A hurried one from Rev Jackson as he does his final preparations for EOTC. In amongst it all he reflects on the similarities between packing for a camp and getting ready for Easter.

Rev Jackson has a chat with the College Pipe Band while they compete at the Regional Completion. We consider the question, 'what does the Pipe band and the College's faith have in common?'

Rev Jackson reflects on the story of St Valentine

It’s the start of the new year, what will 2025 hold?

Hannah shares her final thoughts In her final message as Assistant Chaplain. We are very thankful for your time here Hannah. We hope to see you in the future (even though not as regularly)

The end of the year means lots of grading and judgment calls. Is there a positive way to make judgement calls?

We often think of prayer as saying thigs to God, but how can listening be a valuable part of prayer? Rev Jackson ponders 

Many Senior students are focused on preparing for external exams. In this recording Rev Jackson asks what would they like him to pray for? We invite you to join in praying for our students also.

This term we are looking at what the Presbyterian Church calls their 'five faces of mission'. What does the church think God want's it to do and how does Scots join in?

This episode Hannah and Sumsum have a conversation about a shared experience at Te Maungarongo Marae.

We talk a lot about service at Scots; it's pretty important. As we continue to look at the Presbyterian Church's five faces of mission it's interesting to see how this measures up against our students' ideas of service. thank to 10T for sharing their thoughts on service with Rev Jackson.