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James & Brittany Daymond

Serving with BCA since March 2017

James & Brittany Daymond commenced with BCA in 2017 in an evangelistic role, first in Narromine and then Mudgee. In 2023 they moved to Cobar for James to take up the role of Priest-in-Charge. Cobar had been without a full-time resident Anglican minister for twenty years. The Daymonds look forward to reaching out to the spiritually lost, sharing Jesus for life, and caring for God’s people.

Cobar is a small town in central western New South Wales, 711 kms west north west of Sydney. Copper was found in the district in 1870 and the town’s name was derived from the local Aboriginal Ngiyampaa word for copper, Kuparr, Gubarr or Cuburra, which means ‘red earth’ or ‘burnt earth’.

The Daymonds' Prayer Points for December 2025

Ask that people would be in awe of Jesus and want to hear more about him.

The Daymonds' Prayer Points for January 2026

Thank God for the fullness of spiritual life that we have when we put our trust in Jesus. Ask for the people of Cobar to realise this fullness of spiritual life in Christ.

The Daymonds' Prayer Points for February 2026

Praise Jesus for being head over every power and authority. Ask that the people of Cobar would recognise Jesus as Lord of their lives.

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