David is from Beijing, China. He graduated from the Communication University of China and worked as an engineer for Beijing TV Station. After he moved to Australia, he gained theological training at the Sydney Missionary and Bible College, where he met and married Janice. 

In 1996, David and Janice, and their daughter, Lydia, were sent as a missionary family to Hong Kong while David served as a senior producer and program host of Liangyou gospel radio station of the Far East Broadcasting Company.

David was ordained as a minister of Baptist Association NSW and ACT in 2009. He is now looking after the Mandarin congregation of Central Baptist Church. He is also a voluntary Chairman of the Mandarin ministry of Sydney Chinese Christian Churches Association.

David enjoys reading, studying the Bible, playing “GO” game, and watching tennis and NBA. His motto in life is “Loving the Lord with all his heart, mind, soul and strength and loving people with sincerity, purity, honesty and passion.”

Rev. Daniel Sin was converted in 1990. Being moved by God’s grace and calling, he offered himself to be a full-time minister in 1993 and admitted to Evangel Seminary to study theology in 2000. He served in Jiduhui Church for three years after his graduation in 2004. Then he immigrated to Sydney in May 2008 and joined Central Baptist Church in October 2008. Rev. Daniel Sin and his wife Fanny have two boys, Andrew and Zion.

Pastor Anthony Tam and his wife Amy have been attending the Central Baptist Church for 40 years. He previously served as a lay leader in the Cantonese and then Mandarin congregations for over 30 years before taking up theological studies at the Chinese Theological College of Australia a few years ago. He graduated with a Bachelor of Ministries in 2017.  In January 2019 he joined the Central Baptist Pastoral team as a Pastor and is ministering mainly to the afternoon Cantonese congregation. Anthony likes to meet and chat to people, and enjoys sharing the gospel whenever he can.