Seafarers’ House Lands a Spot on Fort Lauderdale Monopoly Board
Seafarers’ House, a vital support hub for maritime workers in Fort Lauderdale, has achieved a delightful recognition: its inclusion in the brand-new Monopoly: Fort Lauderdale Edition. This achievement showcases not only the importance of Seafarers’ House to the local community
NAMMA’s Top Ten of 2024: Celebrating a Year of Maritime Ministry
As the year draws to a close, it’s a perfect time to reflect on NAMMA’s successes in 2024. From new initiatives to international partnerships, this year showcased NAMMA's commitment to seafarers' welfare and maritime ministry. The highlight of the year was
Christmas in Vancouver Port
by Susan Huppert, NAMMA As Amazon trucks and postal services scramble to deliver holiday packages on time, chaplains and volunteers in the Canadian port of Vancouver board the free water taxi to deliver Christmas gifts to seafarers at anchorage in their
Seafarers’ International House: Supporting Seafarers Through Faith and Community
by Susan Huppert, NAMMA In port cities and landlocked towns, seemingly random people are synchronized in their concern for seafarers, especially at Christmas. Reverend Susan Tjornehoj grew up in Colorado. As a young Lutheran pastor, her first call was to remote villages
Caring for Seafarers: The Heart of Halifax’s Mission to Seafarers
by Susan Huppert, NAMMA The Port of Halifax, Nova Scotia, is noted as one of the most impressive natural harbors in the world. Economically, its development provides depth of support to its local markets and to the entire province. The Canadian