16/03/18
Australia has long gone by the moniker of the ‘lucky country’, but for hundreds of outback Queensland families, luck is as absent as rain. Families are struggling under the...
Posted in Chaplaincy / Chappy Profile
14/12/17
The end of the year brings warmer weather, free time and cause for celebration. It also has the potential to bring temptation and overindulgence for young people. SU QLD supporter,...
Posted in Youth issues
14/12/17
School chaplaincy is more than a student support service. It brings communities together. Because of your support for this vital service, Biloela State School Chaplain, Jess Lowther, was able...
Posted in Chaplaincy
13/11/17
That moment when silence speaks louder than words… Earlier this year a group of girls from Ipswich State High School made their way to the top of a hill...
Posted in At-Risk / Chaplaincy
21/08/17
As a young girl growing up in Wales in the 1940s, SU QLD supporter Billie Patrick, made footprints in the sand at the very same Llandudno beach Scripture Union founder,...
Posted in Chaplaincy / Our heritage / Supporter
21/08/17
You may recall the story of Violet and school chaplains Kylie and Sarah from earlier this year. What we weren’t able to share with you at the time was...
Posted in Chaplaincy / Family life
21/06/17
Your support continues to ignite a lifelong passion for God’s word among thousands of young people across Queensland. From the beach missions of the 1860s on the cold, overcast...
Posted in Camp life / Youth issues
21/06/17
It’s a heart-breaking scene watching your child cling desperately to you on their first day of school. For many children, this soon passes as you transition from being their...
Posted in Chaplaincy / School life / Youth issues
18/05/17
Self-esteem, optimism and hope were once foreign words in the remote Indigenous school community of Woorabinda. That was two years ago… Today, the community is a centre for encouragement,...
Posted in Chaplaincy / Indigenous youth
18/05/17
The Bible tells the story of a ‘vertically-challenged’ chief tax collector named Zacchaeus, who climbed a sycamore tree to catch a glimpse of Jesus. Upon seeing Zacchaeus, Jesus calls...
Posted in Our heritage
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