Ray David is the parish rector of St. George’s Anglican Church. Passionate about seeing people come to faith in Christ and grow to be more like Jesus and less like the world around them, RD focuses his work at St. George’s on the Great Commission, leadership development, and church planting.

Beyond St. George’s he serves on the board of directors for the Anglican Network in Canada. Traveling regularly to resource and develop new missional congregations, he is chairman of Anglican church planting in Canada and a leader in the Anglican 1000 movement.

His son is the great love of his life. Traditional karate, hockey, racing his motorcycles and reading a good book are close runners-up.

Ken Bombay (he doesn’t like Reverend) was born in a parsonage in Lethbridge Alberta in 1937. He has lived all his life in Canada. Both his parents were ministers. His father began preaching before his 16th birthday. While still single his mother founded two churches in the Maritimes which are still thriving. They were married in 1931. Ken has two siblings (Joyce and Doug) in heaven, and a sister Valerie in Nova Scotia. In 1959, Ken graduated from what is now Vanguard College in Alberta. In 1961 he married his high school sweetheart, Joan Wagner. In 1963 he received his B.Th. Degree from Aldersgate Free Methodist College. The Bombay’s have pastored in six Canadian provinces. In addition Ken has taught for four terms in the Bible College he graduated from. As well he has conducted scores of evangelistic missions at home and abroad. His passion is for a renewed church that burns with a passion for evangelism and world missions. Seven years ago Ken and Joan settled in Brantford, Ontario, to begin a busy retirement. They have no birth children, but mentor several dozen ‘kids’ who call them Mom and Dad.