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A powerful ministry of Jericho Road bringing hope to moments of darkness.
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Support our chaplains

Chaplaincy has been a ministry of Jericho Road for many years. Through Chaplaincy we have seen people serve in hospitals, prisons and in the wider community. The stories of lives transformed by God working through these ministries are remarkable, exciting and extremely encouraging.

Although we receive government subsidies for work in prisons and hospitals, and some support from General Assembly and other sources, this is insufficient to fund the full cost of placing Chaplains in these settings, as well as the associated infrastructure of the Chaplaincy team.

To keep our Chaplaincy team strong and serving in the long-term, we are seeking to grow our support base for Chaplains. We seek to ask more churches and individuals to pray for our Chaplains and support them financially.

Our plan is for each Chaplain to form support partnerships – with individuals and churches – that help to sustain this ministry into the future.

How you can help
INDIVIDUAL PARTNERSHIPS

We are hoping that each Chaplain can have an active ongoing relationship with individual partners - to receive regular updates and testimonies, for prayer and for monthly ongoing financial support.

CHURCH PARTNERSHIPS

We are hoping that each Chaplain can have an active ongoing relationship with partner churches - who will receive regular updates, faithfully uphold their ministry in prayer, and to contribute ongoing financial support each year.

Every financial contribution makes a difference and is very much appreciated. You may give monthly, or give a one-time donation. Above all we value your prayer support. Even if churches and individuals are not able to give financially, please do not hesitate to sign up to receive prayer updates.

Sponsor A Chaplain

Click on a chaplain to find out more.

Our Hospital Chaplains

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Rhonda Daley
St Vincent's Hospital
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Michael Deal
Westmead & Royal Prince Alfred Hospitals
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Christine Mao
Prince of Wales Hospital
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Karen McMillan
The Children's Hospital at Westmead
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Rochelle Wainwright
The Children's Hospital at Westmead & Allowah
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Lisa Woolcott
Hornsby Kur-ring-gai Hospital

Our Justice Chaplains

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Tim Abbey
Kirkconnell Correctional Centre
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Ian Schoonwater
NSW Police - North West Metro & Western Region
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Sam Yip
Compulsory Drug Treatment Correctional Centre

Our Senior Chaplain

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Joseph Park
Senior Chaplain
OTHER WAYS TO GET INVOLVED

You can also partner with chaplains in creative ways. We are always grateful to hear of churches wanting to get involved.

St Aiden's in South Wagga Wagga partnered with us in providing Christmas gifts (handballs and chocolates) for the boys in a Juvenile justice centre.
St Aiden's in South Wagga Wagga partnered with us in providing Christmas gifts (handballs and chocolates) for the boys in a Juvenile justice centre.
Hope at the Hill collected Cadbury chocolate blocks and attached a Christmas card to be given to inmates at a nearby correctional Centre. Pictured here is the pastor Ken with the chaplain Tim.
Hope at the Hill collected Cadbury chocolate blocks and attached a Christmas card to be given to inmates at a nearby correctional Centre. Pictured here is the pastor Ken with the chaplain Tim.
The Scots College provided our chaplain with boxes of fun socks to be given to the boys at the Juvenile Justice Centre on birthdays.
The Scots College provided our chaplain with boxes of fun socks to be given to the boys at the Juvenile Justice Centre on birthdays.
Gifts from a nearby church congregation to be given to inmates on Christmas Eve.
Gifts from a nearby church congregation to be given to inmates on Christmas Eve.
Pray for our chaplains

Prayer is powerful, and our chaplains would love to have people praying for their day-to-day interactions with the people they’re meeting.  Your partnership makes a great difference to bring the good news of the Gospel to some of the most challenging places.

We can provide you with a regular list of things to pray for our chaplains and those they work with in hospitals, gaols and the emergency services.

Fill in the form below to sign up to our prayer newsletter!

 

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Stories

How Precious Is Your First Name!

September 5, 2024
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.

Mental Health First Aid (MHFA)

May 9, 2024
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.

God, who remembers?

April 16, 2024
A Jericho Road Hospital chaplain shares about how God used chaplaincy to help "Maisie" remember Him, despite her dementia.
Contact us

Have a question about Chaplaincy?

Contact Joseph Park at seniorchaplain@jerichoroad.org.au or on 0449 903 508.

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Don’t forget: You can support financially and with prayer by becoming a sponsor.

Become a Sponsor
Sponsor Our Chaplains

STEP 1. To sponsor a Chaplain, visit the donation page, and indicate the purpose of donation as “Chaplaincy”.

STEP 2. On the drop down menu, please select which Chaplain you would like to support or whether you would donate to Chaplaincy as a whole. We will allocate your funds to that chaplain and add you to their supporter list to receive updates and prayer points.

Donate to our Chaplaincy Appeal this month and help transform lives.

 
Click here to learn more and donate to the Appeal