The Reverend Richard Pengelley – A Reflection on a Career in Chaplaincy
Formal chaplaincy started for me in 1989 as a PE Teacher at Hale School in Perth. The brainchild of the new Headmaster, John Inverarity, it
Formal chaplaincy started for me in 1989 as a PE Teacher at Hale School in Perth. The brainchild of the new Headmaster, John Inverarity, it
I have come into School Chaplaincy a little later than many other Chaplains that I meet. I was in my late 40s when I began.
I am what is often called a ‘cradle Christian’. I was born and raised in the faith and have been a life-long Anglican. I didn’t
How were you called to serve? As a newly ordained priest, I started out in the Diocese of Riverina in central west NSW. I served
Why did you choose school Chaplaincy? I don’t know if I would say I chose School Chaplaincy as much as it just felt where I
Starting The Way You Mean To Go On The start of a new school year is always an opportunity and a challenge. My first week
My first chaplaincy position was at an Anglican school for girls. I had no chaplaincy or teaching experience, so it was a shock to learn
I’m constantly surprised by the impact songs have in teaching truths to young people. Throughout my time as assistant chaplain, the most common conversations I
While I was fortunate to be a student at an Anglican School, it took me a while to feel that God was calling me back
Our new ‘Soulful Stories’ series highlights the important work and journeys of our Chaplains. Learn more about The Reverend Andrew Stewart in our first story.
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