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We are pleased to introduce a new and expanded approach to Chaplaincy at Saint Kentigern. This change reinforces our commitment to chaplaincy, bringing together a larger team of chaplains to lead Chapel services, provide pastoral care and contribute to the teaching of Christian Education across Saint Kentigern College, Saint Kentigern Boys’ School, Saint Kentigern Girls’ School and Saint Kentigern Preschool. The team will offer ministry that supports and builds on the values and special character of our Presbyterian community, while further developing our strong service programmes.
As part of this new approach, we are delighted to announce the appointment of Rev Reuben Hardie as Head of Chaplaincy. Rev Hardie has served as Chaplain at Saint Kentigern Shore Road since 2009, working with the Boys' School, Girls' School, and Preschool. The strong relationships he has developed with staff, families, and students over the years reflect the supportive and guiding presence he will bring to this unified team, ensuring our chaplaincy continues to provide holistic care and guidance.
On his appointment, Rev Hardie shared his thoughts: “I am excited to be entrusted with this new role. As a current staff member, parent of past and present students, and as an alumnus of the College, Saint Kentigern has played a very meaningful part in my family’s journey. I have seen how chaplaincy can profoundly shape character, values, and a sense of purpose. I look forward to building on the strong foundation already in place at Saint Kentigern and working towards creating a chaplaincy team that is real, relevant, and relational, supporting our students, staff, and the wider school community in our mission to strive for excellence in all areas of life for the glory of God and the service of others.”
Rev Hardie, along with the Chaplaincy team, will work closely with Principals of each school to further enhance the chaplaincy's support for their community. Within this new structure, each chaplain will take on a specific portfolio, drawing on their unique strengths to lead areas such as pastoral care, spiritual growth, and community engagement.
Recruitment for additional chaplains and assistant chaplains remains ongoing.
Please join us in congratulating Rev Hardie on his new role.
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