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
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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
God makes the connections!
A few paragraphs about some of the people our Waterways Chaplains Kim and Paul Hutchinson met in April. It’s wasn’t until they had completed the
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
A new Chaplain hands out Bibles to Channel 4 crew
New probationary Waterways Chaplain Stuart Tabeart had received his gilet only a few days before as a Probationer for the North West Hub, and thought he
An encouragement to Anglican vicars to consider volunteering as a Waterways Chaplain
At Waterways Chaplaincy we have a number of vicars or retired clergy who help us minister to, and support those on the canals. In this
Volunteering on the Waterways – hear about the work of one of our Chaplains
Its easy to think that a boaters life is idylic, but, especially in times like these, people on the canals need help with various life
A warm welcome in Skipton for finding out about the Waterways Chaplaincy
We held a Waterways Chaplaincy Familiarisation day at the end of January where people come to see and start discerning if this is a work
Learn about Chaplaincy Essentials with the Waterways Chaplains
Learn about ‘Chaplaincy Essentials’ with the Waterways Chaplains You are invited to attend out Chaplaincy Essentials day on 15th February in Cheddleton, Leek. Introduction This
Could you be a volunteer Waterways Chaplain in the Yorkshire Area?
Is God talking to you about a ministry out of the four walls of the church, being his feet, hands and voice in a very