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A day in the life of a courts chaplain
Its 6:45am and the alarm sounds rather abruptly, I suppose it's not that early really but still a shock to the system. After a quick awakening shower and some breakfast, we head off from our home in Portishead to the Bristol Crown Courts. We always meet as a team for 30mins at Small Street Expresso at 9am and the hit of caffeine is certainly appreciated before we head into the courts at 9:30am. Passing through security we share some friendly banter with the security guards b
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Chaplaincy Today
Quoted from a recent conversation with a fellow chaplain, they said: When I tell people I am a minister of a church it often closes a conversation; when I tell people that I am a chaplain, they lean in There are many descriptions, thoughts and ideas that people associate with being a chaplain and the service that they provide. People know of chaplains in a hospital setting or maybe in the prison service, but you can find them in the army, in the workplace and within sport. Ou
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A day in the life of a courts chaplain
Its 6:45am and the alarm sounds rather abruptly, I suppose it's not that early really but still a shock to the system. After a quick awakening shower and some breakfast, we head off from our home in Portishead to the Bristol Crown Courts. We always meet as a team for 30mins at Small Street Expresso at 9am and the hit of caffeine is certainly appreciated before we head into the courts at 9:30am. Passing through security we share some friendly banter with the security guards b
2 min read
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