Russ Harmon, along with Terry Legg and Greg Perren, attended a Royal Lifesaving Society Conference on Thursday 24th August, where Russ was included on a panel of people who are involved in responding to critical care incidents. Russ had the opportunity to explain the Chaplains role, both at the scene,
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Life Saving Chaplaincy Australia Ecumenical Service. Sunday 2 April 2017
On the last Sunday of the 2017 Australian Surf Life Saving Championships, 2 April, LSCA conducts an Ecumenical Service on the beach at 7am.
Life Saving Chaplaincy Australia 2017 Aussie Luncheon
On Wednesday 29 March, LSCA held a luncheon, at North Kirra SLSC to thanks our Chaplains, Ambassadors and Patron for their work and support for Life Saving Chaplaincy Australia.
Chaplains at the 2017 Aussies
L-R. Bandy Edwards, SA, Greg Perren and Gary Olive QLD The Aussie’s have started and our Chaplains are ready and excited to be there for all the lifesaving community. If your club would like to know more about Chaplaincy and having a Chaplain at your club, make sure you visit
Only 3 days till The Aussies, 2017.
On Saturday the 25 March, the 2017 Australian SLS Championships will start at North Kirra beach in QLD. This is where members from Australia’s 313 Surf Clubs, plus a few international clubs, come together annually to compete in more than 400 beach and ocean events. Our Chaplain’s will, as always
Where it all started
Terry Legg’s first presentation about the benefits of having a Chaplain to support their members, was to Terry’s own club, Southport SLSC, QLD. He made the presentation at the general meeting of Southport SLSC on 12 December 1996. ” When I finished I left, they debated and it passed now its
LSCA in South Australia
Life Saving Chaplaincy growth in South Australia: From Left: Daniel Scadden, Joe Gray, Bandy Edwards, Bruce Rankin & Paul Kingham Since 2014 there has been a rapid upswing in the appointment of Chaplains to Surf Life Saving Clubs in South Australia. Life Saving is a sport, which also has a valuable
Russ heads south to Central Coast Branch, NSW
Russ Harmon, National Ministry Coordinator for LSCA has just returned from 2 weeks in the Central Coast Branch, NSW talking with clubs about Life Saving Chaplaincy and the great benefits it could have for their Club.