Work Place Chaplaincy Scotland is delighted to announce that a sucessful application has been made to the Falkirk Communities Health and Wellbeing Fund!
This means that WPCS Chaplains will offer support to workers in the Falkirk area experiencin...
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Veterans Chaplaincy Scotland (VCS) is a unique service providing pastoral care for military veterans and their families in Scotland.
The concept of veterans’ chaplaincy was started by a group of ex-forces chaplains who knew first-hand the needs that ...
Courage for the call – the story of Joseph is now online
You can find it by clicking Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/656543172 or YouTube: https://youtu.be/s4Hn2FHgLEY Also available on DVD It is free to use. Do watch it and share it with others. We wish yo...
In this excerpt from Premier Christian Radios Sunday night live programme Brian Porteous, chair of the WPCS board of trustees and chaplain to the Royal Mail delivery office at Cupar in Fife, shares a reflection on the work of posties at this time of ...
Sally the WPCS Chaplain in Edinburgh City Centre got to open the St Andrews Day sitting of the Scottish Parliament.
WPCS is pleased to announce our diet of training modules for this autumn.
We had significant interest in our training in the first half of this year with thirty people attending each of our sessions. The outcome being that over twenty people ha...
We're on the lookout for a new fundraiser to join our team. If you, or any of your connections, know of someone that would be interested in a new fundraising opportunity - please get in contact with Andrew Gregg (National Director) - andrew.gregg@wpc...
Over the past few weeks, Sally Fraser (Edinburgh City Centre Chaplain) has launched WPCS VIrtual Candle. Some of us at WPCS have already been lighting virtual candles, and sharing our prayers and reflections online. If there is someone you woul...
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Taking The Test
One night four college students stayed out late partying and having a good time.
They forgot they had an exam the next day and celebrated late in to the night, not even thinking of looking at any books or preparing.
In the morning, when reality daw...