Health and Community Chaplaincy Committee

The Health and Community Chaplaincy Committee oversee Presbyterian staff and volunteer chaplains in hospitals, the police, prisons, and universities across Victoria. We also employ a staff worker to minister to the wives of those in parish ministry.


PCV Ministry Wives’ Chaplain: Kellie Davis

We recognise that women whose husbands are providing parish ministry, face unique challenges and stresses that are often beyond the pastoral care capacities of their Sessions.

Kellie’s chaplaincy is available to all women whose husbands are employed within the PCV in paid parish ministry, or are in training for such a role

This includes the wives of home missionaries, licentiates and ministry candidates, as well as ordained ministers in paid parish ministry.  This means Kellie is available as a chaplain to around 100 women.

The working arrangements

Kellie is employed for three days a week, Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 9.00AM to 5.00 PM (excluding public holidays).

Kellie’s contact details are:
    Phone:  0493 393 800
    Email:  kellie.davis@pcv.org.au.

Please support and pray for Kellie as she provides chaplaincy to ministry wives throughout Victoria.


Hospital Chaplains

  • Royal Children’s Hospital – Mrs Brenda Grant (starting 29th April 2025)
  • Austin Hospital Heidelberg – Rev Ignatius Bagoes Seta
  • Bendigo Hospital – Rev and Mrs P & S Burns
  • Calvary Health Care at Bethlehem, Caulfield – Rev Philip Chang
  • Donvale Rehabilitation Hospital – Rev Gerald Vanderwert
  • Kyabram Hospital – Rev Kyung Ee
  • Shepparton Hospital – Rev Kyung Ee
  • St John of God Bendigo – Rev and Mrs P & S Burns

For I was hungry And you gave me something to eat … I was a stranger and you invited me in … I was sick and you looked after me, I was in prison and you came to visit me.

Matthew 25:35-39

For more information

If you would like more information about Presbyterian Health and Community Chaplaincy in Victoria, please feel free to contact us.

Rev Dan Dixon, HCCC Convener: hccc@pcv.org.au
Mr Ashley Manly, HCCC Chaplaincy Support Worker: chaplaincy@pcv.org.au