Up for a new Challenge? How about becoming a Waterways Chaplain? Life after full-time work offers countless new opportunities. And if you enjoy the open
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Blackburn Waterways Chaplains Licensed
Congratulations to Frances and Peter Grieve licensed as Waterways Chaplains at Clayton Brook Community Church near Blackburn on Sunday 14 July 2019. A great occasion
New Waterways Chaplain around Milton Keynes Area
Congratulations to Gerry Waters being appointed as a probationary Waterways Chaplain at Kings Langley in July. Gerry will be ministering on the Grand Union canal
Waterways Chaplaincy at Inland Waterways Association Festival
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
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
Waterways Chaplains Sent to the Tower!
Tower of London welcomes Waterways Chaplains The profile of Chaplaincy to Britain’s waterways took a step up on Sunday June 24th when Chaplains from around
How Waterways Chaplains respond to help those making their home on the canals
“Anything and everything that is needed I do.” Listen here to find out how a Waterways Chaplain may come alongside to help the boating community. BBC Midlands