David earned  a degree in Pastoral Theology from Emanuel Bible Institute in Oradea, Romania. Subsequently he served  as an elder and an Awana leader in local churches before coming to SBC where he has now served faithfully as an elder/pastor since 2014. David's key interests in serving his church lies in music plus children's and youth ministries. David's wife, Isabela and two teenage sons compliment his enthusiasm for the Lord's work wherever he serves and we are more than pleased to have them.

Rob and his lovely wife Mary Jane planted their lives at SBC in 2008, finding as they did so, a church home that exemplified biblical preaching and teaching and a congregation of serious intent towards their Lord's church.  Rob was called to eldership in about 2010. He has now (2021) served in leadership for a total of 35 years including his former two churches. While he has served in many different ministries over time, the greatest theme that shapes his approach to church is the Lord's command for his disciples to love one another as it is, "By this all people will know that you are my disciples, if you have love for one another."  John 13:35 (ESV)

Aurel's bio is too long for this short format but includes a B Sc (chemistry), a B Ed, and a Bachelor of Pastoral Theology all from the U of Bucharest, plus a M Th accredited by the U of Wales, UK. He has served at every level of church life from cutting the lawn to shepherding  2 baptist churches (Romania & Burnaby) over 9 years. Subsequently Aurel also operated his own floor laying company until an accident prevented him from continuing in the trades. He has served on our own Council of Elders since 2014 and assumed the position of lead elder/pastor as of November 2021. Aurel's dear wife Nicole, also a B Sc (chemistry) and a teacher, along with their 2 sons are a welcome, loved, and valued part of our body.

Our much loved brother Lorne has resigned his position of Senior Pastor in early 2021 for health reasons. He and his wife Betty have moved to Alberta where they continue to seek God's direction and purpose in their lives. 

Pastor Lorne's legacy to the church certainly includes the foundation of the Council of Elders which ironically has become a great blessing in our current transitional phase of church life. What we owe our dear brother and sister is incalculable and we miss them dearly.