Expert guidance for chaplains
Inside Out Prison Chaplaincy recently held its annual in-service gathering at Brookfield in Brisbane, attended by volunteer prison chaplains from around Queensland. A highlight of the weekend was a presentation…
Our latest graduate
Volunteer prison chaplain Jason from Inside Out Prison Chaplaincy is the latest graduate of a nationally recognised specialised pastoral care course. Jason was recently awarded a Certificate IV in Chaplaincy…
Prisoner stories bringing hope
“Ex-prisoners are very excited to share their story of transformation. Their stories provide hope and encouragement to others.” Since 2015, Annette Spurr has been writing the stories of former prisoners…
Farewell to prison chaplaincy stalwart Arthur McDonald
An Inside Out Prison Chaplaincy stalwart who dedicated himself to supporting prisoners over four decades has been remembered as a “man who loved God and loved people”. Arthur McDonald, who…
Vale Ray Euston
We send our thoughts, prayers and condolences to the friends and family of the late Ray Euston, the founder of Inside Out Prison Chaplaincy. A pioneer of prison chaplaincy in…
Calendars inspire Christmas joy
Inside Out Prison Chaplaincy has partnered with Emmaus Correspondence School Ministries (ECS) to help bring some Christmas joy to people in Queensland correctional centres. Myles Waldron, Inside Out Prison Chaplaincy’s…
Chaplaincy is such a privilege
I recently encountered one of the most attentive audiences ever, to one of my messages. I was in prison on a Sunday, speaking from the Letter of James, to a…
David recognised for prison chaplaincy work
Inside Out Prison Chaplaincy volunteer David Briddock has been named Carinity’s Chaplain of the Year. David has been an Inside Out prison chaplain for five years, following 15 years as…
Giving faith a go
The current population of over 9000 prisoners is the largest ever recorded in Queensland history. Recent media reports of violent attacks on correctional centre staff, drug overdoses by inmates, and…
Positive connections
To Jonah*, walking into prison felt as though his life had ended. And it had – because his old life of drugs and crime was finally over the moment he…
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