G.A. Moderator
G.A. Moderator
Meet the Moderator
A Presbyterian elder, Cynthia (Cindy) Bolbach is executive vice president and corporate secretary of BNA, Inc., the oldest company in the United States owned entirely by its more than 1600 employees. She is a member of First Presbyterian Church in Arlington, Va.
Cindy was born and raised in Lancaster County, Pa., where she was baptized and confirmed as a Lutheran. Predestined at an early age to be part of the Reformed tradition, she had a hamster named Luther and a guinea pig named Calvin.
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News & Statements
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I <3 (♥) Mom
May 1, 2012
On important days like birthdays, graduations, and Mother’s Day, my mom and I play a game. We race to be the first one to call the other and acknowledge the day.
It began a few years ago when, um… a “friend of mine” (yes, that’ll do) forgot to call his mother on her birthday. Rather than be hurt, she called him to say, “Happy birthday to me!” This “friend of mine” made it up to her the following year when he phoned her on the West Coast at 8:00 a.m. Eastern time.
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Retooling
- March 30, 2012
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When life tumbles in
- March 6, 2012
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Call to prayer for the Moderator of the 219th General Assembly (2010)
- February 24, 2012
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Signs of hope
- February 6, 2012
A Presbyterian elder, Cynthia (Cindy) Bolbach is executive vice president and corporate secretary of BNA, Inc., the oldest company in the United States owned entirely by its more than 1600 employees. She is a member of First Presbyterian Church in Arlington, Va.
Cindy was born and raised in Lancaster County, Pa., where she was baptized and confirmed as a Lutheran. Predestined at an early age to be part of the Reformed tradition, she had a hamster named Luther and a guinea pig named Calvin.