How Precious Is Your First Name!
A reflection from our Chaplain Sam Yip on how important our identity is. There’s something humanising and humbling when people use their personal first names in a prison.
Broken Dreams, But Hope Gleams
A reflection from Joseph Park on broken dreams. Joseph gives tips on how to deal with this, and how we can trust in God’s plan for our lives.
Seasoned With Salt
Our prison Chaplain shares from Kirkconnell Correctional Centre about how as Christians we are seasoned with salt, that we can be shrewd in sharing the good news of Jesus to everyone around us.
Mental Health First Aid (MHFA)
Mental health first aid is a training program designed to equip individuals with the knowledge and skills to offer initial support to someone experiencing a mental health crisis or developing a mental health problem.
Jesus, Strong and Kind
Our Chaplain Rochelle shares her story about what it’s like to be a Chaplain to the kids and young people at Allowah Presbyterian Children’s Hospital.
Spotlight: Chaplaincy in Hospitals
One of our chaplains shares their experience as a hospital chaplain, and the impact chaplains have in the secular hospital setting.
God, who remembers?
A Jericho Road Hospital chaplain shares about how God used chaplaincy to help “Maisie” remember Him, despite her dementia.
What is Hope?
Who are you? What makes you who you are? What are you known for? How do you experience peace in your life? These are all questions that revolve around the idea of completeness or having a fulfilling life.
Opportunity Knocks
Tim shares from Kirkconnell Correctional Centre what it means to practice what we preach, and that anyone can be forgiven no matter what they have done, through the grace and forgiveness of Jesus Christ.
Being a Chaplain in the ICU and Prison – Public Christianity Podcast – Joseph Park and Tim Abbey
Our chaplains Joseph Park and Tim Abbey was featured in a recent Life & Faith podcast with the Centre of Public Christianity, sharing stories from their roles as chaplains and what it’s like to care spiritually for people during very difficult times in their lives.