Constance lives in the Northern Neck of Virginia and has three children, seven grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. She had a successful top-management career with Avon and after retiring, pledged all of her experience to Christ. Constance is active in her church, Light of Christ Anglican in Heathsville as a Eucharistic Minister, Intercessor, member of the Missions Empowerment Group, and active in Good News Club, a division of Child Evangelism Fellowship (CEF) at her local Elementary school as a Group Leader and Mission Story Teacher.
Constance is a certified facilitator for Perspectives on the World Christian Movement and worked closely with the Reverend Cannon Tad de Bordenave to bring three classes to the NNK. She served as AFM's chairwoman until March 2026. Her vision for AFM is to share the heart of God as in Acts 1:8: “But you will receive power when the Holy Spirit comes on you; and you will be my witnesses in Jerusalem, and in all Judea and Samaria, and to the ends of the earth.”
Constance McDearmon
Executive Committee
George is the Canon Missioner for the Anglican Diocese of the South and has been involved in world missions for over 40 years in Mexico, Germany, Jamaica, Switzerland, France, Holland, Great Britain, Thailand, and Israel. For the past 22 years, George has been involved with the ministry of DaySpring International which, over the past 35 years, has planted over 5000 churches and founded over 120 schools in India. He and his wife Paulette have been married for over thirty years and have two sons and three grandchildren.
The Rev. Cn. George Ivey
Executive Committee
Marjorie and her husband, Ed, a retired priest in the Reformed Episcopal Church, live in Galveston, Texas. After spending 30 years in management positions at public relations/advertising agencies in Houston, Marjorie brought her expertise to a Houston-based agency providing secular support services to church planters working in predominately Muslim countries. She has taken the Perspective on the World Christian Movement, taking mission trips to Kazakhstan and Egypt, used her musical gifts in church as organist and choir director, taught women’s Bible studies, chaired the altar guild, and been involved in urban ministry. Marjorie was also a board member of Healthy Family Initiatives, a Houston child abuse prevention agency, and volunteers in a number of Christian and secular entities.
Marjorie Fowler
Executive Committee,
Secretary
Jeff Walton is the Communications Director and Anglican Director for the Institute on Religion & Democracy in Washington, DC where he writes about the worldwide Anglican Communion and its member churches. A transplant from the West Coast, he worked on Capitol Hill for several members of the U.S. Congress before coming to the Institute of Religion and Democracy in 2006, developing a continuing interest in international religious freedom and persecuted religious minorities.
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Jeff is an active member of The Falls Church Anglican in Falls Church, Virginia. He first encountered Anglican Frontier Missions through those ministering among unreached people groups in Asia.
Jeff Walton
Board Member
Heidi Swanson, is a cradle Episcopalian, raised in the Anglican tradition. She graduated from MacMurray College and has since worked in advertising, marketing and sales. Heidi is actively involved in her church, St. Mark’s in Geneva, Illinois where she most enjoys singing in the choir, welcoming visitors, developing relationships with the children and other members of the parish, working at the soup kitchen, and attending bible study. When seeking the Lord’s guidance, Heidi became drawn to AFM’s mission to bring the Gospel to the unreached when a friend at St. Mark’s became an AFM cross-cultural worker.
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“Go ye into all the world, and preach the gospel to every creature” (Mark 16:15-16).
Heidi Swanson
Board Member
Matt has been part of Christ the King Anglican (CTK) in Boone, NC since 2008 and on staff as Director of Mission and Ministry since 2016. CTK supports four Cross Cultural Workers (CCWs). He served three years as a Cross Cultural Worker among an ethnic minority in the foothills of the Himalayas. He is a graduate of Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary and worked for nine years with Samaritan’s Purse. In that time he partnered with Christian leaders in Pakistan, Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Sri Lanka, China, Indonesia, Malaysia, and the Philippines. He also redeveloped global training materials to better equip church partners for outreach and discipleship of children. Matt has coordinated the Perspectives on the World Christian Movement course in Boone. Most recently, Matt is a doctoral student at Trinity School for Ministry and he serves as the volunteer Global Mission Initiative leader for the Diocese of Christ Our Hope. Matt and his wife Alison met in Boone and are the proud parents of five children.