At Waterways Chaplaincy we have a number of vicars or retired clergy who help us minister to, and support those on the canals. In this
New members boost the Chaplaincy Team on the Broads
The Waterways Chaplaincy Team on the Norfolk and Suffolk Broads is delighted to announce the appointment as Probationary Waterways Chaplains, Pete and Tricia from Eastgate Ministries
Ribbons of Reflection symbolise thanksgiving and remembrance at South Kyme in Lincolnshire
Waterways Chaplain Tina Clark is a lay reader in the Church of England, based at South Kyme, Lincolnshire, and is very inventive in the ways
A blessing for a couple and their new boat “Dignity” on the Grand Union canal
Liveaboard boaters David and Collette’s new boat Dignity is especially blessed! Waterways Chaplain Richard Thompson, who is based on the Grand Union Canal, recently blessed
Waterways Chaplains work with Acts 435 to alleviate hardship for boaters
Acts 435 is a charity who provide practical support by enabling people to give donations directly to others. Waterways Chaplain Richard Alford was able to
PTSD – a helpful guide for Waterways Chaplains
Hi, my name is Ron, I am a Probationary Waterways Chaplain. I have been a Christian since I was 31 years old, and I am
Covid vaccinations on the Kennet and Avon canal
It’s good to see that the push for everyone to get their Covid vaccinations is continuing and that the service is available and accessible to
Pastures new for Chaplain David Sheppard – soon to be made incumbent of an Anglican parish
Recently fully licenced WWC, the Rev. David Owain Sheppard is celebrating becoming the incumbent of an Anglican Parish. Till now, he was Curate at St
Death and Hope on the Waterways
It has often been noted that the beauty and tranquillity of our inland waterways can disguise human distress and, dare I say it, acts of
A Waterways story by WWC Alice Sumner
Alice writes …. Becoming a new Waterways Chaplain on the Kennet and Avon canal began badly for me! For one thing, it was 2020 with