Updated: 11 Aug 2010 11:58

Port Tour
The Port of Thunder Bay is a maritime community that has commercial, governance and recreational benefits to the people of 
Thunder Bay.

Ocean Vessels

Rev'd Ed with a seafarer 
at Western Grain By-Products 
on the Kaministiqua River

Calendar of Events
Updated August 1, 2010

Meat Sale
Thank you $520 rasied.

Blessing of the Fleet
June 26, 2010

Christmas Gift Bags
Please bring items to the Seafarers' Centre 
by November 22, 2010.

SITE INDEX

Canadian Mission to Seafarers

Constitution and By-laws
Updated April 22, 2009

Contact Info/Map

Crested Clothing
Updated December 1, 2009

Glossary

History
   Chaplains

How You Can Help
  Christmas Gift Bags
  Volunteer Opportunities

Lest We Forget
   Merchant Navy Plaque
    Battle of the Atlantic

Links

Parish Representative

Prayer Cycle

Prayers and Worship Resources

Purpose/Services Offered

Services Provided

Statistics  
Updated: December 23,  2009

To Contact Us

Seafarers’ Centre
Located at 
Keefer Intermodal, 100 Main St.,
 Thunder Bay

Phone 
(807) 344-8241 Seafarers' Centre
(807) 626-2571 Rev'd Swayze's Cellular

When no-one is at the Centre, the phone is forwarded to the Chaplain, Rev'd Ed Swayze's cell phone and it has voice mail. 
Rev'd Ed also is the pastor 
at St. Stephen's Anglican Church.

Office Hours
Monday 1:30 p.m. to 2:00 p.m., Wednesday 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and by appointment.

Fax:     (807) 345-3135

E-mail: flyingangel@tbaytel.net
Due to the large amount of spam, 
in the subject line, put "attention Chaplain"

Mail
Mission to Seafarers: Lakehead Branch
Suite 450, 100 Main St.
Thunder Bay, ON, P7B 6R9

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with your comments and suggestions

Donor Awards

The Mission to Seafarers gratefully acknowledges the financial support of these donors 

MASTER

in 2010

CHIEF ENGINEER

in 2009

Corporate Donor Appreciation