SUBDIRECTOR/ATLETISMO - GRADOS 6-12

Timothy Oliver nació en Columbus, Ohio (¡Vamos Buckeyes!), pero su corazón se forjó en Virginia Occidental, donde creció tras mudarse allí en 1994. Desde temprana edad, la fe se convirtió en el fundamento de su vida. Criado en la iglesia, Tim descubrió una profunda pasión por servir a los demás, especialmente a los jóvenes, y ha dedicado gran parte de su vida al ministerio juvenil: primero como estudiante, luego como líder, mentor, director de alabanza y pastor de jóvenes.

Music has always been a meaningful part of Tim’s journey. Whether behind a drum set or leading worship with an acoustic guitar, he has used music as a way to connect people to faith, hope, and community. His calling to ministry led him to earn a Bachelor’s Degree in Christian Studies with an emphasis in Youth Ministry from Grand Canyon University.

In 2022, Tim moved to Fayetteville, where he continued following his passion for investing in the lives of students both inside and outside the classroom. Through his work at E. E. Smith High School, Falcon Christian Academy, and Douglas Byrd Middle School, Tim has dedicated himself to encouraging, teaching, coaching, and mentoring young people. Whether serving as a teacher assistant, football and baseball coach, athletic director, Bible teacher, or student pastor, his heart has always remained the same: to help others feel seen, valued, and supported.

Tim has been married to his beautiful wife, Kristine, since 2011, and together they have three awesome and wonderful children: Natilee, Kahlan, and Benjamin. More than any title or accomplishment, Tim treasures his role as a husband, father, family man, and friend of God. He loves spending time with his family, going to the beach, watching movies together, reading, and diving deep into biblical history and Scripture.

His life is rooted in union with Christ, compassion, grace, and the belief that ministry is not just something you do on a stage or in a church building — it’s how you live, serve, and love people every day.