Easter 2021 – A time for getting out and about – chatting in the open air, and looking forward to the promise of more “freedom”
In memory of Prince Philip
On behalf of the Waterways Chaplains, ministering on the inland waterways, please be assured of our prayers of thanksgiving for all that Prince Philip achieved
Waterways chaplains CRT Article – help on the waterways for boaters in need
The media team at the Canal and River Trust had a chat with Rev. Pat Willis recently. Pat is the senior chaplain on the Kennet
Peace, tranquillity, fresh air and the other side of the coin
A surprising number of retired Anglican clergy own narrow boats, or if they don’t actually have their own, they hire regularly so that they can
Waterways Chaplaincy as a Gideon… can you be one?
Gordon Short – Waterways Chaplain with the South East Hub talks about his experiences and learning as a Chaplain and a Gideon. I have been
A note from Steve Clarke about the new Lancashire Hub
With God’s providence and blessing the Waterways Chaplaincy has seen growth both in chaplaincy personnel and volume of caseloads spreading northwards from the Midlands. Reflecting
Reflections on the Waterways “Week of Prayer 2021” – by Waterways Chaplain Rosie Leakey
If I have to sum up the week for me in a sentence I would say it has been a tremendous time of talking and
Are you a Christian and would like to find out more about the Waterways Chaplaincy?
Looking for an opportunity to volunteer in Christian work on the frontline? Saturday 10th April 2021 via Zoom – see below to advise us you
Introducing St Lawrence’s church on the banks of the Kennet and Avon canal
A note from Waterways Chaplain Iris Lloyd and a cordial invitation from Mike and Ali Saunders to call in at the vicarage for a chat!
Coming to your stretch in 2021 – time to be counted
On the 21st March 2021 the next National Census will be taken. As in biblical terms, everyone has to be counted, as Mary and Joseph