Boater F lives alone on his own boat, but is cared for by other boaters, some of who’s predicament is not too dissimilar from his
Category: Coming along side
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 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
Spreading the word of God on the Waterways
Here’s some news from the waterways by our Chaplain Steve who lives with his wife Fiona on the canals. Since being commissioned as Waterways Chaplains
Another amazing answer to prayer on the Waterways
Last month one waterways chaplain, Gordon, was supporting a boater whose boat very sadly was badly vandalized. Gordon explained that the situation resulted in an
Answered prayer on the Waterways
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
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