Eduqas GCSE Religious Studies · C120
Paper 1
A person who provides pastoral care and, where appropriate, religious support to prisoners and others affected by imprisonment.
Revise: Christian Responses to Crime and PunishmentPrison chaplains provide pastoral care: support for people's emotional, practical and spiritual needs. A prisoner may feel guilt, fear, loneliness or anxiety about their family. A chaplain can listen, offer counselling and practical advice, and provide prayer and religious support where appropriate.
- Revise: Jewish Attitudes to Crime and Punishment
- Revise: Islamic Responses to Crime and Punishment
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- Revise: Crime and Punishment in Hinduism
A religious representative who provides religious care in a prison, including leading worship and supporting prisoners’ faith needs.
- Revise: Sikh Responses to Crime and Punishment
A person who provides religious and pastoral support to prisoners and helps them practise their faith.