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Seafarers' Christian Friend Society, Kembla

Kembla, Australia

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Seafarers' Christian Friend Society, Kembla serves Port Kembla in Australia. The port is an international trade gateway for agricultural, construction, and mining industries, as well as NSW’s largest motor vehicle import hub, the state’s largest grain export terminal, and second-largest coal export port. The society provides resources such as Bibles in English and foreign languages, Emmaus Bible correspondence courses, videos, audio recordings, books, and booklets. Kembla Port is served by a chaplain named Mike Giles, who started visiting ships with his friend Rob Flinders from Port Botany in 2019. The society’s headquarters are located at Ch18 Colvin House, Inspire Business Park, Belfast, UK. SCFS is registered as a charity in England and Wales, Ireland, Scotland, and the UK, and is a member of ICMA. Kembla Port Information: +61 (0) 292 964 999.

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