaster. They are members of Wheatland Presbyterian Church. They have three children and one granddaughter. In addition to spending time with her granddaughter, Robin enjoys long walks with her dog, hiking, pickleball with anyone who is willing, meals with friends, and a strong cup of Earl Grey tea.

Robin Bronkema

(2024-27)
Matt Moore is the owner & operator of The Moore Group real estate team through Keller Williams Elite in Lancaster. Prior to transitioning careers into real estate in early 2020, Matt was an on-air Meteorologist with WGAL-TV for 8 years. Matt holds a BS in Meteorology with a Broadcasting Option from Millersville University. He and his wife, Lizz, live in Manheim with their two young children, the oldest of which is now a 2nd grader at LC. The Moore family attends LCBC Manheim and love getting to meet new families through the connections of Christ. His favorite part about Lititz Christian is the deep relationships that are cultivated with families serving throughout the school – he believes it is truly a family environment centered around the teachings of The Lord. Matt enjoys adventuring outside with his family, playing golf, fishing, and enjoying the company of friends and family.

Matt Moore

(2024-27)
Rachel Spier Weaver and her family have been part of the LC community since 2011 when her then 3-month-old was in the Early Learning Center. They now have two children at LC and are thrilled to continue to be part of the ministry. Rachel serves in human resources at HOPE International and has had a front row seat to HOPE’s growth from about 50 staff members in 2010 to a global team of over 1400. She has supported the growth of HOPE’s HR systems and processes while maintaining a culture of individual connection and care in response to an increasingly complex workplace. She works best when giving the space and resources for organizational leaders to think strategically about growing and thriving teams. Rachel is a co-author of the children’s book series “Called and Courageous Girls” which tell the stories of women of God who led in extraordinary ways. She lives with her husband, Shane, and their two children, Norah and Jack.

Rachel Weaver