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“QVSR is very much part of the Methodist family and we are proud of the part it has played in serving seafarers, ex-servicemen and others in need over its 175 year history. The Methodist Church has always been about reaching out to the marginalised and displaced, offering them hope, QVSR has been a fine example of this ministry in action”.
“Congratulations to QVSR on its 175th anniversary. The Salvation Army is delighted to be associated with QVSR and it’s a joy that your Chief Executive and Chaplains are Salvationists. This landmark anniversary is testament to the quality work and ministry of the organisation throughout the years, as well as witness to the relevance and need for your work today. Thank you for your compassion and care for those people who avail themselves of your services”.
Revd Canon Andrew Wright – Secretary General
“The Mission to Seasfarers is very proud to be associated with Queen Victoria Seamen’s Rest. It is a wonderful institution with an amazing history, redolent with memory offering a profoundly contemporary service. Ancient and modern, it is under girded by a very special ethos that has remained consistent throughout. The warmth of its welcome to seafarers and others is famous and deeply tangible to all who visit. The Mission to Seafarers shares with QVSR its determination to offer hospitality, kindness, respect and , yes, love, to those of all faiths and backgrounds”.
“QVSR is very much part of the Methodist family and we are proud of the part it has played in serving seafarers, ex-servicemen and others in need over its 175 year history. The Methodist Church has always been about reaching out to the marginalised and displaced, offering them hope, QVSR has been a fine example of this ministry in action”.