Leadership

Noble City's vision is to become a strong church that seeks the welfare of the city. Strong churches are led by well-equipped leaders who shepherd everyone into the abundant life that is only possible through Jesus Christ. 

The church is God’s family. She was bought with a price and is led by the Risen Christ, who, in all His glorious might, seeks to bring the gospel to every nation through the ministry of churches worldwide. There is no more noble task than leadership in the local church. Leadership is about service and shepherding. Ultimately, leaders equip and empower people to utilize their giftedness for the benefit of all.

The local elders are responsible for the ongoing nurture and mission of the church, whereby the lifestyle of the community of God becomes attractive to a watching world.

Rev. benjamin Murray - pastor

Ben and Bekah planted Noble City in their home in 2014. What began as a single house church has grown by God's grace into an emerging network of house churches. Ben is passionate about the progress of the gospel and working with marginalized communities to build healthy churches that endure so that they can be a blessing to the whole city. Ben and Bekah live in the Avenues with their three children. He earned his bachelors at Lancaster Bible College and Master of Ministry at the Antioch School of Leadership Development and Church Planting.

Rev. Dr. matt Lynskey - Missionary Theologian

Matt and Sukey joined Noble City in August of 2015. With senior pastor experience and international missionary work under their belts, the Lynskeys are a huge encouragement and help. Matt and Ben have been friends and coworkers in the gospel for over 15 years, dreaming of one day working together. Matt served on the faculty of Lancaster Bible College as the Director of the Pastoral Ministries program. He now works with Unfolding Word doing theological formation and bible translation. He has six children and lives in the south side of York City. 

Dr. Ed Foster - Elder

Ed and Traci joined Noble City in early 2015. Ed is a retired doctor of internal medicine and a graduate of Wheaton College. He is an effective teacher and a seasoned youth worker. With kids out of the house (sort of), he is the eldest elder, someone whom the young bucks are grateful to have on the team. Over 15 years ago, Traci started Logos Academy and was once Ben's boss. Ed and Traci are dearly loved and honored team members. They have two adult children and live in the York Hospital area.