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Chaplain

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A Frontline Force of Hope

It's always been tough being a kid ...

Today, it's even tougher. Our kids are facing more serious issues and shouldering more burdens than ever before, and that's where school chaplaincy comes in.

  • SU Qld 'chappies' in state schools provide spiritual and emotional support to school communities.
  • They are in the prevention and rescue business - helping students find a better way to deal with issues ranging from family breakdown, low self esteem and loneliness to drug
  • abuse, depression and suicide. They provide a listening ear and a caring presence for kids in crisis and those who just need a friend. They also provide support for staff and parents in school communities.
  • SU Qld School Chaplaincy is an exciting, cutting-edge youth and children's ministry opportunity in our own backyard. Provision of National School Chaplaincy Program (NSCP)
  • funding by the Federal Government has created opportunities for numerous new Chaplaincy positions throughout Queensland.

What chaplains do

  • Build positive relationships with students
  • Foster a supportive, caring school community
  • Work closely with other support staff and services to nurture and care for students
  • Support at-risk students through behaviour management programs
  • Support staff and families from the wider school community
  • Provide spiritual support and direction to the school community
  • Run activities, school breakfasts and other programs for students 

Rusanne 'Rusty' JourdanMusgrave Hill State School Chaplain

Email: rustyj@chappy.org.au

Visit the Scripture Union School Chaplaincy website for more information


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Last reviewed 02 April 2020
Last updated 02 April 2020