Anthony and Jacqueline

Anthony and Jacqueline are returning intercultural workers. They served with Baptist Mission Australia in South Asia between 2002-2011. Then after a time they moved to Fiji, continuing their work with B people and other Muslim groups in their local community. More recently, Anthony and Jacqueline have felt called to join the South Asia team again.

Anthony and Jacqueline live in Fiji with their six children. Jacqueline has been raising and homeschooling the children. She has a passion for children’s ministry and using art as a platform to interact with the community.

Anthony has a background in fisheries and agriculture. He is passionate about working with and empowering the rural poor toward sustainability. As a farmer in the Pacific, he understands that ‘the coin is in the fish’s mouth’ (Matt 17:27). Their complete dependency on God is what has shaped and driven their farming family.

As Anthony and Jacqueline have been observing the unsettling events in South Asia, they have been stirred to be ‘as bold as lions’ (Prov 28:1) and be intentional about sharing the Gospel with B people. They are looking forward to serving with the South Asia team, and seeing B people following Jesus in their own distinctive ways.

Donations to these intercultural workers are TAX DEDUCTIBLE.