Mission to Seafarers Thunder Bay
The Mission to Seafarers provides help and support to the 1.89 million crewmen and women who face danger every day to keep our global economy afloat.
The Mission to Seafarers is here to support the men and women working at sea when they need us most. And it’s not just practical support the Mission offers. We know that seafarers need emotional and frequently spiritual support too. That’s why we have a large network of ordained Port Chaplains who come on board ships, giving seafarers a listening ear and offering prayer, if needed. They can also connect seafarers to other organisations, or speak to them on their behalf.
Our mission is to care for the shipping industry’s most important asset: its people.
We are here for Seafarers.
Corporate Donor Recognition
The Mission to Seafarers gratefully acknowledges the financial support of these corporate donorsÂ
CHIEF ENGINEER
2024
The Marine Club
2023
Corp of Professional Great Lakes Pilots
Hensen Foundation
The Marine Club
Latest News
Mailbox
For hand delivered mail, a mailbox is beside the main door on the Seafarers’ Centre. During the mail strike, people may wish to drop off donations at the Seafarers' Centre.
St. Nicholas’ Day Celebration
Come and join us for a St. Nicholas Day Eucharist and lunch at 11:00 am Wednesday, December 4 at Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church, 10 Farrand St..
Christmas Gift Bags for seafarers
Christmas is just around the corner, which means Christmas Gift Bags for seafarers. The Mission to Seafarers: Port of Thunder Bay is looking for donations for Christmas Gift Bags to be given to seafarers starting on December 1.
September the busiest month since the Chaplain began
In September 2024, The Seafarers’ Centre was staffed 25 days and 339 seafarers were transported, which makes September the busiest month since the Chaplain began in 1994.
