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
Category: Coming along side
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
The patience of a saint
Seeing money come out of a cash machine is not usually an exciting event. But for one Waterways Chaplain on the Broads it was a
A new probationary Waterways Chaplain for Gloucester and Sharpness Canal
Waterways Chaplaincy are pleased to welcome our newest Probationary Chaplain, Liz Angell…. I am a recently retired vicar. My full time ordained ministry was in
Boating community Beginnings in faith
Inspiring stories from our Chaplains of meetings and the sharing of the Christian faith on our waterways in the Northern region… From Beverley, at the
As we begin the time of Advent, we reflect on The Work of Christmas
When the song of the angels is stilled,When the star in the sky is gone,When the kings and the princes are home,When the shepherds are
The Lichfield Barge Mission
Back in 1877 Bishop George Selwyn of Lichfield (1858 – 1868) appointed a Barge Mission chaplain, who endeavoured to collect the bargemen for worship at
Waterways Chaplains work with Acts 435 to alleviate hardship for boaters
Acts 435 is a charity who provide practical support by enabling people to give donations directly to others. Waterways Chaplain Richard Alford was able to
PTSD – a helpful guide for Waterways Chaplains
Hi, my name is Ron, I am a Probationary Waterways Chaplain. I have been a Christian since I was 31 years old, and I am
A Waterways story by WWC Alice Sumner
Alice writes …. Becoming a new Waterways Chaplain on the Kennet and Avon canal began badly for me! For one thing, it was 2020 with