Simmone Stoks

Simmone serves as Team Leader at Dalkeith Road, helping guide the church as it seeks to create a place where people can belong, grow, and flourish. With a background in corporate leadership, strategy, operations, and organisational development, Simmone enjoys bringing together people, ideas, and practical plans to help good things happen.

After completing her Bachelor of Commerce at UWA, Simmone spent many years developing her skills in leadership and organisational improvement before joining the Dalkeith Road team. She is passionate about seeing the church’s vision come to life through thoughtful planning, healthy teams, and a strong sense of community.

Keaton Staszewski-Hose

Keaton serves as Associate Minister, Preaching & Teaching at Dalkeith Road. He has a passion for exploring Scripture, communicating the hope of Jesus, and creating spaces where people can encounter God and grow in faith.

With a background in classical music from WAAPA, Keaton brings creativity, thoughtfulness, and a deep appreciation for the beauty of worship into his ministry. He has a particular love for teaching, encouraging others, and helping people connect the story of God with their everyday lives.

Outside of church life, you’ll find Keaton performing in national opera productions, spending time with family or working on his golf swing.

Dayna Staszewski-Hose

Dayna serves as Associate Minister, Community Development, helping Dalkeith Road grow as a connected, welcoming, and vibrant community. She is passionate about creating opportunities for people to build relationships, discover belonging, and experience the love of God through genuine connection.

With a background in English, Creative Writing, and Strategic Communication, Dayna brings creativity, warmth, and a thoughtful approach to everything she does. Dayna believes community is built through the small moments — shared meals, conversations, celebrations, and simply showing up for one another.

Gary Heard

Gary serves as Spiritual Care Coordinator at Dalkeith Road, providing spiritual care and chaplaincy support to patients, families, and staff within the Palliative Care Ward at Bethesda Hospital.

With a heart for walking alongside people during some of life’s most significant moments, Gary brings compassion, wisdom, and a deep respect for each person’s story and journey. He is passionate about creating spaces where people feel heard, supported, and cared for, particularly during times of vulnerability, grief, and change.