Churches around the UK have been doing an amazing job helping the most vulnerable groups during the pandemic, but might one community they’d never thought
Covid 19 Update
Waterways Chaplains do not see their activity as a social activity but an essential ministry established by God to show his love and care for others.
See Mark Chester’s interview on Sunday Night live
You might be interested in a short piece on WWC in this week’s Sunday Night Live on Premier Radio. It is hosted by Pam Rhodes
A Carer for the Hidden
A Waterways Chaplain, early in their introductory training, tells of the personal journey that has put them on the tow path just before COVID-19 started
Waterways Chaplaincy (Not) In Lockdown
Waterways Chaplaincy (Not) In Lockdown The Waterways Chaplaincy has not shut its doors! Indeed, many of our chaplains have been exercising on the towpaths near
The Covid19 Threat
There is no doubt that we are living in turbulent and uncertain times. Few people are unaffected. In such times the psalmist found that ‘God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble’ (Psalm 46, verse 1).
A warm welcome in Skipton for finding out about the Waterways Chaplaincy
We held a Waterways Chaplaincy Familiarisation day at the end of January where people come to see and start discerning if this is a work
Learn about Chaplaincy Essentials with the Waterways Chaplains
Learn about ‘Chaplaincy Essentials’ with the Waterways Chaplains You are invited to attend out Chaplaincy Essentials day on 15th February in Cheddleton, Leek. Introduction This
Could you be a volunteer Waterways Chaplain in the Yorkshire Area?
Is God talking to you about a ministry out of the four walls of the church, being his feet, hands and voice in a very
When the going gets rough
a Chaplain might just prove useful! Senior Waterways Chaplain, Mark Chester, told me this week that he is about to celebrate the 30th anniversary since