There was considerable gratitude expressed for the work done by SCORE in provision of chaplaincy throughout the Commonwealth Games. People were impressed by the quality of the team involved, the breadth of provision.... So thank you SCORE for a massive contribution to the games.
Revd Christopher Mayfield, (When Bishop of Manchester 2002)

There is no doubt that our club chaplain, Malcolm Lorrimer, has performed a very valuable service at the club. For players, he almost acts as a mentor. With the rest of the staff, he has offered real support for those who have suffered bereavement or just need someone to talk to. In todays helter-skelter world, a voice of calmness can be inspiring and invigorating.
Jim Cumbes, Chief Executive/ Secretary, Lancashire County Cricket Club

The chaplain has a fundamental place, along with others, in providing care and support for all who work in racing.
Brigadier Cedric Burton, CEO, Racing Welfare.

Our chaplain Rev. Graham Locking is doing a tremendous job within our industry. Not only does he help stable staff, he gives support to individuals in every branch of racing.
Mark Tompkins, Trainer and Chair of Newmarket Trainers Federation

Our experience of chaplaincy at Bolton Wanderers has been uplifting...it has added a new and extremely important dimension to management and welfare...[but] is not something that can be provided by every clergy person. It is essential that any club... ensures that the right clergy are involved. SCORE can add significant value to chaplaincy and possibly promote it, by helping organisations to select clergy who are suitable for the role.
Allan Duckworth, Chief Executive, Bolton Wanderers F.C

We have numerous examples of the chaplains work, which demonstrate the difference he has made to club life. Key to the chaplains appointment and the development of his role, has been the support he received from SCORE personnel.
John Bowler, Chairman, Crewe Alexandra F.C

Chaplaincy gives a whole other dimension to our club. It brings a personal touch - people feel like they can be listened to as individuals. If chaplaincy was established in every club, I think it would be of huge benefit to the game as a whole.
Ian McGeechan, Director of Rugby, London Wasps, and Head Coach British Lions 2009

Increasingly those involved in sport recognise the need for pastoral and spiritual care. SCORE chaplains address that need - and at the same time build links between local church and community. Chaplains bring a practical demonstration of Gods love into the clubs. This kingdom work deserves support from across the whole church.
Bishop Pete Broadbent, Bishop of Willesden