Where We Meet
Wayside Chapel’s relationship with the Aboriginal community goes all the way back to our founding, when the Freedom Rides left from the front steps of the Wayside in 1965, paving the way for the referendum of ’67.Soap and Towels
Many years ago the Board of Wayside took a punt and gave a postie the role of Pastor and CEO of the Wayside Chapel.Hope Beyond Measure
Love isn’t just a verbal utterance, it’s a verb, an action that springs to life between people and it’s much easier to spot in some places than others.Longing for Love
Last night, as I was finishing up the day I fell into conversation with someone who told me he was a businessman. He was delighted to hear that we were still open.The Gift of Community
This morning I was thinking about a well-known woman who has been a regular at Wayside for a number of years and wondered why I hadn’t seen her for a while.New Pathways
Waiting for me as I walked into the building this week was a well-dressed man.Steeling our Resolve
Every evening, our Twilight team and our volunteers work tirelessly to make what is a very difficult time of day for many of our community into a time of fun, safety and warmth.Unexpected Angels
A man who has spent most of his life without a roof over his head, stopped me as I walked into the building this morning.Beneath the Surface
On Sunday we celebrated Mother’s Day in a Wayside way, which means quite differently to how you might expect.The Smallest Gesture
Some mornings this place is buzzing with life.
