There are currently over ten thousand prisoners in the state of Queensland, with statistics showing that almost half of prisoners who are released, will return to the correctional system within twelve months. 

Prison chaplains really are working at the coal face, connecting with inmates and dealing with the harsh realities of prison life. 

Graham Hembrow is the coordinator of Inside Out Prison Chaplaincy, which falls under the banner of Carinity’s chaplaincy services. 

Graham has had a calling to serve and witness to prisoners his whole life, and leads around 40 chaplains as they forge meaningful relationships and bring hope behind bars. 

To support the work of Inside Out Prison Chaplaincy with a donation, by becoming a prayer partner or volunteer chaplain, please visit www.insideoutchaplaincy.org.au

In this episode Graham shares about the challenges of the role, why he does what he does, and some of the stories of lives changed for good.

Chappy Chats is a production of 96five Brisbane and SU Australia.

Artwork by Tamar Petersen of Red Box Studios.

To find out more about becoming a chaplain, visit the SU Australia website.

Find more 96five podcasts by downloading the 96five app, at the 96five podcast page or wherever you get your podcasts.

There are currently over ten thousand prisoners in the state of Queensland, with statistics showing that almost half of prisoners who are released, will return to the correctional system within twelve months. 
Prison chaplains really are working at the coal face, connecting with inmates and dealing with the harsh realities of prison life. 
Graham Hembrow is the coordinator of <a href="https://www.insideoutchaplaincy.org.au/">Inside Out Prison Chaplaincy</a>, which falls under the banner of <a href="https://carinity.org.au/">Carinity’s chaplaincy services</a>. 
Graham has had a calling to serve and witness to prisoners his whole life, and leads around 40 chaplains as they forge meaningful relationships and bring hope behind bars. 
To support the work of Inside Out Prison Chaplaincy with a donation, by becoming a prayer partner or volunteer chaplain, please visit <a href="https://www.insideoutchaplaincy.org.au/">www.insideoutchaplaincy.org.au</a>
In this episode Graham shares about the challenges of the role, why he does what he does, and some of the stories of lives changed for good.
Chappy Chats is a production of <a href="https://www.96five.com/">96five Brisbane</a> and <a href="https://scriptureunion.org.au/">SU Australia</a>.
Artwork by Tamar Petersen of <a href="http://www.redboxstudios.com.au/">Red Box Studios</a>.
To find out more about becoming a chaplain, visit the <a href="https://scriptureunion.org.au/">SU Australia website</a>.
Find more 96five podcasts by downloading the <a href="https://www.96five.com/stories/station-news/2021/96five-launches-new-app-for-iphone-android/">96five app</a>, at the <a href="https://www.96five.com/listen/podcasts/">96five podcast page</a> or wherever you get your podcasts.

Chappy Chats is a podcast that goes deep into the stories of people that have been impacted by chaplaincy.

Host, Sarah Petchell will also highlight the work of chaplains who are engaging with, encouraging and supporting their communities.

Chappy Chats is a production of 96five and SU Australia.

Chappy Chats is a podcast that goes deep into the stories of people that have been impacted by chaplaincy.
Host, Sarah Petchell will also highlight the work of chaplains who are engaging with, encouraging and supporting their communities.
Chappy Chats is a production of 96five and SU Australia.

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