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Chaplain Gabbie Rogers-Smith gives A day-in-the-life of a Chaplain

More than 1.2 million Australian children and twice as many adults are regularly going hungry, according to the latest report into the nation’s worsening food insecurity problem.

Chaplain of three years, Erin Reid, was joined eight weeks ago by Gabbie Rogers-Smith, a pharmacist who returned from the mainland in January to study and serve.

At 23, Ben James is Devonport Chaplaincy’s youngest volunteer mentor, but also among its longest serving.

The addition of three new Hyundai I30 vehicles has made learning to drive a much more luxurious pursuit.

A New Page Christian Bookshop owners, Dianne and Gordon “Gordi” Kelly, are presented with divine encounters every day.

Despite dodging the latest COVID-19 bullet that has left so many in our nation in extended lockdowns, Tasmania's North West Coast is facing significant and insidious mental health challenges.

Marty Mann’s own mental health battle and long experience in employment services, particularly helping those with health challenges, makes him an ideal workplace chaplain for Loaves and Fishes.

The “living stones” of C3 Devonport finally have a permanent, physical home from which to serve the city in the name of Jesus Christ.

Pastor Peter Shurley (pictured above) grew a beard in lockdown and raised $10,000 to buy a car for use in helping disadvantaged locals get a driver's licence.

Cathrin Boerma was affectionately known as “The Pope of Don College” during her long “chaplaincy papacy.”