Team Leader for Gen1K Church Health, Baptist Churches NSW & ACT
Tim Burns
Team Leader for Gen1K Church Health | Baptist Churches NSW & ACT
About Tim
Tim Burns is a team leader for Gen1K Church Health affiliated with Baptist Churches NSW & ACT. His role involves overseeing initiatives aimed at supporting and strengthening church communities within the region. Although his background includes work as a director, writer, and producer for Canadian and American television, his current focus is on church health and capacity building. Burns has experience in television production, notably as the showrunner and executive producer of the supernatural comedy-drama series My Babysitter's a Vampire, and has contributed as a writer and supervising writer for other television projects. His diverse career in media demonstrates a range of creative and leadership skills, which he now applies to his work within the church community to foster growth and resilience.
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Latest interviews
Every podcast episode Tim Burns has appeared on, newest first.
Edgewood Bible Church
Interview with Tim Burns Part.1
May 19, 2026
This Week At Windsor
14. What Is Church Health? (feat. Tim Burns)
Sep 26, 2025
The Jersey String Band Podcast
Episode 18, Season 2 Premiere (The Ol’ Switcheroo)
Feb 14, 2025
Resilience in the Shadows
Childhood Abuse Survivor Sings His Story Live - Tim E. Burns
Nov 4, 2024
Centre Think Tank in conversation
Sustrans interview
Mar 11, 2024
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