Final call for Tuesday, June 13: Sunset Cruise with buffet-style dinner, drinks, and views of Manhattan.
Tickets are $200 per person. Boarding at Pier 16 at 5:00 PM
Please RSVP on or before June 5, 2023 to: Karen Laino at 212-425-0448 or [email protected]
Last weekend port chaplain Ruth had fun with the crew of the Caroline Selmer: The T-shirt of a crew member read: I AM THE CAPTAIN: I MAKE SHIP HAPPEN! π€£
Meet Rev. Jonathan Westerlund, our new Chaplain in the Port of NY/NJ. Jonathan makes ship visits and transports seafarers to the mall or to medical facilities if needed.
To reach him email [email protected] or call + 1 (212) 677-4800 ext. 7219
Sunset Cruise on June 13. Marine Society and @SIHNYC invite you aboard the Pilot Ship NY with buffet-style dinner, drinks, and views of Manhattan. Tickets are $200 per person. Please RSVP on or before June 2, 2023 to: 212-425-0448 or [email protected]
Welcome to America! Some of our asylum seeker guests have to wear an ankle monitor as if they were criminals. This article provides a few more details on the subject: https://t.co/8tuo5xmLJD
Join us June 13 for the Sunset Cruise.
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Marine Society of the City of NY and sihnyc invite you. Tickets are $200.
Please RSVP on or before June 2, 2023 to:
Karen Laino at 212-425-0448 or [email protected]
THANK YOU to all who have made the past 150 years - including our three honorees - a success for the over 2 million seafarers and immigrants that we served since 1873.
For more pictures from the Setting the Course Reception click the link https://t.co/qLqNlXxa10
Earlier this week, Chaplain Lowell and Chaplain Kate helped the crew of the Pearl Island go ashore in Albany to enjoy Crossgates Mall and Walmart thanks to our new partnership with Albany Maritime Ministry - and our donors.
Remember our asylee guest βJaneβ from Southeast Asia from last winter? A couple of weeks ago she dropped us a message of hope that is fitting for the holidays (Ramadan Mubarak, Chag Sameach, and Happy Easter to all celebrants) with this photo.
Meet Michael Bradford, Seafarers International Houseβs social worker. He is able to assist you with your social work needs.
Appointments in person can be arranged for meeting at the Union Hall and/or in Manhattan or by Zoom, email, or phone.
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Celebrating 150 years of lighting the way for both seafarers and immigrants since 1873: Our Spring 2023 Port Call Newsletter tells you how it all started with one Swedish pastor ... https://t.co/7Z9120LXd0
Uganda to jail people who identify as LGBTQ in one of world's most anti-gay laws: https://t.co/GNcBdomHaC
Thank you to all who help us care of those who flee persecution like people from Nigeria, Kenya, and Uganda.
What do you do when you don't have a visa for shore leave but crave pizza after a long voyage? You call Port Chaplain Ruth, - she delivers! ππSometimes it's just the little things that make you happy. π
Who knows what this is? Yes, a reminder to get your tickets to our Setting the Course Reception: https://t.co/qLqNlXxHQy
Of course, a "sextant" is also used to measure the angle between an astronomical object and the horizon for the purposes of celestial navigation.
Cookies - they make you feel at home - even when home is far away. These seafarers enjoy homemade cookies from volunteers brought to them by our port chaplain Bob in Baltimore. πͺπͺπͺ
Port Chaplain Ruth saved the day for the crew of the Kian bulk carrier coming from balmy Tampa, FL. The vessel was so low in the water, they couldnβt put out a gangway to let anyone ashore. Yet, Ruth delivered the essentials they requested! π
For a day "on the town" Port Chaplain Ruth took the crew of the Interlink Celerity bulk carrier to the New Haven train station in the morning and upon their return from New York drove them back to their vessel.
On Valentine's Day, Port Chaplain Ruth parted with this fun crew of Norse Camden, a bulk carrier. They are on their way to NOLA, perhaps right in time for Mardi Gras.
After 5 months at sea, the young seafarer in red on the left, rushed out of the van and jumped for joy! π Now, the bulk carrier named "Lake Ontario" is heading for Montreal, getting relatively close to the lake it is named for.