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Reading the Text, Feeding the Flock

Author: Pastor Rob

Reverend Robert “Rob” Jones, M.Div., is an honors graduate of Union Presbyterian Seminary and a minister within Providence Presbytery. He began his ministry as a Ruling Elder at Liberty Hill Presbyterian Church. He is married to Mica Jones, his childhood sweetheart, and they have two children, Sebastian and Piper. Interesting Fact: Rob was the Ruling Elder Commissioner to the 225 General Assembly in Louisville, Kentucky, in 2022 for Providence Presbytery. He now serves Christ in ministry at Liberty Hill Presbyterian Church. He loves to preach and teach, study and learn.

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