24/01/17
A desire to bring God’s love, hope and good news to children and young people led Josiah Spiers to write ‘God is love’ on a Welsh beach 150 years...
Posted in At-Risk / Chaplaincy / Our heritage / Youth issues
24/01/17
While funding rarely enables chaplaincy to be a full time job, spend some time with an SU QLD chaplain and you’ll quickly discover it certainly looks like one. Demand for...
Posted in Chaplaincy / Chappy Profile
24/01/17
Building on last year’s successful foray into launching an SU QLD Sports’ Ministry, 2017 is set to be even better! With 4 Community Cup events, the ‘Pray, Play, Say’ training...
Posted in Sports Ministry
18/01/17
Long-time SU QLD supporter, Phil Henley, principal of Steadfast Realty Qld is now making it more cost-effective to sell your home, while also building into the lives of children and...
Posted in Business Partnerships / Chaplaincy / Supporter
20/12/16
by Michelle Mitchell – founder of Youth Excel Firstly, I’m not a health expert. I am, however, the founder of Youth Excel’s Counselling Centre which helps young people make...
Posted in Family life / Youth issues
20/12/16
What began as a side note in a conversation between Randall and his school chaplain has become a tangible positive in the young man’s life. Randall first met school...
Posted in Chaplaincy / School life / Youth issues
16/12/16
Congratulations James Nash State High School chaplain, Kylie Read (pictured, left) and the equally amazing Ruth Polley for taking out this year’s Gympie Chamber of Commerce Community Organisation of...
Posted in At-Risk / Chaplaincy / Youth issues
12/12/16
Thousands of high school graduates recently descended on the Gold Coast in what has become an annual pilgrimage of sorts for Year 12s across the state. They were there...
Posted in Camp life
29/11/16
Here at SU QLD, we think all of our school chaplains are the bee’s knees! Their selfless, life-changing work normally goes unrecognized. But sometimes, a member of their school communities...
Posted in Chaplaincy / Chappy Profile
24/11/16
“Of all the days to forget my shell, it had to be today”, are words Chappy Jules Neri almost never got to hear. Moments earlier nine-year-old Jaziya attempted to...
Posted in Chaplaincy / School life / Youth issues
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