Mission To Seafarers Marsden Point

29/07/2026

Beautiful day at Mair rd beach. 8 crew off the Ruby Enterprise having shore leave. And a seal up next to their berth.

25/06/2026

The lovely hats we recieved this week from Aime and Janice and Christine and Marion. Thank you ladies and to all of you that knit for the seafarers.

14/06/2026

Had some seafarers out today so took them to the motocross. Loving it.

03/05/2026

😪 how true is this x

Out here on the ocean, it can sometimes feel like you’re just another small part in a vast, endless expanse. The horizon stretches on, the days blend together, and it’s easy to wonder if anyone truly sees you.

But Psalm 139 speaks directly into that feeling:

“I praise You because I am fearfully and wonderfully made.”

Not just on land. Not just at home. You—right there on your vessel, in the engine room, on the bridge, on watch in the middle of the night—you are fearfully and wonderfully made.

God’s care for you didn’t stop at the shoreline. He knows every mile you sail, every port you enter, every challenge you carry. He understands the long contracts, the separation from family, the fatigue, the responsibility. And still, His word says you are wonderfully made—crafted with purpose, known completely, and valued deeply.

There’s nothing ordinary about your life or your calling. Even when it feels routine or unseen, God sees. Even when it feels lonely, God is near.

Psalm 139 also reminds us that there is nowhere we can go where God is not present—not the heights, not the depths, not even the far side of the sea. That includes your current voyage.

So today, take a moment—whether you’re on a break, finishing a shift, or watching the sunrise over the water—and remember this truth:

You are not forgotten.
You are not just a number on a crew list.
You are known, seen, and wonderfully made by God.

May that give you strength for the journey ahead and peace in the miles between home and where you are now.

Safe sailing, and God bless you today.