Alice writes …. Becoming a new Waterways Chaplain on the Kennet and Avon canal began badly for me! For one thing, it was 2020 with
Waterways Chaplain Tina leads the annual boat service in Lincolnshire
On Sunday 16th May this year, WWC Tina Clark led the annual boat service at St Mary and All Saints, South Kyme, Lincolnshire. Usually the
A Busy life on the Broads
WWC Mike Cadman writes from the Norfolk Broads… WWC was introduced as ‘if you have a problem or want to talk to someone the Waterways
What is the Waterways Chaplaincy? – an article by WWC Roger Hazelgrove
Recent years have seen increasing number of people moving onto the waterways. People think that the waterways are quiet uninhabited backwaters, largely disused. Where once
Volunteering on the Waterways – hear about the work of one of our Chaplains
Its easy to think that a boaters life is idylic, but, especially in times like these, people on the canals need help with various life
Easter Blessings (and hot cross buns!) for boaters
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