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The Lichfield Barge Mission

6th December 20216th January 2022 workplacematters Christian, Coming along side, North Midlands, Uncategorised canals, Chaplain, Christian, poverty, Waterways Chaplains
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

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A new Chaplain hands out Bibles to Channel 4 crew

15th November 202111th January 2022 workplacematters Christian, Probationary, Volunteer Bibles, canals, Christian, Waterways Chaplains
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

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A blessing for a couple and their new boat “Dignity” on the Grand Union canal

24th August 20216th January 2022 workplacematters Christian Blessing, canals, Grand Union, Waterways Chaplains
A blessing for a couple and their new boat “Dignity” on the Grand Union canal

Liveaboard boaters David and Collette’s new boat Dignity is especially blessed! Waterways Chaplain Richard Thompson, who is based on the Grand Union Canal, recently blessed

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Covid vaccinations on the Kennet and Avon canal

29th May 20216th January 2022 workplacematters Comments on news, Covid19 canals, Covid, Vaccinations

It’s good to see that the push for everyone to get their Covid vaccinations is continuing and that the service is available and accessible to

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Waterways Chaplaincy (Not) In Lockdown

5th June 20205th June 2020 workplacematters Christian, Coming along side, Covid19, Media, Towpath canals, caring, Lockdown, prayer, Waterways Chaplains

Waterways Chaplaincy (Not) In Lockdown The Waterways Chaplaincy has not shut its doors! Indeed, many of our chaplains have been exercising on the towpaths near

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A warm welcome in Skipton for finding out about the Waterways Chaplaincy

3rd February 20203rd February 2020 workplacematters Familiarisation Day, North Yorkshire, Teams, Training, Volunteer Canal and River Trust, canals, chaplains, rivers, vision, 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

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Waterways Chaplains Sent to the Tower!

26th June 201813th February 2019 workplacematters Comments on news, Festivals, Hants & Surrey, Kennet & Avon, London Hub, Media, North East Area, North West, South East Hub, Teams, Volunteer, West Midlands Area canals, London
Waterways Chaplain 10th Celebration at Tower of London

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

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Floating Boatyard Gift To Waterways Chaplaincy

14th June 201813th February 2019 workplacematters Homelessness, Uncategorised canals, inequality, mental health, poverty, volunteer, vulnerable, wellbeing
Floating Boatyard Logo

Media Release :   Floating Boatyard gift to Waterways Chaplaincy That Britain’s rapidly growing Waterways Chaplaincy network is now making an impact in both rural

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National Senior Chaplain: Revd. Mark Chester
Email: waterways@workplacematters.org.uk



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