1 January 2023 was a Red Letter Day in the story of Waterways Chaplaincy! It was a day that marked the transition of the chaplaincy
Carols and Christian Witness at Christmas
On the coldest evening of the year so far, the Saul Junction Carol service was another great success – despite the football!. Well done to
Celebrating God’s Goodness at the 2022 Annual Celebration
As a movement that is proactive in reaching out to the Waterways communities, and especially ‘the least, the last and the lost’, it is easy
I think God looked after us well because of what we were doing
Adrian Dann, 75, has chronic thromboembolic pulmonary hypertension (CTEPH) and lives near Lincoln. He and his wife are Waterways Chaplains and chose to carry out
Waterways Chaplaincy publicised at 2022 National Christian festivals
This summer, the Waterways Chaplaincy profile was raised significantly at several Christian festivals. WWC stands at the Big Church Day Out, Keswick Conference and Greenbelt
Spreading the word of God on the Waterways
Here’s some news from the waterways by our Chaplain Steve who lives with his wife Fiona on the canals. Since being commissioned as Waterways Chaplains
Another amazing answer to prayer on the Waterways
Last month one waterways chaplain, Gordon, was supporting a boater whose boat very sadly was badly vandalized. Gordon explained that the situation resulted in an
Answered prayer on the Waterways
Sometimes, there are situations that can seem impossible for us as individuals to solve, but when God is brought into a situation through the prayer
Moving aboard with God at the helm
When probationary Chaplains Steve and Fiona Burt first encountered two Waterways Chaplains on the towpath last year and it was explained to them that the
Outside worship at South Kyme boat weekend
On the first May Bank Holiday the small village of South Kyme, Lincs hosts a boat weekend. Traditionally boats moor up to visit the pub