The Waterways Chaplaincy was at this years’ Inland Waterways Association (IWA) Festival of Water at Waltham Abbey on the 24-26th August. It was the biggest
New Senior Waterways Chaplain Appointed
Congratulations  to Reverend Pat Willis appointed as Senior WWC, in Hungerford on the Kennet & Avon (K&A)canal. Her first task was encouraging a joint
Bishop of Reading attends licensing of Hungerford Waterways Chaplains
The Rt Revd. Andrew Proud attended the licensing of Hungerford Revd. Mike Saunders and his wife, Alison, in March. The couple regularly walk the towpath
North Midlands Waterways Chaplains meet for the first time
Onto the Four Counties and beyond! The 12th of February saw the first gathering of the North Midlands hub. Team leader Malcolm Grey-Smart was delighted
Timely article about inequality on the canals
Inequality on the canals Sam Worrell*, a friend from the waterways, has written an article for Friends, Families and Travellers about inequality on the cut
Looking for an opportunity to Volunteer in Christian work? Could you be a waterways chaplain?
Looking for an opportunity to volunteer in Christian work? Could you be a waterways chaplain, perhaps? Please feel free to come and find out
Boating & Local Community Working with Waterways Chaplains to Improve Towpath in Hungerford
What an amazing day WWC’s Mike & Alison Saunders with Pat Willis arranged in Hungerford yesterday (8.11.18) working with CRT, church and boating volunteer to
North East Chaplaincy Familiarisation Day
A chaplaincy familiarisation day was held at the Retford & Worksop Boat Club and we had 12 people attend in total, representing 5 different regions
International help from All Nations College
It was wonderful to welcome Vanya from Taiwan and Corine from The Netherlands at the start of their attachment from All Nations College, Ware,
A big ‘thank you’ from an exhausted walker
The waterways chaplaincy is there for all associated with the waterways. We don’t do what we do for the thanks but it is still encouraging