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Scots Chapel

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Fortnightly (during the school term) uploads of musings from chapel and all things Special Character at Scots College (Wellington NZ)

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3/1/2022

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July 1, 2026

Rangimārie

<p>We live in a world that values planning, certainty, and solutions. Our minds are often busy — especially at this point in the year — holding deadlines, expectations, hopes,and quiet worries. Against this backdrop, Scripture offers a striking image: God’s peace standing guard over our hearts and minds, protecting what is mostvulnerable within us.</p><p>This is not a fragile peace, dependent on circumstances turning out well. It does not need to be fully understood to be real. It holds us even when questions remain unanswered, and when energy is low.</p><p>As we pause midwinter and move toward rest, Philippians 4:7 invites us to loosen our grip slightly. To breathe. To trust that God’s peace is already at work, even when we aretired, uncertain, or stretched thin. Peace, we are reminded, is not something we must generate — it is a gift, quietly given.</p><p>May we receive that peace as we rest, reflect, and prepare for what lies ahead. And may it guard us — not only in moments of stillness, but through the ordinary days to come.</p><p>Rangimārie — the peace of God — hold us, now and always.</p><p></p>

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June 17, 2026

Ordinary Time

<p>Notice God not in the extraordinary or dramatic, but in the quiet rhythm of everyday life — the season the Church calls Ordinary Time. It is here, in the familiar patterns of work, school, family, and community, that God gently reveals His presence.</p><p>For families and school communities, Ordinary Time raises deeper questions about how we live together. Do we rush past the everyday, always waiting for something bigger, or do we learn to see grace in the ordinary? Do we notice the small acts of love, the daily efforts, the unseen care that holds community together?</p><p>In the ordinary — in conversations, routines, acts of kindness, and moments of stillness — we encounter Emmanuel, God with us. And as we begin to see more clearly, we discover that holiness is not found far away, but woven into the fabric of everyday life.</p>

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June 3, 2026

First by Serving

<p>This reflection invites us to consider kingship at its best: not power for its own sake, but responsibility carried on behalf of others. Whether we think about monarchs, school leaders, parents, or students, Jesus’ words challenge us to see leadership as care rather than control.</p><p>For young people, this teaching reframes what it means to be “first.” Service is not weakness; it takes courage to notice others, to help quietly, and to lead by example. For families and school communities, it raises deeper questions aboutculture: do we value status, or do we honour kindness, character, and faithful service?</p><p>In serving classmates, neighbours, friends, and strangers, we reflect the way of Jesus — the Servant King. And in that quiet, faithful service, we discover what it truly means to lead.</p>

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What is Scots Chapel?

Fortnightly (during the school term) uploads of musings from chapel and all things Special Character at Scots College (Wellington NZ)

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This podcast updates monthly.

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