Scots Chapel

Rev Jackson continues our three part series on bad words in the Bible. This weeks word 'hara' 'transgression'

What can Aotearoa New Zealand's relationship with Te Reo Māori teach us about healing relationships?

Through our weekly chapel service Scots College places value on time to pause, consider the week that has been and reflect on our growth.

This is a time to sit back and relax. Breathe slowly and deliberately, still our bodies and minds as we reflect the words of Psalm 23 and how amongst the busyness of school and exams God still leads us to places of rest.

If you are looking for some peace full music we suggest: It is Well with my soul https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xL80hXwyAac

Rebecca begins a three part series on bad words in the Bible. This weeks word 'sin'

What happens when we miss the mark?

Through our weekly chapel service Scots College places value on time to pause, consider the week that has been and reflect on our growth.  

This is a time to sit back and relax. Breathe slowly and deliberately, still our bodies and minds as we reflect the words of Jeremiah 18 and how God forms and reforms us, and above all never gives up on us. 

Rebecca shares with the Middle School about how God made us, knows us, and loves us.

Rebecca shares with the Senior School about the image of God as a caring, mothering, loving figure who knows us and has infinite love for each of us.

We had three reflections at our Founders Service in 2022. In the first Rev Jackson asks the question 'who started the fire? who gave us and out Founders this passion?' then Rob Anderson reflects on Elsie MacKenzie, a teacher at Scots from 1917 to 1945 and her passion, then Nela (Head Prefect) concludes by considering what we do now the fire has been passed to us.

Uttley House reflects on their House symbol, the rose. What does it take for a rose to bloom, what does it take for us to bloom?

It's practice exam time of year, what wisdom can we gain from considering the rose?

Plimmer reflects on the Fruit of the Spirit, namely love. What does it look like and who is it for?