PASTOR – Daniel McKinney
The McKinneys made Albuquerque their home in October of 2024 after ministering in Utah for several years. Daniel and Stephanie have been married almost 25 years and have four amazing children: Josh, Emma, Eli, and Lily. Daniel loves being with people, reading, watching baseball, and getting into sticky situations with his Jeep.
STAFF
DIRECTOR OF ADMINISTRATION – Jadyn Erickson

Jadyn has been part of City Pres for over ten years—her dad used to be the lead pastor, so the church has always felt like home. She’s studying speech and hearing sciences at the University of New Mexico and works part-time as a nanny. She recently got married to her husband, Austin, and together they love trying new coffee shops around town. Jadyn also enjoys yoga and getting wrapped up in a good book.
DIRECTOR OF CHILDREN'S MINISTRY & EVENTS – Stacy Bobbin

DIRECTOR OF WORSHIP & MUSIC MINISTRY – Ryan Bobbin

Ryan Bobbin, his wife Stacy, and their four daughters are New Mexico natives and have attended City Pres for over 3 years, becoming members in early 2023. Ryan and his family live in Tijeras, NM, just a few minutes east of Albuquerque. He enjoys reading, music, travel, and the outdoors. Rich Mullins is his spiritual hero.
DIRECTOR OF FINANCE – Bronwyn Siebert
Bronwyn and her husband Stephen attended City Presbyterian their first weekend after moving to Albuquerque and loved it so much they have been going ever since. Bronwyn graduated from New Mexico State University in 2014 and married Stephen a month later. Bronwyn is a stay-at-home mom to four kids and oversees the finances of the church in partnership with the session. She loves investing in others by grabbing a cup of coffee, exploring the city, and welcoming people into their home.
ELDERS
Richard Jackson

Richard is a native New Mexican (4th generation, actually!). He and his wife, Rebecca have been a part of City Pres since moving back to Albuquerque in 2009. They have three children, Will, Julianna and Robert, and a beloved yellow lab named Duke. After spending 16 years in the biotech industry, Richard took over his father's financial services business in 2011. He enjoys New Mexican food, trying new methods for smoking/grilling meats, and finding adventure in the outdoors (skiing, hiking and camping are among his favorite pursuits). Richard served as an elder from 2012 to 2017, took an extended sabbatical, and in October 2020, returned to actively serving again.
Steve Cebada
Isaac Banegas

Isaac belongs with his wife, Ashley, and son Jack, to their home in the North Valley, and alongside the church of Jesus at City Pres ABQ. He lived in Las Cruces, Pittsburgh, Dallas, and Austin before moving to Albuquerque. Catch him in the counseling office, hospital where he chaplains, or climbing a boulder. He’ll always lend an ear to hear what you’re cooking, eating, imbibing, vibing in your speakers, watching, or reading. For him, it’s eggs, spritzes, country, The Bear & Puffin Rock, and mostly poetry and literary fantasy/sci-fi.
Stephen Siebert
Stephen, and his wife Bronwyn, have attended City Pres since the summer of 2015. Stephen grew up in Phoenix, Arizona. He first came to Albuquerque when he attended UNM and got his degree in Emergency Medical Services. After graduation, Stephen and Bronwyn got married and lived in Phoenix for a year. While there, they both missed New Mexico and desired to move back. In 2015 Stephen got hired on by Albuquerque Fire Rescue, where he has worked for the last 10 years as a firefighter/paramedic. Stephen and Bronwyn joined the church in 2015, It was the first church they visited and they instantly fell in love. They have been able to experience a deep community here and have had their faith strengthened and deepened. Stephen served as a Deacon for many years and became an Elder in 2025. Stephen and Bronwyn have 4 great kids and enjoy spending time outdoors. When Stephen has free time, it is usually filled with house projects or woodworking in his garage.
DEACON ASSISTANTS
Gini Herron

Gini Herron, wife of Daniel, moved to Albuquerque after serving overseas to be close to their son, Matt Cobb, daughter-in-law Laura, and grandchildren. Gini’s first husband, Clyde Cobb, was a PCA pastor in Tennessee and died of cancer in 1998. Dan’s first wife, Betty, died of cancer in 2001. The Lord brought their two families together of 8 children and 23 grandchildren.

