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Death and Hope on the Waterways

WaterwaysChaplaincy | 29th May 2021
It has often been noted that the beauty and tranquillity of our inland waterways can disguise human distress and, dare…

A Waterways story by WWC Alice Sumner

WaterwaysChaplaincy | 29th May 2021
Alice writes …. Becoming a new Waterways Chaplain on the Kennet and Avon canal began badly for me! For one…

Waterways Chaplain Tina leads the annual boat service in Lincolnshire

WaterwaysChaplaincy | 29th May 2021
On Sunday 16th May this year, WWC Tina Clark led the annual boat service at St Mary and All Saints,…

A Busy life on the Broads

WaterwaysChaplaincy | 29th May 2021
WWC Mike Cadman writes from the Norfolk Broads… WWC was introduced as ‘if you have a problem or want to…

What is the Waterways Chaplaincy? – an article by WWC Roger Hazelgrove

WaterwaysChaplaincy | 29th May 2021
Recent years have seen increasing number of people moving onto the waterways.  People think that the waterways are quiet uninhabited…

Volunteering on the Waterways – hear about the work of one of our Chaplains

WaterwaysChaplaincy | 13th April 2021
Its easy to think that a boaters life is idylic, but, especially in times like these, people on the canals…

Easter Blessings (and hot cross buns!) for boaters

WaterwaysChaplaincy | 13th April 2021
Easter 2021 – A time for getting out and about – chatting in the open air, and looking forward to…

In memory of Prince Philip

WaterwaysChaplaincy | 12th April 2021
On behalf of the Waterways Chaplains, ministering on the inland waterways, please be assured of our prayers of thanksgiving for…

Waterways chaplains CRT Article – help on the waterways for boaters in need

WaterwaysChaplaincy | 5th April 2021
The media team at the Canal and River Trust had a chat with Rev. Pat Willis recently. Pat is the…

Peace, tranquillity, fresh air and the other side of the coin

WaterwaysChaplaincy | 29th March 2021
A surprising number of retired Anglican clergy own narrow boats, or if they don’t actually have their own, they hire…

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