NSW/ACT

Dr Omar Djoeandy
Missions Engagement Consultant
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Dr Omar Djoeandy

Missions Engagement Consultant
Omar is ethnically Chinese, born in Indonesia and an Australian since the age of 10. His career includes Medical Doctor in Australia and Kenya; Associate Pastor at Nairobi Chapel, Kenya when it grew from 800 to 2000; and National Director of SIM Australia (2004-2019). Omar has preached in 15 countries. He has equipped churches, organisations and people in leadership, cross-cultural mission, discerning God’s new things and experiencing the God-factor.  
In December 2020, he self-published Redefining Success according to Jesus (redefiningsuccess.com.au). He loves helping others avoid harmful definitions of success and connect with the real Jesus. He believes we can refute worldly success and exchange the ‘never enough syndrome’ for contentment, courage, purpose, generosity and community; and more significantly, be a success in the eyes of Jesus.
He is married to Kay, a counsellor, and they have three young adult children.
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David Fauchon
NSW/ACT/QLD Regional Ministry Director
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David Fauchon

NSW/ACT/QLD Regional Ministry Director

David and his wife Michelle, along with their four children, served in Santiago, Chile with SIM from 2009 to 2014. They were helping churches strengthen their ministries to families through marriage preparation, marriage courses, parenting courses and evangelism.
David currently serves as NSW/ACT/QLD Regional Ministry Director. David is able to talk about Mission from the perspective of someone who has served on the field and now in a sending capacity as well. His perspective is both practical and recent.
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Brett Flippence
NSW Mobiliser
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Brett Flippence

NSW Mobiliser
Now serving as a Mission Mobiliser, Brett encourages and engages with believers in NSW & ACT to take the Gospel to communities where Christ is least known. Brett experiences great joy in encouraging, challenging and partnering with others in God’s mission of sending workers into the harvest field.