TOMS will be multiplying disciple-making disciples who are:
Pursuing MATURE-ity in Christ (Colossians 1:28-29, 2:6-7)
SERVE-ing one another in love (Mark 10:42-45, 2 Cor 5:14-15)
Active in OUTREACH to their communities and beyond (Matthew 9:35-38)
James grew up thinking a lot about 'Why are we here?' and was scared about life after death. That radically changed when he heard Philippians 1:21 preached and understood the gospel for the first time during High School. Since then he has been living and training to share that great news with anyone else who will hear. That led him to become a Primary School Teacher and go to Bible College where he met his wonderful wife Sarah. He joined TOMS as the Youth and Families Minister at the start of 2020 seeking to teach the gospel to Kids & Youth and train them for a lifetime of knowing Jesus as their King. In his spare time, he enjoys eating anything his wife Sarah cooks, listening to quality music, reading and playing video games. He has previous been involved in ministry in South-West Sydney and Sutherland.
Toby loves talking with people about Jesus, especially about why Jesus’ death and resurrection are so important. He is married to Carolyn and they have three daughters and a son. Toby likes AFL, camping, making music, reading and solving puzzles. Serving at TOMS since 2014, he has previously been involved in ministry at Redfern and Engadine.
James and Brittany Daymond moved to Mudgee in January 2019 to engage in an evangelistic ministry. James will partner with Jono Williams, the Rector of Mudgee Anglican Church, to share the gospel and connect new believers to the local church.
This is a continuation of the ministry they began in 2017 based in Narromine. They hope in time to continue to extend this ministry throughout central western New South Wales
Prior to this ministry, James was the Evangelism Minister at St Clement’s Anglican Church, Mosman in Sydney and Brittany was the Contemporary Music Coordinator and Children’s Ministry Assistant there.
To email the Daymonds or to receive their prayer points, visit the Bush
Church Aid website here.