Death in custody amplifies profound loss for inmates, whether grieving loved ones or facing their own mortality. Despite immense sadness and guilt, Chaplain Tim Abbey witnesses God’s miraculous hope and peace shining through, even in the valley of death.
Chaplain Sam Yip shares insights from inmates battling drug addiction, and the powerful testimony of transformation from drugs and crime to faith in Christ offers hope, showing men that knowing Jesus is better than drugs.
Chaplain Timothy Abbey shares his experience in finding peace by recalling the Holy Spirit’s work, their own past spiritual blindness, God’s timing, and the joy of sharing Jesus.
Discover a heartfelt journey from nurse to hospital chaplain in honour of International Nurses Day. This inspiring story highlights the vital role of spiritual care in paediatric oncology and the deep connection between nurses, patients, families, and chaplains.
This Easter reflection explores how Christ’s resurrection transforms sorrow into joy, offering hope and comfort amidst personal pain, global suffering, and spiritual questions.
While there may not be intended prejudice against people with disabilities, prejudice can occur simply by giving preference to able-bodied people. In this series, three ableist perspectives will be scrutinised, and a more nuanced perspective will be presented.
Chaplain Sam Yip reflects on true freedom, exploring how spiritual liberation in Christ breaks the chains of guilt, shame, and broken relationships.
A reflection on faith and redemption in prison, highlighting how the Gospel offers hope to those who have struggled. Drawing from Matthew 8, this blog explores how Jesus’ compassion and grace bring restoration, reminding us that no one is beyond His reach.
While there may not be intended prejudice against people with disabilities, prejudice can occur simply by giving preference to able-bodied people. In this series, three ableist perspectives will be scrutinised, and a more nuanced perspective will be presented.
While there may not be intended prejudice against people with disabilities, prejudice can occur simply by giving preference to able-bodied people. In this series, three ableist perspectives will be scrutinised, and a more nuanced perspective will be presented.
