The management of Dayspring's activities rests with its governing body - called The Dayspring Guiding Committee.  Elected annually at its AGM, these people hold the governance of Dayspring as their primary responsibility.  Click HERE for a copy of our Rules of Association.
CHAIRPERSON - Dr Beth Roberton
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SECRETARY - Dr Deborah Robertson
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Deborah graduated from the Dayspring Grad Dip Spiritual Direction course in 2018 and has been a member of the DayspringSW committee for most of the time since. Deborah was involved in faith education for many years as a teacher and lecturer and is currently involved in offering spiritual formation through Dayspring and the Spirituality Hub in the Bunbury area. She is looking forward to contributing to the further development of the spirituality community in Western Australia.  We appreciate her contribution to the Guiding Committee in this new role.

TREASURER - 
COMMITTEE MEMBERS
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Mr John Auer 
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Rev'd Dr Cathie Lambert
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Mrs Jenelle Pike 
 Jenelle has been on the staff of the Coursework program for several years, having gained a Masters in Spiritual Direction through Dayspring. This year, she steps down as Chairperson to become an Ordinary Member of the Guiding Committee but also takes up the role of Coursework Program Coordinator, replacing Cathie Lambert who is now a full-time member of the staff at the Uniting College of Leadership and Theology.
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Dr Brian Holliday - Anam Cara to the Guiding Committee
Brian is a spiritual director and librarian for the Dayspring Community. He also teaches and supervises in Dayspring’s spiritual direction training course. Previously, he held various ministry positions in Australia and overseas. His post-graduate work was in cultural and literary critical studies, but for many years now his main interest has been with Dayspring and its contemplative approach to life and faith. Brian and Glenis have four wonderful kids, and many delightful grandchildren.