Adam Draycott

- Senior Minister -

Adam grew up in Sydney's western suburbs and spent 15 years working in various property-related roles, including property valuation in central Victoria. In 2007, he graduated from Sydney Missionary and Bible College (SMBC) and began serving with the Anglican Diocese of Armidale. He now ministers in Inverell, NSW.

Adam is married to Tanya, and together they have two children. He enjoys bushwalking with his family, listening to Australian rock music, and driving his trusty ute — sometimes while chasing vermin! Above all, Adam is passionate about reading the Bible with others and witnessing lives transformed as people grow in their understanding of Jesus: who He is, how He speaks to our identity, and how He meets our every need.

cameron maxworthy

- curate -

Cameron grew up in Thornleigh, Sydney. Before undertaking theological study at Moore College, he worked as an environmental chemist specialising in testing for asbestos. After years of discernment, and serving wherever he could at his local church, Cameron was convicted to leave his job and begin preparation for fulltime ministry. He completed his studies at Moore at the end of 2024, and together he and his wife moved to Inverell to serve God’s people.

Cameron is married to Carole, and together they have one son, Alexander. Though they both grew up in Sydney, Cameron and Carole have always shared a desire to see God’s kingdom grow rural Australia. Cameron loves spending time with his family, reading (or listening to) books, lifting up heavy things at the gym, and cheesemaking. He has a heart for seeing people come to know and be transformed by the Lord Jesus, and to see them grow in their faith and maturity in Him.

David Thomas

- Honorary Assistant Minister -

David grew up in Hornsby, Sydney.  He worked in the public sector in the water industry for nearly 40 years in various locations in country NSW. In order to be to be better equipped in serving the local church, David attended Sydney Missionary and Bible College (SMBC) in 2004 . Upon graduating, he returned to his role in the public service at Forbes and then Tamworth.

David moved to Inverell in Spring 2023. He retired early in January 2024 to serve as a lay ministry worker at Inverell Anglican and was then deaconed in October 2024.

David is married to Anita. They have two married children and two grandchildren.  He loves walking, playing golf, jigsaw puzzles and spending time with family. He wants people to know God’s love as they hear and read about Jesus in the Bible.