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Isobel Lin

Isobel is a chaplain at Moore Theological College and the chair of the EQUIP women’s conference. She is married to Peter and they have three daughters.

Celebrating 25 years of EQUIP: Interview with Isobel Lin

November 13, 2023 by Isobel Lin
ACR: Watching EQUIP women this year, I was struck by the centrality of God’s word in everything that happened. Your first EQUIP conference was back in 1999; what led you and others to start this ministry 25 years ago? Back in 1999, there wasn’t…
Categories ACR Journal, Christian Living, Ministry

Learning by doing: Isobel Lin on ministry training 

October 22, 2018 by Isobel Lin
Isobel Lin is a chaplain at Moore Theological College, the chair of the EQUIP women’s conference, the wife on Bishop Peter Lin, and the mother of three teenage daughters. As you can imagine, she’s involved in training across lots of different…
Categories Christian Living, Complementarianism, Evangelism, Ministry

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