An Easter season report from Waterways Chaplains Kim and Paul Hutchinson…. “Over the Easter break, we found out that Channel 4 were filming a new
Living Among – Some reflections from two of our continuous cruiser Chaplains
Within the steadily growing numbers of Waterways Chaplains, there are still only a handful who, like Steve and I, are continuous cruisers. Living ‘off-grid’ means
A Lent talk from one the the WWC Senior Chaplains
Lorraine Newman, Our Senior Waterways Chaplain serving in the South East area did a talk at St John the Evangelist church in Digswell recently. After
A message of encouragement to WWC supporters
From Waterways Chaplain Amanda Allchorn….. “Over the past 7 years I have had the privilege to serve and support WWC in several ways. From acting
Waterways Chaplaincy receive a generous donation from the Benefact Trust
‘Neville Willerton, Director of Mission Operations for Church Army says ‘We are hugely thankful for the generous support from Benefact Trust for their support and
Waterways Chaplaincy joins the Church Army
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