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SCI - The Rev'd Mark Nestlehutt Founded in 1834, SCI is affiliated with the Episcopal Church.

The Seamen's Church Institute (SCI) promotes safety, dignity and improved working environments for the men and women serving North American and international maritime workplaces.

10/02/2026

“Yes, you can.” A powerful message—and the theme of the Women Offshore Conference in Houston!

All three of SCI’s mission areas—pastoral care, maritime education, and mariner advocacy—were represented by SCI Chaplain Nancy Simpson, Center for Maritime Education E-Learning Specialist Lisa Nally, and Center for Mariner Advocacy Director Phil Schifflin, joined by Communications Coordinator Bridgit Patterson.

Thank you to Women Offshore for welcoming us, and a special thank you to Executive Director Liz Schmidt for bringing this community together!
Women Offshore

10/02/2026

Welcome Fr. Uhlik!

It’s been a jam-packed month!
08/19/2026

It’s been a jam-packed month!

THE MASTHEAD—August 2026 is available now! Read about SCI's continued commitment to building a "culture of care" within the maritime industry, including the release of a companion piece to the U.S. Inland Mariner Wellness Assessment, leadership presence at industry conferences, and stories of chaplaincy from the International Seafarer's Center and Ministry on the River.

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07/04/2026

Today, the Seamen’s Church Institute joins the nation in celebrating Independence Day and the beginning of America’s 250th anniversary year.

As we honor our nation’s history, we also recognize the hardworking mariners whose dedication keeps our economy moving, our communities connected, and our nation secure. Your service is essential to America’s strength and prosperity.

Thank you, mariners, for all you do. Wishing everyone a safe, joyful, and meaningful Fourth of July!

06/26/2026
06/25/2026

Today, on the International Maritime Organization - IMO ’s Day of the Seafarer, we recognize the men and women who keep global trade moving—often under immense pressure and in increasingly dangerous conditions.

This year’s theme, “Carrying world trade. Carrying the risks,” shines a light on the realities of life at sea, especially for those navigating high-risk and conflict-affected regions.

At SCI, we see firsthand the sacrifices seafarers make to keep our world connected. Through advocacy, chaplaincy, training, and support, we stand alongside seafarers and maritime workers every day.

Their work may be out of sight, but it should never be out of mind.

A great event!
06/16/2026

A great event!

The Seamen's Church Institute was proud to present the 2026 Silver Bell Award to John Wobensmith in recognition of his outstanding leadership and contributions to the maritime industry.

Accepting the honor, John reflected on the colleagues, mentors, friends, and mariners who have shaped his career and contributed to his success. "No achievement like this happens alone," he said, recognizing the extraordinary people he has worked alongside throughout his career.

John also highlighted the deeper meaning of the award, describing it as a celebration of SCI's mission, the maritime community, his colleagues at Genco, and the mariners and seafarers whose work connects the world every day.

Congratulations, John, and thank you for your leadership and steadfast support of the people who keep global commerce moving.

05/23/2026

From our nation’s ports to rivers, oceans, and inland waterways, the maritime industry powers trade, supports jobs, and strengthens communities every day.

This National Maritime Day, we celebrate the resilience, skill, and service of those who work on and around the water. Thank you for all you do. 🌊⚓

05/21/2026

SCI's President & Executive Director, the Rev. Mark Nestlehutt, with SCI Chaplain Associate and Ukrainian Catholic priest, Fr. Paul Makar, visiting the Danish Seafarers' Mission in Copenhagen as part of the International Christian Maritime Association maritime chaplain training course. Fr. Makar regularly visits with Ukrainian seafarers and others in the Port of New York and New Jersey, working out of SCI's International Seafarers' Center in Port Newark!

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