Tim Hodge's Profile
Tim Hodge
Lincoln and Nelson Team LeaderPersonal Profile
Tim’s (aka Mothy) first TSCF experience was as a graduate volunteer trainee in Christchurch a few years ago, as a forerunner of today’s Minty. After a few years working in the commercial IT world, he returned to TSCF longer term, along with Lizzy his wife, in late 2004. Tim loves being involved with students explaining about Jesus from the Bible. He also loves windsurfing in summer, skiing in winter and watching cricket at anytime of year. Based at Lincoln Uni, with the NZ Cricket High Performance centre is a joy, although watching the Black Caps is often painful. In addition to working with students, Tim and Lizzy have an eclectic mix of interests – from Lizzy’s crochet and bluegrass music to Tim’s windsurfing, skiing, watching cricket and some geocaching. They’re a lovely, if slightly eccentric couple, augmented since 2009 by a wee son and daughter.
Role Profile
Tim works as the Lincoln and Nelson Team Leader for TSCF. He's really pleased to be able to partner with students as they proclaim Jesus in word and deed on their campuses.
Tim's Campus Groups
Lincoln International Christian Fellowship, Lincoln University Christian Fellowship, Lincoln University Christian Fellowship Post-Grads, NMIT Christian Fellowship
Pray for Tim
Nelson: Looking forward
We are excited that there is so much God can do here. Pray that we will be solidly built on the Rock, and keep focusing on God.
Posted by Dirk De Wolfe on 05/05/2011
LUCF: Passionate leaders
Pray that the leadership team will passionately lead, and be motivated to see the group grow spiritually and in strength.
Posted by Kate Shewan on 05/05/2011
LUCF: Our presence
Pray that our presence on campus will be felt and that we have a positive impact in the lives of the students that we touch.
Posted by Kate Shewan on 05/05/2011
Nelson: As we begin again
We are excited that there is so much God can do here. Pray that we will be solidly built on the Rock, and keep focusing on God.
Posted by Dirk De Wolfe on 29/03/2011
Christchurch earthquake
Please continue to pray for courage, faith and hope in this tragedy, and that people are turned toward, not away from God.
Posted by Mel Mylvaganam on 02/03/2011